[HPFGU-OTChatter] slugs/snails/other edible items

Sheryll Townsend s_ings at yahoo.com
Thu May 31 03:28:29 UTC 2001


--- Scott <insanus_scottus at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Sheryll wrote:
> "BTW, was it Scott who wanted another food
> discussion?
> Scott, where are you?"
> 
> --I'm right here, but this isn't the most appetizing
> thread I must 
> say. Besides, I'm a vegetarian. :-)

I knew that, you've mentioned it before. How silly of
me to forget.
> 
> Wanda said she didn't like Squid, but happen to love
> fried Calamari 
> (well I did when I ate meat). There are very few
> animal products that 
> I long for but this is one of them. 
> 
Squid is excellent, as long as it's not overcooked.
Like snails, it turns into little bits of rubber. 

> I also vaguely remember eating alligator long ago,
> and it isn't at 
> all bad, but I *never* would eat frog legs.
> 
Oh, I've never had alligator. Frogs legs are pretty
good, though there's a difference if you have big or
little ones (with little ones, all I tasted was the
garlic butter). 

> Jen (?) wrote:
> "Actually... I highly suspect that slugs *are*
> digestible; they're a relative of snails and
> mollusks, I think. 
> Eating (infected) raw slugs can cause several
> gastrointestinal 
> disorders that can be quite serious), but provided
> you cook the slugs
> properly, they should be edible."  
> 
> --Oh I'm sure they're digestible, but *why* eat them
> if you don't 
> have to? I know this started with Ron's trying to
> curse Malfoy, 
> but...I *know* I could never be on Suvivor, eh?
> 
> Scott
> Who suddenly has lost his appetite.

I could definitely do the Survivor thing. I'm not
above eating icky things. On a side note, if they
really want to make it tough for the Survivor
contestants, they should stick them in the northern
Canadian wilderness for a couple months and see how
many of them survive the black flies.

Sheryll, still with an appetite and considering
foraging through the refrigerator

=====
"Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with ketchup."

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