Ostrich jerky.
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Bambam1989
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I have eaten emu before. Not emu jerky though.
I wonder how ostrich compares..
I’ve had ostrich. It’s a red meat a bit like beef
And a bit like crocodile.
Bambam1989
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I've had alligator! It was super yummy!
Ostrich meat is one of the healthier red meats. It is lean meat. Lots of people enjoy ostrich meat. For me it tastes like rich red meat with a slightly gamy after taste.
It's not too bad actually. Have you tried tuna jerky?I like ostrich meat.
I'd certainly try ostrich jerky!
Well that is me over and out.
Good night all and sleep tight.
Good night all and sleep tight.
I won't eat tuna. I don't care what they say. None of it appears to be fished sustainably. It's off the menu for us. The pole caught seems just as bad as other methods of catching having seen documentaries on it.
We were impressed by the list of sustainable fish given to us in the aquarium in Cape Town when we visited a few years ago. Pole caught Yellow Fin is green listed, but I have decided against
https://www.westerncape.gov.za/gene...-african-sustainable-seafood-initiative-sassi
South African Sustainable Seafood Initiative (SASSI)
The UK's Marine Conservation Society has a Good Fish Guide also avaiaavai as an app if anyone is interested
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Too many inappropriate jokes come to mind....
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That's cool and not cool at the same time.
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I’ve been on this forum for two years(two years exactly tomorrow), and I’ve never posted in this thread. So, uhh... hi?
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Hello welcome to the wonder and madness of the CDR.
We talk about anything and everything here and occasionally it makes sense
A fondness for cheese helps. Alongside the use of baked beans as substrate. And postcards of places you go.
Pull up an armadillo, if you can find one in the gloom, and make yourself comfortable. The leprechaun one-legged pirate substitute will bring you a beverage of choice once he's finished polishing the jellyfish that glow gently and provide a little light in the gloom. Watch out for the wool spider, assuming she exists, she seems to be in a bit of bad mood since Adam and Sabine's flying adventure the other night.
We are generally on first name terms here... I'm Linda and live in the UK
Hello welcome to the wonder and madness of the CDR.
We talk about anything and everything here and occasionally it makes sense
A fondness for cheese helps. Alongside the use of baked beans as substrate. And postcards of places you go.
Pull up an armadillo, if you can find one in the gloom, and make yourself comfortable. The leprechaun one-legged pirate substitute will bring you a beverage of choice once he's finished polishing the jellyfish that glow gently and provide a little light in the gloom. Watch out for the wool spider, assuming she exists, she seems to be in a bit of bad mood since Adam and Sabine's flying adventure the other night.
We are generally on first name terms here... I'm Linda and live in the UK
I know baked beans are my favorite substrate!
I’m Macy, and I live in Lewisville, Texas
Welcome Macy!I know baked beans are my favorite substrate!
I’m Macy, and I live in Lewisville, Texas
Bambam1989
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I'm glad I wasn't the only one who had those thoughts!
