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[deliciouspolls]

I am waiting with bated breath to see if there will be an Unconventional Animals (two/no-legged) edition

Two-legged is just birds. Actually, that would be incredibly easy to whip up right now, hold on-

[deliciouspolls]

wheres the option for human on the unconventional meat poll /genuine

This blog is more for cuisine, so I'm not sure cannibalism would fit into that definition considering it is/was more for special occasions/ceremonies rather than a part of a routine meal.

While the "unconventional" meat poll was about (what I personally assumed to be) uncommonly eaten foods within the USA, I didn't think they were too rare and could still be a regular or semi-regular addition to someone's diet. Human meat, as far as I know, is/was more of a ritual thing in some cultures than anything else, and doesn't fit into the overall theme of the blog.

(Do any societies even practice cannibalism anymore? I've read that groups who were contacted by settlers were either forced, persuaded, or inspired to quit the tradition.)

[deliciouspolls]

kangaroo and horse are very similar in flavour and they're both leagues more delicious than beef :0

awesome! i have no idea what this means.

after a quick google search, it appears that horse meat is. actually somewhat illegal here.