Im considereing eating turtle soup, does it taste any good?!


Question: Yes, it is very good . . . and especially if you add a fine sherry to it. Very healthy as many cultures that are pesco-vegetarians have it as do the flexitarian vegetarians of modern cultures. You have posted this in t he right forum. "Strict" or "old fashioned" vegetarians think they are the only ones on this forum.


Answers: Yes, it is very good . . . and especially if you add a fine sherry to it. Very healthy as many cultures that are pesco-vegetarians have it as do the flexitarian vegetarians of modern cultures. You have posted this in t he right forum. "Strict" or "old fashioned" vegetarians think they are the only ones on this forum.

It would probably taste like dirty swamp gunk.

you are what you eat. it goes for animals too, they are what they eat.

If it is served, then it must be good for some while quite distasteful to others. Unfortunately, the 200 million or so Chinese who order turtle soup every year aren't here to answer your question.

As you are asking this in the Vegetarian & Vegan section I presume you are talking about a Turtle plant or something, would that be correct?

if you liked squid you'll love it

Very good idea.
Instead, you may try this....

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I don't mean to humiliate someone posted this question in the wrong column, but...what make you different from those dracula / zombie, or eating of innocent animals or human corpses?? Ethically same, but emotionally provocative!

Turtle soup is very good. Their are 7 different types of meat in a turtle.

I believe, and this is my opinion, that turtle soup is immoral.

Do you realize what forum you placed this in?

I am vegetarian and I have an almost obsessive love for turtles. I have a habit of getting turtles of the road in the summer and turning them loose in wooded areas. They are senstive and interesting creatures.

I honestly don't waste my time trying to convert people to vegetarianism, what somebody eats is up to them. I don't make a fuss about it all until somebody starts to pick on vegetarians.

But it looks to me like you are deliberately confronting vegetarians; why would someone do that? I wasn't bothering you.

"Strict and old fashioned vegetarians" yeah, the kind that don't eat animals. There aren't any other kind. No, this is not in the right forum. Thumbs down all you want.

"I don't mean to humiliate someone posted this question in the wrong column, but...what make you different from those dracula / zombie, or eating of innocent animals or human corpses?? Ethically same, but emotionally provocative!"
Sorry, I have no idea what you are talking about. I love vampire and zombie movies, I don't know what fictional characters have to do with it.

No idea. Since you are in the V&V section, probably not many others do. (Unless they came from a place that actually has turtle soup before they went veg*n? Never heard of it (the soup i mean).)





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