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Do you like eating beef and pork intestines?

Asked by mazingerz88 (29202points) October 1st, 2018 from iPhone

If you do, did you grow up eating it or just developed a taste? How did that happen and where? What do you like about them?

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zenvelo's avatar

Only as the skin for sausages….

Dutchess_III's avatar

^^^^. Me too.

Tropical_Willie's avatar

^^^^ Yummy sausages & bologna too!

Dutchess_III's avatar

Don’t they make them like chips, all crispy and stuff? Pork…whatever they’re called? Chitlins?

LadyMarissa's avatar

I LOVE my beef & ENJOY my pork; yet I tend to stay AWAY from ALL internal parts of ANY meats!!! IF I have ever eaten any, I definitely did NOT know it before placing it in my mouth!!!

Dutchess_III's avatar

Jerry used to buy the fried pork rinds, or cracklins or whatever they were, at the store. They came in a bag like a potato chip bag. They were OK.

ragingloli's avatar

Only as part of a sausage.
Otherwise, no, I do not eat animal arse.

Tropical_Willie's avatar

@Dutchess_III You’re talking about pork skins – - – chicharrones. No carbs !

LadyMarissa's avatar

@Dutchess_III Fried Pork Rinds & Chitlins are 2 completely different things!!! The pork rinds that are bought in a bag similar to potato chips are made from frying the skin of the pig where chitlins are made from using pieces of the small intestines.

Dutchess_III's avatar

Oh. Well. Gross anyway! Even though I know it’s all in my head.

Demosthenes's avatar

Not that I know of. Sounds gross :P I had tripe once and it was nauseating. Don’t think I’d like intestines.

Dutchess_III's avatar

Well,they use the intestines to stuff sausages…...

ragingloli's avatar

Not the other way around?

ucme's avatar

@ragingloli No one wants to know about the giant sausages you shove up your hairy, spotty arse.

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