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Squid is a very popular food (here at least).. we eat it often. Some Australian 'bush tucker' would rank up there with the most unusual food I have eaten.
Quote from: JnA on 15/12/2009 00:35:30Squid is a very popular food (here at least).. we eat it often. Some Australian 'bush tucker' would rank up there with the most unusual food I have eaten. What is "Bush Tucker" JnA?
Tasted like chicken?!?Hahaahaaa!!
done kangaroo its rich and wasnt too my pallete but it was in a cheep hotel in lyon
Quote from: Karen W. on 15/12/2009 11:19:24Quote from: JnA on 15/12/2009 00:35:30Squid is a very popular food (here at least).. we eat it often. Some Australian 'bush tucker' would rank up there with the most unusual food I have eaten. What is "Bush Tucker" JnA?Bush Tucker is anything that you find in the bush (that won't kill you to eat) Native Aboriginals live on it exclusively prior to European settlement. "tucker" means food. Apart form native bush berries and fruits, like wild bananas and melons and nuts from various trees, some of the more obscure foods include goanna (a type of lizard), snake and ants. Witchetty Grubs (the larvae of a moth) are deceptively tasty, are are honey ants. But being fairly coastal, there are also a variety of sea going creatures, not unlike the ones eaten around the world.
Ostrick eggBut i've also had squid in its own ink
Quote from: Mr. Scientist on 15/12/2009 12:11:01Ostrick eggBut i've also had squid in its own ink Neil rode an ostrich but I wonder if he ever tried the eggs?Mr. Scientist was the egg good..?Are you serious about the Squid being served in its own ink?Hey Squid Calamari and Octopus arent they basically one nd the same? What about flavor..? I thought Calimari and Squid were the same, am I wrong in that assumption?