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 Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 5:37 pm
Vanilla_Soda Tokioka sasa_powa_4eva Don't you know that some restaurants in China serve cockroaches in Yam Cha! Yuk! Its called "water cockroaches". (seuy kat jat) It's probably not as bad as it sounds, once it's all cooked and properly prepared. I'd try it, as long as it didn't look or smell like crap. surprised Anybody had duck egg, with a duckling foetus inside it? It's nice.
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Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 6:38 pm
sasa_powa_4eva Vanilla_Soda Tokioka sasa_powa_4eva Don't you know that some restaurants in China serve cockroaches in Yam Cha! Yuk! Its called "water cockroaches". (seuy kat jat) It's probably not as bad as it sounds, once it's all cooked and properly prepared. I'd try it, as long as it didn't look or smell like crap. surprised Anybody had duck egg, with a duckling foetus inside it? It's nice. Hey! I'm not sick! Just open-minded when it comes to food. I'll try pretty much anything at least once, except anything that's made out of faeces. xp
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Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 8:36 pm
Tokioka sasa_powa_4eva Vanilla_Soda Tokioka sasa_powa_4eva Don't you know that some restaurants in China serve cockroaches in Yam Cha! Yuk! Its called "water cockroaches". (seuy kat jat) It's probably not as bad as it sounds, once it's all cooked and properly prepared. I'd try it, as long as it didn't look or smell like crap. surprised Anybody had duck egg, with a duckling foetus inside it? It's nice. Hey! I'm not sick! Just open-minded when it comes to food. I'll try pretty much anything at least once, except anything that's made out of faeces. xp i hope they didn't purposely kill the duck for it. if they did i hope it wasn't a rare duck.
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Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 1:54 am
I think I had those kind of eggs before.. but I almost never eat the duck inside!
I know it's lame but it kills me at the thought of eating a poor little duckie still inside the egg.. gonk crying
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Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 4:40 am
Tokioka sasa_powa_4eva Vanilla_Soda Tokioka sasa_powa_4eva Don't you know that some restaurants in China serve cockroaches in Yam Cha! Yuk! Its called "water cockroaches". (seuy kat jat) It's probably not as bad as it sounds, once it's all cooked and properly prepared. I'd try it, as long as it didn't look or smell like crap. surprised Anybody had duck egg, with a duckling foetus inside it? It's nice. Hey! I'm not sick! Just open-minded when it comes to food. I'll try pretty much anything at least once, except anything that's made out of faeces. xp
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Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 12:28 pm
Come on now - pull yourselves together. It's not that gruesome. I mean, everyone eats veal and that's basically baby cows.
@yalie: I wonder how they kill the duckling foetus, maybe they just stop incubating it and it just dies from the cold. And I doubt they're rare ducks, probably just battery-farmed varieties.
@clic-clac crow: If you don't eat the duckling, then what do you eat? Is there actually other meat in there? I thought it was just fluid that you could drink, surrounding the duckling.
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Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 10:37 pm
Tokioka Come on now - pull yourselves together. It's not that gruesome. I mean, everyone eats veal and that's basically baby cows. @yalie: I wonder how they kill the duckling foetus, maybe they just stop incubating it and it just dies from the cold. And I doubt they're rare ducks, probably just battery-farmed varieties. @clic-clac crow: If you don't eat the duckling, then what do you eat? Is there actually other meat in there? I thought it was just fluid that you could drink, surrounding the duckling. yeah... i don't know. but i don't really eat them. they don't sell them where i live. but it might be intresting to try. but i like liver. liver is really good. especially the way my mom makes it. at least i think it's liver mrgreen
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Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 3:37 am
Yeah, that's pretty much what I eat from it. The so-called "soup" that's cooked inside the egg, plus maybe a little yoke. x:
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Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 5:10 pm
I asked my dad about the duck eggs and he said that his family sold them when he lived in vietnam. He said that you don't actually kill the duckling, you just boil the egg while it's still alive. He even said that the ones that were dead were sold for less than the alive ones. It's probably just because people prefer their food as fresh as possible before it's cooked.
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Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 7:25 pm
Tokioka I asked my dad about the duck eggs and he said that his family sold them when he lived in vietnam. He said that you don't actually kill the duckling, you just boil the egg while it's still alive. He even said that the ones that were dead were sold for less than the alive ones. It's probably just because people prefer their food as fresh as possible before it's cooked. hmm.... do you think they make any noises when they're being cooked. lol i wouldn't make a very good farmer. i wouldn't be able to let go of anything. blaugh
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Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 8:45 pm
Mm, dim sum are excellent. smile I don't really have a favourite. ninja
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Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 2:39 am
Tokioka I asked my dad about the duck eggs and he said that his family sold them when he lived in vietnam. He said that you don't actually kill the duckling, you just boil the egg while it's still alive. He even said that the ones that were dead were sold for less than the alive ones. It's probably just because people prefer their food as fresh as possible before it's cooked.
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Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 6:52 am
Tokioka I asked my dad about the duck eggs and he said that his family sold them when he lived in vietnam. He said that you don't actually kill the duckling, you just boil the egg while it's still alive. He even said that the ones that were dead were sold for less than the alive ones. It's probably just because people prefer their food as fresh as possible before it's cooked.
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Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 5:47 pm
Clic-Clac Crow Tokioka I asked my dad about the duck eggs and he said that his family sold them when he lived in vietnam. He said that you don't actually kill the duckling, you just boil the egg while it's still alive. He even said that the ones that were dead were sold for less than the alive ones. It's probably just because people prefer their food as fresh as possible before it's cooked. I guess you are, but you kill other stuff when you boil them, like lobsters and oysters, so it's not all that different. Although it is a pretty painful way to go. mad There are some good reasons for doing it though, such as the one found HERE. It's a freshness thing... @Vanilla_Soda: Hey, don't go giving me them evils! I'll just do the same! *eyes Vanilla_Soda up and down* twisted hehehe
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Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 9:40 pm
Tokioka Clic-Clac Crow Tokioka I asked my dad about the duck eggs and he said that his family sold them when he lived in vietnam. He said that you don't actually kill the duckling, you just boil the egg while it's still alive. He even said that the ones that were dead were sold for less than the alive ones. It's probably just because people prefer their food as fresh as possible before it's cooked. I guess you are, but you kill other stuff when you boil them, like lobsters and oysters, so it's not all that different. Although it is a pretty painful way to go. mad There are some good reasons for doing it though, such as the one found HERE. It's a freshness thing... @Vanilla_Soda: Hey, don't go giving me them evils! I'll just do the same! *eyes Vanilla_Soda up and down* twisted hehehe I heard that in some places in the U.S. it's illegal to boil lobsters alive. Which is a pretty dumb law. like who cares. it's a lobster. i don't really care if the lobster feels pain while my mom boils it to death. Just like the lobster wouldn't care if if pinched me. stupid animal activist. Like a lion cares about being caged up. Well at least it wouldn't have to catch it's own food. If it did then you might just be on the menu. this is so off topic but once my friend was eating a burger and a vegetarian goes up to her and ask her "is that meat?" and she said yeah it is. then the vegetarian goes "ew ew. animals have feelings too." so my friend says. "are you a vegetarian?" the vegetarian says "yeah" so my friend goes "ew ew plants have feelings too."
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