Is it common to eat this is your country ?
>>53271070
in*
>>53271070
Very common
>>53271070
is this pepperoni? it looks like some sort of sausage
>>53271070
ground meat packed into animal intestine?
>>53271070
Not that specifically, but sausage is popular in most places
>2016
>still eating pork
of course
>>53271070
Yeap and its fucking delicious
I prefer the spanish ones
Traditional sausage thread?
Traditional sausage thread.
Guatemalan longaniza and chorizo
>>53271225
t. Johannes Muhammad
>>53271225
>t.mehmet
>>53271225
t. Mehmet Muhamad
>>53271225
did they convert you already?
What can even compete?
>>53271289
Moronga- Guatemalan blood sausage
>>53271070
yes
>>53271225
t. Allahu Akbar
>>53271289
>>53271400
poor man's mexican food
>>53271404
>BIG BLACK SAUSAGE
>>53271070
sucuk is much better and you can even fry it and cook with eggs. Pig meat demages your brain.
>>53271438
t. Chicano Chicanez
is the sky blue
>>53271465
t. Mexico's Mexico
>>53271225
t.abdul
>>53271509
t. Can't Quote Jimenez
absolutely!
We love to eat this with beer!
>>53271659
Are you German?
I wouldn't say common, it's more of a mainland European thing. They are pretty good though.
>>53271495
No
>>53271774
everybody does that senpai...
Serbia, please explain how to eat this thing. It's fucking rock solid.
Very common, and very delicious.
>>53271070
Bretty gommon
I think most Americans will eat any meat product if they're unaware of how it's made.
>>53271774
Literally everyone likes droge worst and beer, anon.
>>53272164
they go better with wine
>>53272488
>Americans will eat any meat product
Even horse? Americans and Brits seem to be so squemish about eating horses..
>B-but they're our friends
Perhaps, but also delicious.
>>53272560
really ?
Ive never heard of that desu senpai.
>>53272600
Red wine & red meat.. Not a lot can go wrong, right?
>>53272560
Nope, brazilians drink beer more than wine
It's Southconers who are the prissy winedrinkers
>>53272536
more like droge best
>>53272677
>droge best
?
>>53271070
Is it common in your country to eat tongue sausage?
>>53271225
Verpiss dich aus unserem Land du scheiß Musel...
Der Islam gehört definitiv nicht zu Deutschland...
>>53272703
>droge worst
>droge best
>>53271438
>poor man's
>Mexican
Redundant phrasing lad
>>53272749
It is not best, it is worst.
>>53271070
In some places more than others. Summer sausage and salami are more popular in Midwestern states and in Italian neighborhoods. They're usually placed on a plate with sliced sharp cheddar to make a yummy game-day platter.
>>53272749
Kek.. When you put 'droge' in front of 'worst' the 'sausage' connotation completely forces away the best/worst connotation it has in English.
>>53272747
>Is it common in your country to eat tongue sausage
No, though you can buy it at butchers and even some supermarkets.. It's not something you see in many lunchboxes.
>>53272560
this guy gets it
>>53272567
I'd rather avoid eating horse if I can. I just feel like equines have been so important to human history that we shouldn't eat them. Kind of like dogs.
>>53272567
>Even horse?
Tell them it's bison
>>53272821
I like it though... With a thick layer of mustard on a slice of rye bread
>>53271289
chicano
>>53272780
It's just a play of words, senpai
>>53272909
>I just feel like equines have been so important to human history
I also feel this way, I mean if it weren't for horses we wouldn't have antibiotics. Oh wait it's a fucking dumb animal no smarter than a cow.
>>53271070
yes
>>53272909
>I just feel like equines have been so important to human history that we shouldn't eat them.
>history
History being the correct term, and all the historically relevant horses are dead now. Also, dogs taste like shit.. If they tasted ok we would probably eat those as well.
Also, don't most horses end up in glue factories in the US after they've outlived their usefullness as a pet or riding/racing horse? Is that better than eating them?
