Dog Burgers ?!?! *Barf*

[minendo]

its meat and you probably wouldnt know the difference if you ate it and werent informed

 

[chibchakan]

<< Anyone ever had dogmeat? I'd be interested to know what it tastes like. - Killbat >>



<< i've actually heard that cats and dogs don't taste all that good, despite how they're considered a delicacy. *shrug* - gopunk >>



A friend of mine who was in Korea and tried dogmeat, told me it tastes very similar to mutton or goat meat. :disgust:

 

[Nefrodite]

and crabs are like giant sea roaches.. so what? its just meat

 

[DCFife]

While I was in Korea I never had the opportunity to try dog meat. The locals sort keep it "hidden" from the public now...I guess you could say that while it's a traditional delicacy it's kind of taboo now. FYI, the dogs they use for "kagogi", as they call it, are small scrappy mongrels...they don't have the same breeds of dogs over there as they do here. So, when you go to sleep tonight don't worry that some Korean is going to steal your doberman, sheppard, or retriever...they've probably never even seen a dog like that and they'd be scared sh!tless by it!

Dave

 

[batgeek]

<< In that case so are humans! >>



Yeah, really...

 

[Belegost]

While I can't be sure that what I ate was dog meat, but it's very likely.
There was a vendor at an outdoor bazaar in Russia that sold barbequed kabobs. They smelled good so me and a couple friends I was there with bought some. They tasted kinda like beef, and were a bit dry, probably because they were overcooked. A few days later we were passing the stall early in the morning and noticed the guy tossing some dog paws into a waste bucket, when we talked with our translators they assured us that the guy was known for using stray dogs. Sentiment aside, it was decent meat.

 

[Wallydraigle]

I'm trying to get away from the whole meat thing...

 

[Chrono]

news flash
canada is not much

 

[StevenYoo]

<<

<< In that case so are humans! >>



Yeah, really... >>



oh my... i had no idea an online cannibal store existed... weird...

 

[RoninRXN]

You sir...are an idiot. It's part of the Korean culture.

It's also a part of Chinese culture and I would eat dog in a second. In fact, I'm in Hong Kong right now and I wanted to go up to China to actually try eating dog.

Geez...just because you don't do it in the States doesn't mean it's dirty or weird.

 

[bootymac]

<< Geez...just because you don't do it in the States doesn't mean it's dirty or weird. >>



welcome to the way of american thinking
<- Canadian and is going to run away after saying that

 

[RoninRXN]

<--- also Canadian.