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What is the best meat? |
Pork,Bacon,Ham |
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14% |
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Beef |
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28% |
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Chicken |
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28% |
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Fish |
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0% |
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Lamb |
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14% |
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Other (explain) |
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14% |
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I don't eat meat. |
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0% |
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Jason Tandro
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Jason Tandro Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2017 7:51 am Post subject: Weekly Poll #5: Meat of Kings |
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In honor of the slew of meat puns over in General, this week's poll is on which meat you find to be the most superior option of all. For me it is honestly too tough to say for certain because I love all meat, but if I was pressed I'd say the meat the it would be hardest for me to give up altogether would actually be chicken. A world without KFC would be bleak indeed. _________________ Current Avatar commissioned work by Seiken Arts.
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psychokind Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2017 11:32 am Post subject: |
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Other: I like deer the most. wild boar, doe, pheasant and rabbit especially. _________________
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Yet One More Idiot Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2017 9:34 pm Post subject: |
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Pig meats for me, definitely.
Pork, bacon, ham...mmm, especially the bacon. Pigs makes up like 40% of all the meat eaten in my house, and there's meat in every meal. It's no wonder my BMI is like 35. xD
Our meats of choice are kinda like this:
Pig (all meats/cuts) - 40%
Lamb - 30%
Chicken - 15%
Fish (mostly Pollock afaik?) - 10%
Beef - 5% _________________
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Yet One More Idiot
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Yet One More Idiot Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2017 11:28 pm Post subject: |
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Gotta say, for its relative commonality in supermarkets these days, I'm surprised turkey isn't one of the options? _________________
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inferiare Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2017 8:39 am Post subject: |
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Turkey in the US isn't too big of a deal except for Thanksgiving tbh; I mean people will eat it as deli meat but cooking a bird isn't done much except for our last November Thursday meal.
As for me, red meat. Give me a rare steak and I will be the happiest camper. _________________
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Blade Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2017 11:52 pm Post subject: |
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Well. (Grand)parents cooking choice #1 is a tie held by chicken and pork, but I'm a big beef fan.
I almost never use pork in my cooking, chicken and beef are the way to go, due to their high protein.
Lamp, deer, rabbit, goose & duck are for special occasions only. Sadly ^^ _________________
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