mike campbell
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Chicken paws are for po' folk. Rich folk eat deep-fried chicken rings ... expensive because there's only one per chicken.
Chicken Paws?
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BigBill
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They call those buffalo wings? Must be a lot of buffalo's that can't fly? Lol reall ever see the chicken wings in the large package.? All left side wings where's the right side do they leave them on so the chicken flys in circles? Lmao.
I think grandma put chicken feet in chicken soup.
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nachogrande
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ALLIGATOR NUGGETS???
I never noticed them. Just tell tell the waitress to make it snappy.
I never noticed them. Just tell tell the waitress to make it snappy.
gman51
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I had ate an ostrich burger which was mostly like eating a very dry hamburger. Ostrich is known for being very low fat if any.
I remember as a kid beef liver was real cheap to buy and at times it was actually given away. Now liver is actually around $4 a pound and it isn't seen daily in grocery stores around here.
I don't eat pickled pigs feet or ears or chicken feet. I would think the only thing they would be used for would be dog food.
I remember as a kid beef liver was real cheap to buy and at times it was actually given away. Now liver is actually around $4 a pound and it isn't seen daily in grocery stores around here.
I don't eat pickled pigs feet or ears or chicken feet. I would think the only thing they would be used for would be dog food.
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THE PILGRIM
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Also tried an Ostrich Burger and found it to be tough.
Have eaten a fair amount of calf liver and brains, not anymore.
Also Deer Liver and Heart, but only in Deer Camps.
Have eaten a fair amount of stuff in the Orient where you don't always know exactly what it is.
The rule is - if it tastes good, eat it.
If if don't taste good, don't eat it!
Have eaten a fair amount of calf liver and brains, not anymore.
Also Deer Liver and Heart, but only in Deer Camps.
Have eaten a fair amount of stuff in the Orient where you don't always know exactly what it is.
The rule is - if it tastes good, eat it.
If if don't taste good, don't eat it!
