Which meat would you be least willing to give up?

[Nefarious]

If you had to stike one meat and all its derivatives off your diet forever, which would be the last one to get the chop?

For me it would be a toss-up between pork and beef, and while beef is my favourite roast and the idea of never eating a steak again is to horrific to fully contemplate, I think the vote would have to go to pork, just for its sheer variety of must-have foods - palma ham, smoky bacon, gammon (personal fave comfort food), roast leg with crackling, speck, Chorizo, massive coiled cumberland sausages etc etc.

[Jonny671]

Chicken..

It's the only meat I eat

[Glassman]

Pork - because it's closest to the taste of human.

[Glassman]

thegavster said:

How do you know what human tastes like?

I've seen ALIVE, as well as the documentary about what really happened.

[Nefarious]

Glassman said:

Pork - because it's closest to the taste of human.

Get some from here - http://www.sjc.com/manbeef/ and report back to us.

I doubt it's much like pork, as the flesh of carnivorous animals tends to be very dark and pungent. I've tried (what was claimed to be) lion meat and it was a like a stonger, tougher version of quite high venison (next strongest flavoured meat I can think of).

[alman]

We aren't carnivorous, we're omnivorous like pigs. Also cannibals tend to call humans 'longpig' as apprently we're like a big long pig to them.
And my answer is beef.

Edited by alman on Friday 17th October 11:44

[TheDetailDoctor]

Elephants leg....

[SkinnyBoy]

I'd have to say beef, I would cry for a bit as I adore steak, but the pig is a truly magical animal, it would make baby jesus cry if I denied myself its bounteous fruit.

[Glassman]

thegavster said:

Glassman said:

thegavster said:

How do you know what human tastes like?

I've seen ALIVE, as well as the documentary about what really happened.

I'm worried it's the meat you'd be least willing to give up, do you have a lifelong craving to eat human?

No, but I do like a bit of swine.

[i want an aero]

i just love sreak, but hardly eat it now it's mainly chicken. but would have to be pork,i love belly and bacon and sausages way too much

[homicide]

Hmmmmmm i cant choose between pork,beef and chicken! Beef has so many uses, mainly steak and ale pie, pork for bacon and roast pork with crackling, chicken because its so versatile...........sod it, beef!

[Penny-lope]

Lamb for sure

Although the thought of never having another bacon sarnie would probably break my heart...

[spikeyhead]

Pork is my favourite, especially when the pigs have spent their lives roaming free in an apple orchard.

Has more flavour than farmed wild boar.

[Ordinary Bloke]

Bacon - a mate said I was 'Beegan'...

[jimbo65]

Beef because I like it the most

[Plotloss]

I've been pondering this most of the day and I'm still no closer to an answer.

As close as I could get would be say that I'd begrudingly give up Beef if I had to lose one but the meat I'd want to keep above all others, damn, thats hard.

[deadslow]

Nefarious said:

If you had to stike one meat and all its derivatives off your diet forever, which would be the last one to get the chop?

For me it would be a toss-up between pork and beef, and while beef is my favourite roast and the idea of never eating a steak again is to horrific to fully contemplate, I think the vote would have to go to pork, just for its sheer variety of must-have foods - palma ham, smoky bacon, gammon (personal fave comfort food), roast leg with crackling, speck, Chorizo, massive coiled cumberland sausages etc etc.

Honestly, forget striking meat from your diet. Go on a basic literacy course.

[Ordinary Bloke]

Plotloss said:

I've been pondering this most of the day and I'm still no closer to an answer.

As close as I could get would be say that I'd begrudingly give up Beef if I had to lose one but the meat I'd want to keep above all others, damn, thats hard.

Hard Meat?

[elle]

Slightly off subject, but i gave up eating meat 15 years ago.

Colonic irrigation now never needed

[Plotloss]

elle said:

Slightly off subject, but i gave up eating meat 15 years ago.

Colonic irrigation now never needed

I must have something's flesh every day, a day without meat is a day wasted.

I have no need for colonic irrigation.

In fact, its almost impossible to imagine a scenario where colonic irrigation is needed.