was the first person to eat a snail starving or

FelixC

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was it a dare? cause don't you have to like cure it or something???????

same for olives, acorns, blowfish

first one to eat them must have gotten sick or dead, so why did they keep eating or are starving cooks just good scientists (trial & error), always trying new things together until they like it????????

my ex-gf came back from France in Nov & so I got some of the highlights

just wondering:shrug:
 
How is a snail any different than a shrimp or a cow? They all seem like unlikely sources of nourishment.
 
snails taste just as fine as anything else...tastes like chicken actually when cooked

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snails are lovely to eat with a bit of garlic sauce!

we had them last summer and to be honest i wasn't to keen to try them but i am glad i did!
 
I find escargot (snails) very delicious. Perhaps the first humans saw animals eating the snails and then tried them themselves. :shrug:
 
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was it a dare? cause don't you have to like cure it or something???????

same for olives, acorns, blowfish

Acorns are poisonous???? I've eaten one and I'm still around.
Olives. Definitely not poisonous. Eaten Millions.
Blowfish. Not sure.
Snails. Haven't eaten one. But I think that it's the flavouring and sauces
which make them attractive.

The French invented Steak au Poivre and Pomme Frites.
Or Steak and chips as we call it across the channel.
No trouble there. When in Restaurantland eat as the French do.
You can depend on the French as regards food.
 
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lol you eat raw fish right ?

Yes I do and it tastes very good! Not all fish but many varieties are delicious and the Chinese as well as Japanese have been eating raw fish for centuries! :cool:;)
 
Yes I do and it tastes very good! Not all fish but many varieties are delicious and the Chinese as well as Japanese have been eating raw fish for centuries! :cool:;)

Yep, I'm not big on it although I kinda like raw salmon slices. Every once in a while I also have a salty or pickled herring.
 
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