>>53272912
>Tell them it's bison
Or just don't specify.. In Dutch a 'biefstuk' is a steak, and a 'paardenbiefstuk' is a steak from a horse. But there's no law or linguistic rule that prevents you from selling horse steak as just 'biefstuk'... There was a famous café in Amsterdam, widely appreciated for it's simple inexpensive steak meal (steak+fries and salad for <€10,-, which is quite a fucking thing in Amsterdam)... The fact that they served horse steaks rather than beef steaks was a public secret for years, untill the local paper published an article in which they had a sample DNA tested or something..
Apparantly horse tastes a lot like beef when you cook it like a steak.
>>53273072
>Oh wait it's a fucking dumb animal no smarter than a cow.
Pretty much this. A bit smarter perhaps, but not a lot.. Pigs are MUCH more intelligent than both, and we have no qualms about locking them up in tiny shacks covered in their own shit.
Also, horses have the delicious property of becoming MORE tender as they age, rather than chewy.. So you can ride it all it's life and then still have a deliciously juicy steak or sausage at the end.
>>53273072
We used horses for travel and nailed metal to their hooves for thousands of years. Think about the Silk Road, or riding on horseback into battle, or hauling plows on farms, or towing a carriage.
>>53273309
>We
Europeans have been doing this for centuries before the US were even discovered, and horses have pretty much always been eaten.. It's just Brits that don't, and I think they passed their squemishness on to the US.
>>53273383
By "we" I meant "humans". As a large collective word for mankind.
>>53273309
>or hauling plows on farms, or towing a carriage.
If only cattle could do shit like that, oh wait.
>or riding on horseback into battle
this is the only thing they are good for, but only because tigers don't let us ride them.
>>53273438
Even so, I don't see how that would mean we wouldn't eat them.. We've used cows in much the same manner, yet 'Oxen sausage' is still a delicacy in Amsterdam. These days mostly made of 'normal' cows, in the old days the sausages would be made from the Oxen that hauled goods into the city, and were often not taken back but sold as meat... Not doing the same with horses seems arbitrary imo.
>2016
>not eating horse meat
you yanks should try it, it's very tasty
If foie gras is illegal in any region of your cunt, you pretty much live under a tyranny.
(blue is illegal, red is foie gras producers)
>>53273305
>Apparantly horse tastes a lot like beef when you cook it like a steak.
I never tried horse meat, but I eat a lot of different animals, beaver, wild turkey, bear, raccoon, etc. I would guess that horse meat is tougher than cow meat. The muscles from animals that are used less often are always more tender. Horses move around more than cows, so it must be the way they cook it that makes it more like cow meat.
>>53273559
the butthurt among ecologists in the comments is priceless
>>53271070
Salame? If so, yes, very common.
>>53273598
forgot video link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2So3XCahNeI
>>53273585
>The muscles from animals that are used less often are always more tender. Horses move around more than cows, so it must be the way they cook it that makes it more like cow meat.
Horse actually becomes more tender with age and exercise
>What is Horse Meat Like?
Horse meat is lean. It is a deeper red than beef. The meat is described as somewhat more fibrous than beef, and slightly more gamey tasting, although some people describe it as sweeter. Unlike beef or pork, horse meat is said to become tastier and more tender the older the animal is.
http://horses.about.com/od/understandinghorses/fl/Facts-About-Horse-Meat.htm
>>53273632
>Ducks
>Ducks
>Ducks
B-but.. Those are Geese? Isn't Foi Gras always made of goose, too?
>>53273559
son white
>>53273632
>Like animal butter
Don't they have patè in the US? I've never had foi gras, but isn't it basically that?
>>53271070
YESSSSSSSS
Yes, I love it.
Sadly on of the few great things that comes out of Slavonija these days
>>53273525
Eating horses is equal to eating dogs
They have been our allies since humanity was in its infancy
>>53271070
No, too expensive.
>>53273559
Fucking California Gommies. They fuck everything up.
