If one likes it, that's fine of course. After all, it is not uncommon in some parts of the world, such as Gabon.
In the Philippines, rats are tinned & "sold as STAR meat (rats spelled backwards) in supermarkets"
In the Philippines, rats are tinned & "sold as STAR meat (rats spelled backwards) in supermarkets"
Even in the part of Flanders where I'm coming from, muskrat was a regional dish. Also known as "water rabbit".
Personal choice 🤷♂️. But, once again, climate warriors are ready to "social-engineer" it upon populations 😡:
“If prepared in a way that does not make it obvious that one deals with rat meat (“fish‐sticks”, sausages or pate) then there could be a chance of a change in attitude”
“If prepared in a way that does not make it obvious that one deals with rat meat (“fish‐sticks”, sausages or pate) then there could be a chance of a change in attitude”
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