Blood is good, a bazillion mosquitos can't all be wrong
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Well, it's usually cow blood, but they are delicious. Just like blood sausage.
Fyi, blood can be used as a replacement for eggs in many recipes. I've even seen it used in savory macarons.
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Idk what's worse if I think about it. When you think what eggs really are, blood almost seems more normal.
An egg is basically a queef.
What do you think a queef is?
They are not typically made with reindeer blood, as is incorrectly stated on Wikipedia. The alleged source for this claim even says so:
While most recipes use pig or cow blood, any sanguine supply will do. The Sami people of northern Norway use reindeer.
TIL there are still egregious errors on Wikipedia. I guess it could be a case of updated source?
If you think these blood recipes are nasty, empty all food you have and don't eat anything for 3-4 days. Then go to the store and get some blood food or ingredients and eat a blood dish. You'll understand then very quickly why these became a thing nearly everywhere around the world. Hunger is the ultimate spice.
So if I think they're nasty, I'm wrong because I'm not starving enough? Not a great counterpoint. They're still nasty in that scenario, just a helpful nasty.
Aaaaaand that's how you know someone who has never starved before. Truly starved. The stomach has it's own opinion when left empty long enough.
It's good though, that you never had. I've been through a lot, but the trauma of starvation is a permanent one. It's best you don't ever see the perspective of why people made food from blood.
My point is that if you have to be starving to enjoy eating something, then its default descriptor is probably much closer to "nasty" than "delicious"
I absolutely concede the point that everything nutritious will taste good if you're starved, and I'm glad to have never needed to rely on nasty tasting food to stay alive. I'm very lucky, no need to be adversarial about it
Not every disagreement is worth arguing about
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German "Black-Sour" traditional north eastern dish doesn't taste half bad...
and if you butcher an animal.. you have blood available... why not eat it instead of wasting it.
also... black pudding/blood sausages and stuff are amazing
that explains tripe....and how hungry were early settlers to eat crayfish, they look like bugs.
We also have a few foods with blood in it in hungary. Most countries have them. Also fun bonus fact, because hungarian and finnish/estonian are related very distantly i understand their word for blood which is veri, for us its vรฉr.
I'm calling Whipped reindeer blood as the name of my upcoming metal xmas album. You are not allowed to steal it.
In my culture we have a sausage made mostly with blood. Quite tasty.
We do as well in Norway. Exactly the same as the british black pudding/sausage.
Same in Finland!
I've never tried the British stuff, but our blood sausage is pretty good. Goes very well with lingonberry jam. :)
Had some in a pub in England. It's as good as identical to ours.
I think you will be hard pressed to find a European country which doesn't have some sort of blood sausage/pudding.
No, I won't. I don't know how widespread that is and don't actually care. I just mentioned "in my culture" to filter out crazies who like to scream "no, that's super niche and nobody does that except you, weirdo!" Well, now I have crazies who shout "No, that's super widespread and everyone does that" :) That happens. Not a big deal.
Mine too. I've tried it, but didn't like the texture much.
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In Sweden it's a common lazy dinner to fry up a couple of slices of factory made Blodpudding made of pigs blood and rye. Traditions of how it is eaten is regional but I'm used to it with lingonberry jam and grated carrots. It's quite similar to British black pudding.
great with people with iron deficiency
Morcela - aka Portugese Blood Sausage. Weird texture.. like sand and oil mixed together - before it's cooked.
I'm from a heavily Portuguese immigrant populated area and the local cafe would serve a morcela omelette. Nothing better after a night out drinking
There's also the typical "arroz de cabidela", a chicken rice made with chicken blood and in the north of Portugal there's the "arroz de sarrabulho" made with pig's blood.
Where's the spiderman pointing at himself meme about people from different cultures pointing out how gross each other's animal based food are?
Used to eat black quiche in France as a kid, eventually my parents asked, whats it made of...Chicken blood. Bloody delicious, no pun intended.
this used to be my favorite food as a kid. now i'm vegetarian.
Would it be vegetarian if you use your own blood? ๐ค
The product? No. The act? Maybe.
I knew a vegan who drank their friend's blood because it could be done with consent. They were still vegan, morally.
Blood has about the same amount of protein as the same weight in eggs so it makes sense.
It's basically equivalent from a culinary standpoint. You can even make meringue with blood instead of egg whites.
Semen can also be a direct replacement for egg whites. There's actually a cook book on it.
Blood sausage isn't uncommon. We eat it in Belgium, France, Germany,... Delicious.
If you decide on rating animals, eat all of them. All the animals and all the parts of the animals.
Looks a bit like red blood cell.
The word blodplรคtt actually translates to blood platelet and it's the common name for thrombocytes in Swedish.
Some folks eat an animals testicles also, humans are nasty. Get used to it.
Chinese also eat blood pudding (aka blood curd or blood tofu), can be made from any blood like pig, chicken, or goose. I find it to be disgusting, never had it before even when my parent asked me to tried it.
Then there's Filipino dinuguan, a pig's blood stew.

It's good idea to not think too hard about your food, as you eat it.
So are the reindeer physically whipped for their blood, retaining the reindeer, or are they processed into a dairy substance and then mixed with their blood?
This also happens in Spain. Are called "Filloas de sangre", i think they are typical from Galicia.




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