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# 1 Old 03-17-2009



Do you guys want to see more recipes with lizard? Or ground beef?

Put your suggestions up here and let me know what you guys would like to eat, or have me experiment with. I'll even make something as gross as liver and onions .
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Hmmmm....

I've always been a fan of Caribbean style foods.

Don't get too carried away watching the Iron Chef show though. I don't want to wind up trying to prepare shark heads or lizard tails.
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Hmmmm....

I've always been a fan of Caribbean style foods.

Don't get too carried away watching the Iron Chef show though. I don't want to wind up trying to prepare shark heads or lizard tails.
I told him I wanna eat a lizard, iguana?
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I told him I wanna eat a lizard, iguana?


You might as well ask him to fix a camel spider, or a snake, or monkey brains.
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Do you guys want to see more recipes with lizard? Or ground beef?

Put your suggestions up here and let me know what you guys would like to eat, or have me experiment with. I'll even make something as gross as liver and onions .
I'd love to see some Mediterranean, or Thai foods recipes for sure.
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You might as well ask him to fix a camel spider, or a snake, or monkey brains.
I've eaten bear before; you don't wanna try that.
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# 7 Old 03-17-2009

I'd like to see a low-carb protein bar for portability, as well as recipes for soups using WPC or WPI as a base.

I'd also be interested in various chili recipes.
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I told him I wanna eat a lizard, iguana?
Look's like Jim's getting baked Iguana
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I'd love to see some Mediterranean, or Thai foods recipes for sure.
Do you have any Low-carb worries? Thai foodcan have its challenges because they ask for fruits high in sugar.
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You might as well ask him to fix a camel spider, or a snake, or monkey brains.
I could go for some monkey brains
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I could go for some monkey brains

Mmmmmm good
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Mmmmmm good
Delicious!

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Delicious!

What's the nutrition information on that?
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I'll have to get back to you on that and ask my monkey specialist Jeff
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I'll have to get back to you on that and ask my monkey specialist Jeff
Ha Ha you got jokes i see
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Do you guys want to see more recipes with lizard? Or ground beef?
Ground beef. And I'll second MarcAntony's motion for a low-carb, high-protein bar for portability.

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Ground beef. And I'll second MarcAntony's motion for a low-carb, high-protein bar for portability.

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Protein Bars, eh? I'm going to have to do some research on this one for low-carb diets . I'll pass this one to Eric also see what he thinks about it
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Do you have any Low-carb worries? Thai foodcan have its challenges because they ask for fruits high in sugar.
No, I had expected that it would be high carb.
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# 19 Old 03-19-2009

How about Kangaroo, Per 150gram serve has 32g protein, 1.6 fat and 6.1 carbs, Very inexpensive here because we have so many of them, even cheaper than beef and chicken. Strong taste though, so not for everyone
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How about Kangaroo, Per 150gram serve has 32g protein, 1.6 fat and 6.1 carbs, Very inexpensive here because we have so many of them, even cheaper than beef and chicken. Strong taste though, so not for everyone
send us some and we'll see what he can do with it
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