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You WILL eat the snake
- Thread starter Sharkbiscuit
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No se/Je ne sais pas. The sheer amount of water and invasive freshwater fish readily available in the python's range in Florida probably negates demand. Your kid can ride his bike to a canal with half a slice of bread and come home with some tilapia to fry. I don't think those things are that easy to find in the daytime in populated areas.
One time I had frog legs (Saigon in San Diego is a GREAT Vietnamese/Chinese restaurant - huge menu and cheap), they were good but effort/meat ratio isn't there. Yeah, both taste like chicken.
I've eaten a lot of different animals. Snake isn't one of them. I don't THINK crocodile but can't be sure. I do remember when I was a kid, that restaurant in Nairobi called the Carnivore was holding and I ate a shitload. Most the snakes I see around here are small, fast, and not worth the trouble. But some big fat rattler sunning itself? Would it ever see the shovel coming?
I can. Turkey and chicken taste different and they're kind of similar-ish birds. Snakes are reptiles and frogs are amphibians.
Up there with Jackass Junction, now Yeehaw Junction (dang 1950s PC Florida Legislature) in the anals, I mean annals, of inland Vero Beach culture.
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How about Gator? Heard it was good.I can. Turkey and chicken taste different and they're kind of similar-ish birds. Snakes are reptiles and frogs are amphibians.
Up there with Jackass Junction, now Yeehaw Junction (dang 1950s PC Florida Legislature) in the anals, I mean annals, of inland Vero Beach culture.
Fellsmere Frog Leg Festival
Fellsmere is home to the world's largest frog leg festival in January every year. Enjoy fried frog legs, gator tail, homemade craft, a beverage truck and carnival rides, food and games.
I ate gator or croc once, can't recall which. Not sure what cut but it basically tasted like overcooked chicken breast.
No snake for me please, but been watching a lot of this guys vids, crazy work and makes me happy to live in a deadly snake free environment
"You will eat the snake" was what I said to my beloved when I wanted a BJ
It’s one of those things that you eat after 2 caguamas of Victoria and a couple of shots of mescal. I’ve had both and neither was something to write home about. A couple of different kinds of snakes, Armadillo, yeah fvck dat. Don’t taste like chicken.
I’ve had gator in FL a number of times- deep fried, Jerky and smoked croc (in Australia). It tasted wrong/gross to me.
I used to have a job cleaning Rattlers for our chili and burger toppings at the Texas Paniolo Cafe in Punalu'u. It came frozen in bags. 3 footers. You thaw it and get your fingers under a piece of the meat on each side of the spine and just run them like a ribbon from one side to the other. Thats the Filet. Then you pick the meat of the ribs. Fry it up with oil and garlic and serve. Taste like shrimpy chicken or just garlic
I’ve had rattlesnake chili. Tasted pretty damn good to me.
I have zero issue with a future filled with snake ranches. I’d rather eat a snake than a chicken. I mean let’s be honest here, anyone who’s ever actually processed their own chicken knows that we really aren’t meant to be eating those things.
I have zero issue with a future filled with snake ranches. I’d rather eat a snake than a chicken. I mean let’s be honest here, anyone who’s ever actually processed their own chicken knows that we really aren’t meant to be eating those things.