>>53273734
Pretty sure it is. Otherwise it's just pâté.
>>53273803
We have both except for apparently commiefornia.
>>53273559
Why does it show the political subdivisions of Spain but not of France?
Portugal has the best meat
>>53273855
>Eating horses is equal to eating dogs
If your ancestors are European they were commonly eaten before the crusades. Beef wasn't originally eating because it produced milk and acted as a tractor. Dog on the other hand is gross since its a carnivore/omnivore.
>>53273855
no this is hypocrisy
eating a dog or any kind of intelligent mammal capable of feeling pain and fear carries the same moral price
if this bothers you consider becoming a vegetarian
if you don't really care about eating a cow or a pig then it's hypocrisy to care about eating a dog or a horse
>>53273855
>Eating horses is equal to eating dogs
Except horse tastes good, and dog taste like shit by virtually all accounts..
>They have been our allies since humanity was in its infancy
So have cows, sheep, goats and countless other animals we eat.
>>53273868
>>53273914
Most of the patè you see in this country is made of pigs liver... I especially like the variant with pepper in it.
>hnnng
>>53273559
France, really?
>>53273968
Likely because they produce Foi Gras in all of France, but only part of Spain..
>>53274069
>>53274057
>So have cows, sheep, goats and countless other animals we eat.
This is because we bred cows, sheep and goats specifically to be our food source
There is nothing hypocritical about eating an animal that was literally made to be eaten and not eating ones that weren't
>>53274170
>This is because we bred cows, sheep and goats specifically to be our food source
We've used cows, sheep and goat for more than just eating them, most notably for dairy and whool. We've also used cows as beasts of burden, like we do horses... The distinction between them is completely arbitrary.
>There is nothing hypocritical about eating an animal that was literally made to be eaten and not eating ones that weren't
But like I said: We've always eaten them.. When horses become too old, or break a leg, they become food. That's pretty much the way of the world... The UK and other Anglo states are literally the only exception.. It just seems silly to me.. Especially knowing how well horses do as sausages.
>>53274170
It's not that black and white my dear American friend, especially back in the day before modern farming.
Cows are valued for their milk mostly.
Male calves are the ones that get eaten the most.
Sheep are also mainly used for their wool.
Pigs are pretty much exclusively used for their meat though I'll give you that.
>>53274281
>Pigs are pretty much exclusively used for their meat though I'll give you that.
They use pigs hair in many things these days.. Don't google it if you ever want to eat bread from a supermarket again without thinking OINK OINK..
>>53271225
Turkey master race
>>53271070
absolutely, we have our own variants too
>>53274329
I don't care about eating any kind of animal because I'm not a hypocrite, otherwise I'd become a vegan or w/e.
>>53274329
You just made bread from the supermarket more appetizing t b h
>>53274281
>Cows are valued for their milk mostly
still a food source
>Sheep are also mainly used for their wool.
The difference is that we harvest them for resources, while we use Horses as our workforce/transport/companions.
>>53274395
I eat it, but the idea that E920 ('flour enhancer') which is present in many baked goods can be made from human or pig hair is still slightly disturbing to me.. To me, all animals are food.. But hair and nails form the exception to that rule, imo, at least mentally.
>>53274472
>we use Horses as our workforce/transport.
>oxen
>>53274472
>The difference is that we harvest them for resources, while we use Horses as our workforce/transport/companions.
I really don't see the different m8.. Animals are animals, and humans use animals until they're no longer useful, and then we eat them. That's literally the way of the world, and has always been the way of the world.. There is no reason for Brits and Yanks to suddenly change the rules after fuck knows how many thousand years.
>>53274528
I have a problem with eating oxen too.
You already chopped their balls off, let them die naturally at least.
Also ox meat is tough and shit anyway.
>>53274576
>Also ox meat is tough and shit anyway.
Just like the meat of a working horse.
>>53274472
Well we don't use horses for anything these days.
Surely you realize your logic isn't sound. Nothing is stopping you from keeping sheep or chickens as pets.
