--- "G. D. Akin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Eric wrote: > > > Interesting. I don't think we can order corn as a > topping in US Pizza Huts. But it sounds good to me! > > Its just a few kernals spread sparcely on top like > olives, onions, etc. > Once you get over the "corn on pizza is weird" > thing, its actuallu pretty good.
I'm recalling from somewhere that baby squid are a popular pizza topping in...Japan? > > > P.S. Just in case you were hoping to hear > "dog", nope. No dog pizza. > > > Dog is still served here but it is quite > discreet in populated areas. > > > It is much more prevalent in rural Korea and > with the old generation. > > > It is usually a soup. I've never had it > (knowingly). > > > > Cultures can be weird! > > More dog info. Koreans don't eat just any "Fido." > There is a special breed > that is raised to be eaten, just like pigs, cows, > lamb.etc. Again, this is > not right in the middle of cities. What I remember from a BBC snippet was not so much about the animals (cats & dogs) themselves, but the way they were treated before being killed, which IIRC involved boiling alive in some cases. (Not that pigs and cows and chickens here are treated particularly kindly either - hence in my 'ideal worldlet,' the animals I consume would be raised in a local co-op, and killed humanely after living a brief but comfortable life.) Let Us Not Speak Of The Horses Maru <shudder> __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
