A disturbing dinner indeed

Originally posted by @drewnogal
I have a saying which is if one of God’s creatures has lost it’s life to end up on our
plate none of it should ever end up in the waste bin.

Roasted seraph anyone?
No waste.

Originally posted by @rookie54
bite the head first...

Speaking of which:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44392861

Originally posted by @moonbus
Speaking of which:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44392861

I'm reminded of Mike the Chicken.
Had his head chopped off and lived ....

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
I'm reminded of Mike the Chicken.
Had his head chopped off and lived ....

anyone seen "Eating Raoul"?
Not very explicit, but ....well

Originally posted by @ponderable
anyone seen "Eating Raoul"?
Not very explicit, but ....well

I've heard of it. Is it less explicit than the strange and atmospheric "Ravenous"?

Originally posted by @wolfe63
I've heard of it. Is it less explicit than the strange and atmospheric "Ravenous"?

Haven't seen that one and probably won't.
My answer (from reading teh Wikipedia) is : probably.

Eat "everything", but in batter...I mean moderation.😲🙄😉

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
Eat "everything", but in batter...I mean moderation.😲🙄😉

In Scotland it is batter.