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The sign in the lower right hand corner reads, "Burnt goat feet, 4.19 lb."
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The foot is good. Loaded with connective tissue. Great soup. And burnt means there's no hair on it, which is something I like in a soup foot. For me, the squeam line is drawn between the tripe -- acceptable, possibly good -- and the pizzle. I'd always thought cod a synonym for pizzle; the distinction between bull pizzle and cow cod will leave me unsettled for the immediate future.
Goat tripe just made me throw up a little.
... something I like in a soup foot.
Welp, I'm satisfied for the day.
"And burnt means there's no hair on it, which is something I like in a soup foot."- Sean
Now I remember why I keep coming back here.
RJ
There's no tripe like goat tripe.
The real problem here is I can't tell what is what. So I can't choose.
But ham hocks are a staple of my cabbage, bean and split peas soup. but so are horse loogies.
...which is something I like in a soup foot.
Best thing I've read all day, Sean.
@Erin-Was that one of those crossword pizzles that you enjoy working on?
MR
Lips that touch goat tripe will never touch mine...
And people wonder why I'm a vegan....
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