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Thery taste OK too.
U128068 Started conversation Jul 14, 2000
The first and only time that I have eaten Guinea Pig was in Ecuador. They are called Cuy there and mine was served on a bed of popcorn (also originating in South America). I cannot really tell you what it tasted like because I'd been vegetarian for 4 years previous to this experiance, so had no memories of what meat should taste like. I was in the jungle in the middle of nowhere and had eaten nothing but rice for days, my body was craving any food I could get.
I found it most surprising that the meat eaters in the group would eat the chickens we had seen in the last town, 24 hours away by truck, (They had been fed anti-biotics and hormones, kept in cramped conditions, treated badly, and been transported to their final destination in an inhumane manner. The chickens not the people.) but would not eat the Guinea pig (Which had lead a natural existance in the forest and was killed in a sustainable manner).
Just because chickens aren't furry.
They taste OK too.
Peregrin Posted Jul 15, 2000
It's strange what people eat... in the far East they eat dogs but are revolted at the thought of eating cows. In the west, we eat cows but are revolted at the idea of eating dogs.
Funny old world isn't it
Thery taste OK too.
Neugen Amoeba Posted Jul 17, 2000
So did you go back to being a vegiterian, or was the taste too good to pass up again?
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