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If you want to. I'm not sure why you would. It doesn't taste that good, as most dog breeds were bred for work and not flavor.
but it's just not legal. how are you able to survive while laws and social norms stop you eating absolutely anything?
You're right that it's not. I'm not sure how I feel on food bans, personally. Probably very negative.
I'm not sure what you're asking here. Social norms don't stop anything except someone's consented will. My wife won't eat rabbit, but it has nothing to do with being forced against it.
Horse sausage is the way to go then.
I've never tried horse meat. I've heard bad things about it being incredibly muscly and gamey, as well as expensive. Are there any upsides for me to consider it?
I was half joking, but I had some by accident in France and it was very good as sausage. I've never had it in any other format.
Interesting! I recently had gator jerky I enjoyed. I'm not one of those "off-put" by what animal meat comes from. But I often want to know why I should try it. As you can see in my other replies, I'm a foodie and I like to truly understand what goes into the food I consume both literally and figuratively. To the extent I learned how to distill my own whiskey when I learned it was legal/decriminalized where I live.