They don't really, they're just something they put the crazy hot chilli sauce on for you to slurp offbut at the same time people eat chicken feet, that is just as weird.
They don't really, they're just something they put the crazy hot chilli sauce on for you to slurp offbut at the same time people eat chicken feet, that is just as weird.
I enjoy cold milk too. I was raised on unpasteurised milk from a local TB tested dairy herd.Our school milk came in tiny bottles and was delivered fresh every day. Loved it.
It gets worse, rather than use a spoon or other utensil they use chicken feet as a utensil. I suppose it saves on the washing up but licking chicken feet is some fetish !They don't really, they're just something they put the crazy hot chilli sauce on for you to slurp off
Actually, they're not.I'd forgotten about these. Never tried them and never intend to. Must be far worse than tripe: https://b2b.goldencrop.fi/shop/80599-raw-natural-pork-rectum-1kg-1kg-3747
That reminds me of the walnut liqueur my father brought back from Czechoslovakia. Absolutely foul. It went to five parties and came back until a very drunk scowser at the sixth took a swig, declared it to be not too bad and downed the bottle.My wife loves pickled walnuts.
Regular variety are bad enough to my mind, but pickled, ugh.
Medronho has to be worse.That reminds me of the walnut liqueur my father brought back from Czechoslovakia. Absolutely foul. It went to five parties and came back until a very drunk scowser at the sixth took a swig, declared it to be not too bad and downed the bottle.
The world or at least some of does seem to have gone a little mad on these meat free alternatives and of course the money aspect from greedy supermarkets has a big part to play in this . You make a good point regarding vegans not being fully catered for years ago so I suppose it’s a case of flooding the shops with everything that vegans can now eat because it’s meat free . As for the nasty tricks - didn’t Linda McCartney sell vegan meat free pies that actually contained meat .. thanks for you views btw..I've been a vegetarian since about 1984 - my mother's doing initially but eventually it's because I just don't like meat now. I actually believe in mixed farming, if farm we must.
Anyway, being vegan is the big trendy thing with certain celebrities doing it, manufacturers of convenience foods really jumped on the bandwagon to sell stuff to this newly expanding customer base - not so many years ago vegans were very under-catered for in this arena because they were a fringe group and generally regarded as a bit mad.
What really gets my goat is that people are becoming vegan and simply buying meat-substitutes as though it's completely natural, they .don't have to make the effort that my vegan friends did long ago. They are buying into something artificial in the name of being more eco friendly.
So it's great that there are more meat -free convenience options for me, but some of these really are supposed to have some cheese in them and not it's fairly terrible substitute.
Also, I always worry about the consequences when big companies muscle in on this sort of thing. What nasty tricks are they up to to put on this "ethical" front? Not to mention it's yet another pressure (albeit a small one) to increase arable farming, which is not good.
Chicken feet have been eaten by many West Indian families and I believe Asian families for years . Along with tripe , cow foot and oxtail to name but a few .. I regularly eat oxtail but tripe , cow foot and chicken feet etc I’ll give them a very wide birth .They don't really, they're just something they put the crazy hot chilli sauce on for you to slurp off
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