10 horrible chinese meals
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10 Horrible chinese meals
The Chinese & Asian cultures enjoy a varied range of meats & meals.
All very creative, and alot of them considered by western cultures to be disgusting & horrible.
Penis, brains, testicles, and lots more yukky things.
However all considered to be of high protein content, and work wonders for your sexual virility.
Although different from western culture, the idea of eating animals for meet is no different.
Some cultures would never eat cow meet, or pig meet. Yet, billions of people happily buy cow meat on buns, or fry up pig meat for breakfast.
The only difference with the Chinese is they call it by its animal name.
Maybe we don't mind eating animal meat as much, since we associate a different word with the actual meat from the animal.
No more waiting, time to throw up.
Here is a list of 10 horrible meals.
Scorpion on a stick
Bucket of Big Juicy bugs.
Boiled tiger penis
Snake meat storage
Spicy dog soup.
Monkey Brains
Baked rabbits head
Rooster Testicles.
Rooster Testicles
Ok, those are big testicles, they are boiled, and with a slimey & Gooey texture, one bite into these lovelys will leave some great "stuff" dripping from your mouth.
Easy to eat if your a woman, but something about eating these as a man, just goes against your grain. Cock a doodle do?
Hermaphrodite Frog Guts
Cat Meat preperation.
Cat Meat
In western culture, cats are cute, they are fun, and obviously make popular pets.
In the east, they are considered to be meat. If you walk through the jungle, a tiger wouldn't lift its nose up to some human meat, so why should we at cat meat.
The eating of the cat meat isn't the problem, its a western perception that somewhere in your life, cats have meaning to you. This makes it seem like a personal attack on our furry friends.
Would we still eat pigs if we kept them as pets, and they were furry & cute?
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Conclusion
We need to eat food & food comes in many shapes & forms.
What is better for our bodies?
Processed meats & foods, or natural food direct from the earth?
There is alot of waste & carbon given off when processed tasty foods are created,
factorys, and lots of oil.
In the east however, food comes from the earth. From the basic consumption of direct meat & Vegetables. This has got be more environmentally friendly thann western food eating, and certainly a lot more healthy. Eatern cultures live long lives, which says something too.
Whatever you decide to eat, you have to agree that the world has a diverse selection of foods, and just becuase one person doesn't like what another person eats,
doesn't mean they should condem it.
Happy eating,
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Huscheli says:
3 weeks ago
Actually, you don't find cat (and dog) meat very often in "Asia". Only in some parts of (South?) China, Vietnam and I heard Korea you can find it. In Japan, people would think you're nuts if you asked for cat meat. The pet culture gets bigger in all those countries who still eat them as well, so it changes. I don't really have a huge problem with eating cat or dogs per se. It's just the way how they treat animals. How they raise them, kill them. Without any respect. That's also my huge problem with the meat production world wide. I only eat meet from a near farm and organic produced free range meat from my country (Switzerland). Oh, now that I remember, some parts of Switzerland have (had?) traditions in eating dog meat as well ;)