Anyone for a python burger?

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Anyone for a python burger?

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I was just browsing the online wild boar suppliers online and came up with this. Looks interesting! :lol:

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Spring lamb and Jersey royals are due this weekend or next.
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Jersey Royals cooked with a sprig of mint and dribbling with butter, mmmm! :lol:
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As I always said, "'tis better to be outside a python than inside one." Perishing expensive at £66 a kilo though!
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A local butcher used to sell crocodile and kangaroo meat. The thought of eating Skippy put me off. :lol: I wasn't impressed with ostrich when I tried it years ago.

I wonder what snake is like texture wise. A bit chewy perhaps, dare I say like chicken, after all everything that is exotic usually does get compared to chicken in taste. :lol:
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