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quote: Originally posted by Fla. Jim: +++LINK+++ Why China and America Fight Over ChickWhy China and America Fight Over Chicken Feet !

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January 31, 2019, 09:49 AM
BBMW
quote: Originally posted by Fla. Jim: +++LINK+++ Why China and America Fight Over ChickWhy China and America Fight Over Chicken Feet !
Where's Sammy Haggar when you need him?
February 03, 2019, 06:17 PM
Karpteach
Chicken feet soups are the best! Every culture (except the USA) has great chicken feet soups. The Chinese are are tangy and spicy. The Greeks have it in an egg/lemon soup. Italians and Norwegians have a tomato based soup. It goes on and on. Don’t knock it till you tried it.
February 03, 2019, 06:33 PM
downtownv
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Originally posted by Rey HRH:
The same people who would complain about eating chicken feet don't even think twice about eating pork buns.

Just sayin'.


Or Rocky Mountain Oysters


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February 03, 2019, 07:33 PM
Rey HRH
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Originally posted by downtownv:
quote:
Originally posted by Rey HRH:
The same people who would complain about eating chicken feet don't even think twice about eating pork buns.

Just sayin'.


Or Rocky Mountain Oysters


I ordered rocky mountain oysters in a cowboy restaurant in Amarillo, TX. When asked by the waitress, I said "they're delicious, I can taste the sea salt from the ocean where they grew." The waitress just looked at me and moved on.


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