PackratKing
- Joined Jul 13, 2008
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For a source of weird food, tune the " Travel channel " and catch some of the stuff Andrew Zimmern tries from places around the globe...
Your story isn't adding up. According to google, haggii are quadrupeds.No one mentioned haggis?
Not many people are aware, but the fastest land animal is actually the haggis (in terms of speed not velocity, as it has to climb mountains in the Highlands, unlike cheetahs in Africa). This would make hunting them very tricky, if it were not for the fact that haggises have one leg shorter than the other. This means they can only run 'round in circles. Thus, it is quite easy to catch one - you just have to walk in the opposite direction.
No one mentioned haggis?
Not many people are aware, but the fastest land animal is actually the haggis (in terms of speed not velocity, as it has to climb mountains in the Highlands, unlike cheetahs in Africa). This would make hunting them very tricky, if it were not for the fact that haggises have one leg shorter than the other. This means they can only run 'round in circles. Thus, it is quite easy to catch one - you just have to walk in the opposite direction.
That was a staple when I grew up, but you fry the bread in the bacon fat, nice and crispy.I knew a kid from Germany that spread bacon grease on bread and ate that. Very strange to an American! All this talk about killer fats!
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When i grew up in the UK, Hot water was a spice.Would it be OK to nominate British cooking in general
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