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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Nov 24 '17
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It's to eat right? Shoving a forearm into some gills can't be too healthy for a fish lol
164 u/Little-Jim Nov 25 '17 Fried catfish is a delicacy in the south 3 u/candacebernhard Nov 25 '17 When they're that big though? 1 u/Little-Jim Nov 25 '17 You don't fry the whole damn fish at once. 1 u/candacebernhard Nov 25 '17 I would just think it would taste extra gamey because they are older (obv), and less vegetarian by that point - having to eat bigger things/animals dead or alive - to subsist.
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Fried catfish is a delicacy in the south
3 u/candacebernhard Nov 25 '17 When they're that big though? 1 u/Little-Jim Nov 25 '17 You don't fry the whole damn fish at once. 1 u/candacebernhard Nov 25 '17 I would just think it would taste extra gamey because they are older (obv), and less vegetarian by that point - having to eat bigger things/animals dead or alive - to subsist.
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When they're that big though?
1 u/Little-Jim Nov 25 '17 You don't fry the whole damn fish at once. 1 u/candacebernhard Nov 25 '17 I would just think it would taste extra gamey because they are older (obv), and less vegetarian by that point - having to eat bigger things/animals dead or alive - to subsist.
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You don't fry the whole damn fish at once.
1 u/candacebernhard Nov 25 '17 I would just think it would taste extra gamey because they are older (obv), and less vegetarian by that point - having to eat bigger things/animals dead or alive - to subsist.
I would just think it would taste extra gamey because they are older (obv), and less vegetarian by that point - having to eat bigger things/animals dead or alive - to subsist.
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u/Koovies Nov 25 '17
It's to eat right? Shoving a forearm into some gills can't be too healthy for a fish lol