Hell a pig is actually more intelligent than most dog breeds and could probably be even more intelligent if we had generations of genetic pressure on it to be a good smart pet.
Also would you object from eating certain kinds of breeds of pigs because they were breeded to be pets?
Would you object to eating coyotes or certain small wildcats?
IMO either they're all acceptable to eat, or none of them are.
I don't make exceptions about which mammal it's ok to murder and consume and which mammal it isn't.
>>53274576
>Also ox meat is tough and shit anyway.
That's why you turn them into sausage..
Also, I think I found the reason why Americans are so squemish: Religious lunacy with a healty dose of Judaism:
>According to a 2012 study, horse meat was regarded as 'pagan' food by early Christians. So our distaste for horse meat has its roots in the teachings of early Catholic church. The study suggests that the worship and eating of horses was frowned upon by the early church and rather than integrate the practice, as was done with so many other pagan practices, such as many Christmas and Easter traditions, it was condemned by Pope Gregory III. It was not reverence for the animal that inspired this, but a desire to quell the rituals of horse worship.
>Jewish tradition forbids the consumption of horse meat because they are not ruminants, and they do not have cloven hooves. Muslim tradition strongly discourages the consumption of horse meats.
http://horses.about.com/od/understandinghorses/fl/Facts-About-Horse-Meat.htm
>>53274618
Horse becomes more tender as they age. One of the reasons why they're such ideal eating: You can use them as beasts of burden throughout their life, and if they become too old or break a leg, DINNER!
sometimes
>>53273972
>This much mold on the sausage
Isn't fuet Catalan?
>>53271070
Not common generally, although my family often buy it (we are upper middle class). Most people can't afford that stuff.
>>53274646
>Religious lunacy with a healty dose of Judaism:
it's strange just how many weird American practices can be connected with this
>>53274680
But the meat of a working horse is worse than the one who NEET'ed until is death.
The only motif it's still somehow good it's because horse is godly meat to start.
Nowdays, working/companions/whatever don't end in plates, there are specifically raised one for that.
>>53273559
>giving food to animals is wrong
>>53273734
ducks or geese.
>>53274926
>Nowdays, working/companions/whatever don't end in plates, there are specifically raised one for that.
Actually most of the horses that go to slaughter here did live their life as pets/companions/whatever.. I heard that in Eastern Europe there's quite a few meat-horse farming though. Apparantly breeding horses for meat is inefficient though, as they need too much food & water per kg of meat compared to cows.
>>53275000
K, I thought it was mostly geese... But the guy in the clip keeps saying 'Ducks', but the birds they show are geese.
>>53275053
the birds they show in cages are ducks, those roaming outside are geese
>eating meat
>>53271146
Reminder to not let this guy near anything related to writing a menu or product descriptions in general.
>>53271225
t. Memed Myson
As it so happens, here's a random pic of the typical form factor of sausages here...
Pork, wild boar, moose.
>>53271070
Portugal is the only country where you eat all of the fucking pig(head,tails,everything)
>>53276439
Nope.jpeg
All poor countries do that.
>>53271070
Countries who don't eat it aren't white tb.h
>>53276439
galicia too
>>53274646
>>53274830
How strange, yuropoors that preach amorality are secularist shits
>>53276439
We do it in France too and probably a bunch of other countries too
Hell we eat lamb brain so why not pig head
Schnäcks!!
>>53276439
Ayy lmao
We literally have a dish that's everything in the pig put into one stew
Bruh
MUH
SALCHICHÓN
MUH
FUET
>>53271070
yes, as an opener along with cheese, salted peanuts and whisky
>>53276439
Netherlands do it too
>>53276481
>I'll never go to a rural French village, hunt some wild boar with my mates, and sit eating herb-cured saucisson and drinking shitty wine while staring at the gently swaying trees of the forest
>>53276696
Why live?
>>53272560
this, with wine, some bread and a spicy cheese. holy fuck I'm hungry now
>>53276895
Not this at all. Beer is objectively superior as a drink to go with sausage.
