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    Guinea Pigs as food?

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    When i first read this title i thought ... mid-sized burm? I'dve never thought of them as people food .. but if it floats your boat go for it. I'll never eat one tho
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    m'eh, if it tastes good, i'll eat it
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    I'd eat it. Dosn't sound to bad.
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    haha, i thought we were talking about snakes too...

    hmmmm... i dont even think i could kill a rat, let alone eat a guinea pig. :?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Super_Smash
    hmmmm... i dont even think i could kill a rat, let alone eat a guinea pig. :?
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    I'll stick w/poultry, pigs, cows, & fish thank you (that pretty much covers what we consider edible meat in this country I suppose--nothing gross though like feet, guts, organs, etc. BLECH!)...but, there are countries that consider dogs people food too....it's a cultural thing I guess.
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    i think its more a necessity thing that gets labeled as "cultural"
    i'm sure if american society was like peru, with the abundance of guinea pigs....we'd eat em
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    i think that, in general, american society has a problem with eating anything labeled as being cute. and i can't imagine there is that much quality meat on a guinea pig anyhow.
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