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tetram 13 year s ago
Fugu is not illegal in Japan !
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Antypaladyn 13 year s ago
If Foie Gras is illegal in Poland (where I'm from) how come the (in)famous restaurant magnate Magda Gessler serves it in her restaurants? I wish it was illegal.
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j b 13 year s ago
Haggis forbidden?
The socalled "explanation" sounds like "We think it is immoral to eat this part of the animal".
Now that I think of it: I wouldn't be surprised if it was forbidden in the US to eat anything made from sex organs, such as reindeer penises (which rumours claim are sold in Japan at unbelievable prices as an aphrodisiac). The only problem with that is that frequently in the the world of fruits and mushrooms and vegetables, the part that we eat is exactly what corresponds to the sex organs in the animal world...
The socalled "explanation" sounds like "We think it is immoral to eat this part of the animal".
Now that I think of it: I wouldn't be surprised if it was forbidden in the US to eat anything made from sex organs, such as reindeer penises (which rumours claim are sold in Japan at unbelievable prices as an aphrodisiac). The only problem with that is that frequently in the the world of fruits and mushrooms and vegetables, the part that we eat is exactly what corresponds to the sex organs in the animal world...
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Yez 13 year s ago
WTF! what country can forbid a kind of food just because it doesn't sound good?! is there a place where people vote on the taste of an ingredient ? this is called fascism isn't it?
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Merinovich 13 year s ago
In Mexico we eat something like Haggis, its called Panza de Barbacoa de Borrego, made with chopped guts of sheep with some spices, very delicious.
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Norm101 13 year s ago
People have conveniently forgotten that the birds that are used for foie gras, gorge themselves and it enlarges their livers. This happens naturally. If not, no one would have figured it out.
So the "force-feeding" isn't always a force feeding. There are instances where it occurs for mass-production, but it can still be found naturally.
So the "force-feeding" isn't always a force feeding. There are instances where it occurs for mass-production, but it can still be found naturally.
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AssMan 13 year s ago
Western only eat burger and fries. How could you expect them to eat animal organs?
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Raw Mince 13 year s ago
Like so many other infographics, it is poorly researched. For instance Fugu, while it may only be prepared by licensed chefs, is not illegal in Japan. The liver is not banned, it is merely fatal if you eat any of it.
Durian is not illegal, it is merely not permitted in certain hotels and public transport.
Let's have a reference for haggis being banned in the USA. I call b.s.
Durian is not illegal, it is merely not permitted in certain hotels and public transport.
Let's have a reference for haggis being banned in the USA. I call b.s.
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Moxxi 13 year s ago
Just to be clear people: Fugu liver has been illegal in Japan since the mid-eighties.
And as far as haggis goes- the US import of UK products containing sheep's lungs and windpipe has been banned, not haggis itself. But yeah, the truth is bent.
And as far as haggis goes- the US import of UK products containing sheep's lungs and windpipe has been banned, not haggis itself. But yeah, the truth is bent.
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K 13 year s ago
First of all, mangosteen is one of the most delicious fruits I ever had, second, both mangosteen and durian is sold all over northern Europe. Durian is a bit of an aquired taste (I love it)
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Krystal 13 year s ago
Is that really all there is to it because that'd be falbbregasntig.
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itrollu 12 year s ago
They outlaw Haggis in the US because it's not right to use those parts.
But they still make bacon out of pig stomach. pork rinds out of it's fat.
and lets not even get into what goes into bologna and hot dogs....
I am 100% certain I would rather eat lung and throat before that nastiness.
But they still make bacon out of pig stomach. pork rinds out of it's fat.
and lets not even get into what goes into bologna and hot dogs....
I am 100% certain I would rather eat lung and throat before that nastiness.
The socalled "explanation" sounds like "We think it is immoral to eat this part of the animal".
Now that I think of it: I wouldn't be surprised if it was forbidden in the US to eat anything made from sex organs, such as reindeer penises (which rumours claim are sold in Japan at unbelievable prices as an aphrodisiac). The only problem with that is that frequently in the the world of fruits and mushrooms and vegetables, the part that we eat is exactly what corresponds to the sex organs in the animal world...
So the "force-feeding" isn't always a force feeding. There are instances where it occurs for mass-production, but it can still be found naturally.
Durian is not illegal, it is merely not permitted in certain hotels and public transport.
Let's have a reference for haggis being banned in the USA. I call b.s.
And as far as haggis goes- the US import of UK products containing sheep's lungs and windpipe has been banned, not haggis itself. But yeah, the truth is bent.
But they still make bacon out of pig stomach. pork rinds out of it's fat.
and lets not even get into what goes into bologna and hot dogs....
I am 100% certain I would rather eat lung and throat before that nastiness.