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You know how a deer steak is called 'venison'?


What do you call a chinchilla steak?

Fucking sick?

Yesterday's dinner.

A niblet.

Taco Bell's 'steak' quesadia.

Korean barbecue.

Sorry. It was just too great of a setup.

He said Chinhilla, Not Chihuahua.

Delicious!

SAMAS wrote:He said Chinhilla, Not Chihuahua.

Damn. This thing needs a serif font.

Taco Bell...steak is obviously the more condensed version.

Spam. No, wait, that's this thread.

No, I'm serious. You see, I'm thinking of setting up a stand on the main road that claims to sell freshly-killed Chinchilla steaks, but I need to know what they're called.

Road Kill


Fuck, Chinchillas are DOMESTICATED now. they're pets, not food!

Kelly Antilles wrote:Road Kill


Fuck, Chinchillas are DOMESTICATED now. they're pets, not food!

So are dogs, but they're good eatin' in Asia.

This need to be cleaned up,above here

Admiral Valdemar wrote:

Kelly Antilles wrote:Road Kill


Fuck, Chinchillas are DOMESTICATED now. they're pets, not food!

So are dogs, but they're good eatin' in Asia.

Please let us not bring up the strange eating habits of the orient...my kitty and turtle are not food(and I still say chincillas are Taco Bell fare)

Ghost Rider wrote:

Admiral Valdemar wrote:

Kelly Antilles wrote:Road Kill


Fuck, Chinchillas are DOMESTICATED now. they're pets, not food!

So are dogs, but they're good eatin' in Asia.

Please let us not bring up the strange eating habits of the orient...my kitty and turtle are not food(and I still say chincillas are Taco Bell fare)

I thought chinchilla was for fur and Taco Bell was rat meat.

DPDarkPrimus wrote:Taco Bell's 'steak' quesadia.

"quesadilla." ANd prolly an interesting flavor. [shrugs] never had it before.

~ver

cows and pigs are domesticated too. where you keep your animals doesnt make them any different. dogs and chinchillas are as valid as food as are cows.

Domestication means the animals won't run away from the hunters.

Since it's not an established meat, it'd be just "chinchilla steak" or "chinchilla meat". Not every meat has an established name.

I'd probably at least try it if it was prepared well. But then again, I'd probably try dog meat if it was prepared well, too...

I've had frog legs before. Sorry to make my response so predictable, but it does taste like chicken...

Also had snake before, in Arizona. I thought it was like overfried fish.

So many bones in snake. And you're right. It can be like overfried fish.

Alligator tail can be REAL good if cooked properly. Aly dont hate me. ;.;

Chinchilla steak... I dunno... A meat I haven't heard of?