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They still do, at least in Europe and Asia. I can hardly think of something uneatable except skin and bones. For example, an old national Lithuanian dish is mad
by kbart 12y ago
They still do, at least in Europe and Asia. I can hardly think of something uneatable except skin and bones. For example, an old national Lithuanian dish is made of pig's intestine stuffed with blood and pearl-barley. And I won't even start what kind of things I've eaten in China..
- Filligree 12y agoOh, no, the skin is quite edible. Fry it until it's suitably hard and crispy, and you have a delicious snack.
- gleenn 12y agoUhhh, if you've had fried chicken you're probably eating the skin. And as you noted about the Chinese eating many things, I believe its pretty common that they eat the bones. I think bone marrow is common in some European dishes. I'd say the big difference between a hotdog and what we ate a long time ago is probably all the hotdog's nitrates.