2aHawaii
General Topics => Preparedness and Survival => Topic started by: Q on January 03, 2016, 02:39:19 AM
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Spoke with an old timer that said its better than rabbit.
Anyone can confirm this?
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Never had guinea pig.I know rabbit is.really good.pet store here i come.lol
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http://www.guineapigtoday.com/2012/03/02/andrew-zimmerns-bizarre-behavior/
I guess the unwashed hippies don't like you eating one of their favorite pets.
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http://www.guineapigtoday.com/2012/03/02/andrew-zimmerns-bizarre-behavior/
I guess the unwashed hippies don't like you eating one of their favorite pets.
Trust me, I would never east a hippie's guinea pig because we never know what they had it for in the first place
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Spoke with an old timer that said its better than rabbit.
Anyone can confirm this?
I haven't personally eaten it, but it is a common meat source in south america.
http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2013/03/12/174105739/from-pets-to-plates-why-more-people-are-eating-guinea-pigs
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I was at petland kahala on Monday. They are so cute!
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But so tiny. I could chomp'em like popcorn.
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Not yet.
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Only thing that freaks me out is the feet.
They look like little fingers, and homie don't play that shit. :rofl:
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Only thing that freaks me out is the feet.
They look like little fingers, and homie don't play that shit. :rofl:
that is what the cleaver is for hommie
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that is what the cleaver is for hommie
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Then add salt and deep fry like little pretzels
Yummmm
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Tastes like chicken?
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Tastes like chicken?
Old timer said it tasted line rabbit but juicer and more delicious
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I would imagine guinea pigs would have a bit more fat on them than rabbits, giving them more flavor and juice. Know of any restaurants in Hawaii that serve them up? Or do we have to go raiding the local pet stores? :rofl:
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I would imagine guinea pigs would have a bit more fat on them than rabbits, giving them more flavor and juice. Know of any restaurants in Hawaii that serve them up? Or do we have to go raiding the local pet stores? :rofl:
They breed pretty rapidly from what ive been told.
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Trust me, I would never east a hippie's guinea pig because we never know what they had it for in the first place
Is that you, Richard Gere?
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Is that you, Richard Gere?
Yes, it is I
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Just came back from Peru and ate Cuy (guinea pig). Very good stuff! A little boney, but very good meat!
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Just came back from Peru and ate Cuy (guinea pig). Very good stuff! A little boney, but very good meat!
Guinea pig is to rabbit what cornish game hen is to chicken?
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As a chef, I would like to try it one day, also remember that our g.p and rabbit's are breed to much for the pet trade, so they wouldn't be like the ones in south America, which I think would be better tasting, do to the wild diets they would be eating, here ur as luck if they can run around and eat more then grass pellets and a few carrots, the old school way of doing rabbit was to feed them herbs for a few weeks and stew them in red wine, the liver is too strong for me, so I will pass on that part, but I do love hearts grilled
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GP is a bit more stringey than rabbit. More like eating Rat. When I was a young kid living in Singapore I ate all kinds of alternative meats.
Also they feed them fresh veggies not pellets. If you feed them pellets they have a aftertaste like pellets......
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Spoke with an old timer that said its better than rabbit.
Anyone can confirm this?
I can confirm. 8.5 stars ...It depends on how you cook it. Way less meat then a rabbit. Don't eat the paws thought it get stuck in the teeth. Stir fry would be best , at least you would be full from the veggies you put in. Do not cook it primitive style unless you really have to , the meat will shribble up like a ting ting in a cold pool..
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Never had guinea pig.I know rabbit is.really good.pet store here i come.lol
Rabbits are supposed to be really easy to raise as well. A good feed to weight ratio meaning you don't have to feed them bucket loads just to get a decent amount of meet like some other animals.
No idea about guinea pig...I just googled guinea pig recipes... they look like rats when dehaired.....
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I can confirm. 8.5 stars ...It depends on how you cook it. Way less meat then a rabbit. Don't eat the paws thought it get stuck in the teeth. Stir fry would be best , at least you would be full from the veggies you put in. Do not cook it primitive style unless you really have to , the meat will shribble up like a ting ting in a cold pool..
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Hmmmm....significant shrinkage, eh?