Hoppity hop

crookback

I just ate kangaroo for the first time (they're not that common around here). Scrumptious! Now I envy aussies even more.

kommodevaran

Did it taste like chicken??

Liftng4Lis

kommodevaran wrote: »

Did it taste like chicken??

OMG, my first thought.

kommodevaran

Liftng4Lis wrote: »

kommodevaran wrote: »

Did it taste like chicken??

OMG, my first thought.

Christine_72

Omg don't eat our national emblem!

47Jacqueline

kommodevaran wrote: »

Liftng4Lis wrote: »

kommodevaran wrote: »

Did it taste like chicken??

OMG, my first thought.

Everything tastes like chicken.

AJ_G

Liftng4Lis wrote: »

kommodevaran wrote: »

Did it taste like chicken??

OMG, my first thought.

Tell ussss! The suspense is unbearable

AJ_G

christinev297 wrote: »

Omg don't eat our national emblem!

Oh please, I hear you guys hate kangaroos and that they've become pests lol.

Christine_72

Hehe doesn't mean I'm going to eat them. May as well eat a koala
Truthfully I'm not really bothered. I just think there's plenty of meat options available out there without adding more and more animals into our repertoire

skinny0000

I can't eat kangaroo. It makes me jumpy.

AJ_G

crookback

More like beef. Makes sense I guess since it's large herbivore. Maybe a little sweeter, Melted in my mouth. Very lean and great macros.

uconnwinsnc1

Does it help with vertical jump gainz?

Alatariel75

It's very much like venison. Red meat, very lean, gamier than beef. I use roo mince in bolognaise, chili etc, and love a good roo steak.