>>53276968
>2016, I prefer the devils' piss instead of Jesus Christ's blood
nigga pls
>>53276439
Dans le cochon, tout est bon !
>>53277211
>introductory beer culture 101
Personally I don't really give a fuck what anyone drinks, but you southern winepoofs need to be balanced out by some manly opinions tbchwyl.
>>53277301
c'est bon c'est bon c'est bon!
>>53276696
>>53276865
Don't lose hope guys
Yes is very common. For breafast i eat batonas and rūkyta dešra with coffee. Prepares for work at steel mill.
>>53271225
t. Abdulfi Hitler
I prefer morcilla instead
>>53277323
look at this pic, LOOK AT IT:
>>53277495
>>53277323
>Wine
>Not manly
Every alcohol is manly as long as you drink enough of it
>>53277659
So? I looked at it... and there seems to be missing some key elements... help me out, it starts with a B
>>53277717
It's physically impossible for wine to be manly m8
>>53277749
If by being manly you mean "drinking until you throw up on your clothes and pass out" it can be done
What kind of Salami is that?
Cured meats and cheeses are popular in my family. French Canadian.
>>53277731
I guess the missing key element for you is a Big Black Cock
>>53277867
>Big Black Cock
U.. r u gay to be thinking about BBC?
>>53277846
>What kind of Salami is that?
trigerred
>>53271070
Yesss
>>53277749
it's stronger than beer and doesn't make you want to go to the toilets every 10 minutes
damn that's really a feminine drink, not strong and gives a reason for women to go the toilets like they always do.
>>53277937
salami means sausages for them italians man not the kind of specific sausage we know in France
>>53278146
>"""""""""""""he""""""""""""" can't hold it in for more than 10 minutes
Found the little girl.
>>53278217
You can hold your pee longer since you puke it all out before it could reach your kidneys
>>53278216
Alright thanks for the explanation, I was seeing it as if he had asked "What kind of Roquefort is it?" about a pic of Bleu
>>53278335
What ever. Faggot. Enjoy your life being culturally conditioned to drink a womanly drink. Cya!
>>53271070
Here's a dish with all of the fucking pig.
fuck yes
>>53278441
>womanly drink.
I wonder where is this meme from?
>>53278441
I don't drink alcohol.
Wanting to evade the hardship of life by taking substances is very feminine.
>>53278441
Enjoy your life being culturally conditionned to think wine is a woman drink, m8
I have some summer sausage made when i get my deer processed every year. love the stuff.
>>53278555
It is common knowledge, not a meme.
>>53278556
...to begin with, we weren't really talking about getting smashed, but rather: accompanying snacks. But I guess all this estrogen has hindered your capabilities to take part in a conversation.
>>53278216
>>53278347
A salame it's a salume.
Salami is the plural form of salame and the mispronunciation of salumi (plurar of salume) by anglos.
>>53278774
>beverages that accompany food can be feminine
>aidstonian are this deluded
>>53278993
salame allekum
>>53279072
I don't know about estonia but lithuania is number 1 alcohol consumption in world so I wouldn't listen to our advice.
>>53271136
saucisson
>>53271283
heathen
>>53271070
Yes
>not eating horse
>not eating donkeys
You are missing out.
>>53282097
Tried horse meat at a pub once. Nothing special.
>>53282200
Its best in meatballs, with 30% pork.
>>53271070
Very.
>>53271070
>tfw no annual killing of the pig with your family because dad got in a fight with an uncle and won't talk to eachother no more
i just wanted to eat some delicious home prepared meat all year long
>>53282097
>not eating reindeer
u2
>>53271070
No, thats haram
I sometimes eat it with rye bread
>>53282439
No reindeer around. We eat regular deer though.
>>53282420
Can't you organise it yourself? At some point you'll have to take it over anyway.
>>53282707
true, but money is my main problem
>>53282439
>>53282676
>Not eating moose.
