Deer Testicles

[Superbrad]

Ever wonder how subway can sell a fully dressed footlong meatball sub for 5 bucks?

 

[sawatzky]

You would think that people who would give no second thoughts to eating fried bird embryos for breakfast, or bee vomit on their toast, would have no problem with ridiculous squeamish food prejudice.

Reminds me of this lady that walks into a butcher shop/market. The butcher asks her if she would be interested in some fresh beef tongue. She says "no way!! I would never eat something that came out of a cow's mouth, just give me a dozen eggs please."

Having said that, I would be hesitant to try them, and certainly won't be saving any to make myself.

 

[.22LRGUY]

That's too bad. As an old man who has traveled a little, and who had family that believed in being rational about this sort of stuff, I have found that, in general, if someone says something tastes really good, it usually does. Refusing to try things because you can't "force yourself" to do so just makes your own life a little smaller.

Food, sports of all kinds, music, art, ###, travel, guns, whatever .... if you won't try it because of stupid prejudice, you are the only loser. The real advantages of an open mind are that life becomes more interesting, and you are less fearful.

I agree 100% with this sentiment, but I still don't think I could (knowingly) eat a deer's naughty bits. I like venison, but it's this inner conflict that keeps me from hunting deer~just don't like the idea of throwing meat away. Same goes for the other organs, if I'm being 100% honest.

 

[jtoews80]

Lol, if any of you have used a testosterone booster as a workout supplement, ya may as well chow down, the supplement is dehydrated and finely ground horse testicles in most common brands. At least the venison bits have seasoning.