Tuna in a can (not squid)

**Coyote** · 6th January 2006, 16:06

Originally Posted by Goblin

You're not wrong...when my kids were little & I used to feed them their normal food then every now & then would give them a spoonful of lemon juice just to see that sour look on their faces...mean eh? I thought kids were for our amusement....til they turn into teenagers

Then the tables turn

**Goblin** · 6th January 2006, 16:13

Originally Posted by alarumba

Then the tables turn

Yes indeed...especially when they have friends over & all gang up on me

**Maha** · 6th January 2006, 16:17

Originally Posted by Colapop

Nothing wrong with lambs tongues. Kidney, heart and sweetbreads are good too. You can eat near 'bout all of what a sheep's got. Mmmm Yummy!

You missed out tripe !! 'you sick bastard'

we got fed all that sort of shit as youngsters, mum would refer to tripe as 'mock chicken'

**Colapop** · 6th January 2006, 16:31

OOooo and luiver and brains and mountain oysters and tails freshly docked and roasted.... Mmmmmm farm life. Grow food and eat it. C'mere Bambi! C'mere Daisy!

**Goblin** · 6th January 2006, 16:36

Originally Posted by maha man

You missed out tripe !! 'you sick bastard'

we got fed all that sort of shit as youngsters, mum would refer to tripe as 'mock chicken'

EEWWWW!!!

My mum used to feed us that kind of stuff too....
I think tripe is cows guts? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

**Goblin** · 6th January 2006, 16:41

Originally Posted by Colapop

OOooo and luiver and brains and mountain oysters and tails freshly docked and roasted.... Mmmmmm farm life. Grow food and eat it. C'mere Bambi! C'mere Daisy!

On the farm we used have this herd tester with a speech impediment who loved "Sheep BWAINS"
Cant beat home killed meat but I can live without the offal.

**Maha** · 6th January 2006, 17:03

Originally Posted by Goblin

EEWWWW!!!

My mum used to feed us that kind of stuff too....
I think tripe is cows guts? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

You are right......... cow gut lining , its the offal truth, must have been part of the staple diet for alot of familys i guess, bit like mince, you can dress it up in so many ways

but its still mince.

**Quartida** · 6th January 2006, 17:22

Originally Posted by Colapop

Mmmmmm farm life. Grow food and eat it. C'mere Bambi! C'mere Daisy!

Like Lisa Simpson, I think I've just gone vegetarian.

I don't mind any meat, as long as it comes pre-cut and looks nothing like it's original incarnation.

**Quartida** · 6th January 2006, 17:24

Ooh, but don't criticise Mince. Mince is food of the gods. You can do everything with Mince. All hail our fair friend Mince!

**Eurodave** · 6th January 2006, 17:27

Sheeps brains, crumbed & lightly fried in butter till golden brown..... YUMMY! or how about oxtail soup? again quite meaty , filling, and a cheap meal.

**MacD** · 6th January 2006, 17:35

Originally Posted by kronos

About 3 mouthfuls later (yes it took that long), I look down at the label of what has to be the worst flavour of tuna yet, to see the words "Fancy Feast".

Which flavour!? Our cat seems to be addicted to the Chicken Feast flavour. [smilie=10,13,21]

**Goblin** · 6th January 2006, 17:35

Originally Posted by maha man

You are right......... cow gut lining , its the offal truth, must have been part of the staple diet for alot of familys i guess, bit like mince, you can dress it up in so many ways

but its still mince.

and mutton....you can dress it up to look like lamb but it still tastes like mutton.
Haggis!! Now there's a dish....not for the faint-hearted.

**Goblin** · 6th January 2006, 17:44

Originally Posted by Eurodave

Sheeps brains, crumbed & lightly fried in butter till golden brown..... YUMMY! or how about oxtail soup? again quite meaty , filling, and a cheap meal.

MMMMmmmm....Oxtail soup!! I used to think it was a cheap meal but have you seen the price of oxtail in the meat section of your local supermarket??

Damn near as expensive as eye fillet steak!! Neck chops are nearly as expensive too.

**Maha** · 6th January 2006, 17:48

Originally Posted by Goblin

and mutton....you can dress it up to look like lamb but it still tastes like mutton.
Haggis!! Now there's a dish....not for the faint-hearted.

Now haggis i have tasted, lived in Vegas for many years, opening night of Camarons bar (think its closed now) haggis /pipes etc, well had a bit to drink by the time the scottish feast (not that fancy) come around, and it was yum, that i could do again.