If you HAD to eat a rhinoceros.....

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Arch

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Salford, UK
User1314 said:
I love meat.

Love to try a Rhino.

Every time I go to a zoo I don't think:

"Rare Greater Striped Pygmy Rhino".

I think:

"Hmmm. Wonder what that would taste like."

Only thing I wouldn't eat are people and other members of the ape family.

Not rhino, but hippo - this looks a bit like a sausage, would it taste like one?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/7770811.stm

Humans taste like pork, apparently.
 

Arch

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Salford, UK
spandex said:
Would you eat Cat, Dog, Bear.....

All fine, but don't eat the liver, it's poisonous.

A Chinese student was telling me about Palm Civets a while back (she found their remains in a Tawainese site) and that they are edible. I asked her what they taste like, and she said "Er... like dog..." Then realised this wasn't helpful to me....
 

kyuss

Veteran
Location
Edinburgh
You'd get some pretty good steaks off a Rhino. Might be quite tasty. I've had zebra before and that's bloody lovely.
 

Arch

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Location
Salford, UK
kyuss said:
You'd get some pretty good steaks off a Rhino. Might be quite tasty. I've had zebra before and that's bloody lovely.

Yeah, no reason why rhino shouldn't taste like beef or lamb or pork.

<struggles to remember which rhino is more closely related to>

I think it's a bovid, so cow or sheep...

hang on

<google>

No, it's an odd toed ungulate and a hindgut digester, so perhaps more closely related in meat terms to horse. Which I believe is like a cross between venison and beef (and better for you, being polyunsaturated)... So it might be like zebra, I guess...
 

Bokonon

Über Member
Arch said:
which is not a wild native, instead of, say, a rabbit or a hedgehog which is....

Rabbits ain't native to this country either.

I think a nice rhino liver pate would be an appropriate starter.
 

sam1995

New Member
Location
hayfield
Bokonon said:
Rabbits ain't native to this country either.

I think a nice rhino liver pate would be an appropriate starter.


but what meal would it go with??

has any one ever eaten rhino???:laugh:
 

Bokonon

Über Member
You could have a whole multi-course rhino based meal, eg:

Rhino liver pate
Cream of rhino soup
Rhino shank trimmed with rhino bacon
Jelly made from rhino gelatin
Rhino milk cheese (using rhino rennet) and crackers
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
Bokonon said:
Rabbits ain't native to this country either.

Doh! My brain must have jellified after a day emptying the recycling bins, you are quite correct.

On the other hand, there are more rabbits roaming free at this time, than there are rhinos...
 

cisamcgu

Legendary Member
Location
Merseyside-ish
Arch said:
On the other hand, there are more rabbits roaming free at this time, than there are rhinos...

Well, I am looking out of my office window as we speak, and I see neither rabbit nor rhino, so from my expermental testing, I would have to say that the evidence points to there being equal numbers of rabitts and rhinos in the UK. :blush:
 
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