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| | From:  T-man1971 (Original Message) | Sent: 3/26/2008 3:27 AM |
I have a question I watched Journey to 10,000 BC not to long ago and while they were discussing the hunting of the Mammoths I wondered what does it taste like? I know there are a few folksolder than I and I wonder if any of yall remember what Mammoth tastes like? I was too young I think they went extinct just before I was born I just remember the stories of hunting them. T-Man |
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PBA, you're opting for time off for good behaviour here, and it just might work. I think mammouth tastes like buffalo. |
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It has a somewhat sweet taste on the order of, but not as sharp as, elk venison. |
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i think they are better then mc donnolds |
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To the discerning History Site aficianado, it would be similar to a Rhinocerous foreskin. Not a Jewish one of course. |
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Awwwl come on Lew, just like snake, turtle, or anythin' else....it tasted like chicken. |
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| depends on what part of the anatomy you eat Mark.... |
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WE NEVER HAD BARBEQUES MARK WHEN EVER MY FATHER WAS AROUND BECAUSE SINCE THE WAR THE SMELLS TO HIM HE SAID WERE LIKE BURNING BODIES. |
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I was only a child as the last ones were hunted, it's been a while but back then everything tasted like chicken... |
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Everything should taste like garlic, herbs, or honey and peanut butter, or strong wine and garlic. Tandoori masala, yoghurt, oil, lemonjuice, extra garlic. |
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Thank you, PBA and Mark. Suddenly that leftover pork roast doesn't seem so inviting. |
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Welcome to History Page, HiddenSanity. Hope you enjoy it here. If you have any questions or problems, please know that my email door is always open: sunday |
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The Aussies and NewZealanders are very fond of sheeps' nuts. So is T-Dog. With a living sheep. |
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