Very low carb but not a meal we will be promoting. More on this true story here.
Eddie
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Someone told me it came from snakes. Goodness me!
ReplyDeleteEeewww, that looks horrible! I've never heard of bat soup before. Thanks for taking time to inform us.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! That looks so UNappetizing.
ReplyDeleteOh, Dear God.
ReplyDeleteI wish you hadn't shown a picture! 🤢
Frightful and a bit terrifying........I hope this can be dealt with so it doesn't spread!
ReplyDeleteI knew they had closed the market, but didn't realize it was over bat soup and other live animals like RATS. Some people have no sense at all in what they put in their bodies.
ReplyDeleteThinking I will definitely pass on this soup..
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't mind some recipes for lowering blood sugar if you have any...
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Bats, snakes....not my idea of food! Valerie
ReplyDeleteI once had parrot soup. It kept repeating on me.
ReplyDeleteAny views, Jan?
God bless.
uhuh, bat soup does not sound or look good
ReplyDeleteI thought I heard on the news, they thought the source of the virus was snakes. Either bats or snakes. 😱
ReplyDeleteUhmmm - bat soup? Really? Think I'll just take a pass.
ReplyDeleteGood! Because it is not a meal that I will be eat at any point in my life!!!
ReplyDeleteSeriously? Eegad.
ReplyDeleteVictor S E Moubarak said...
ReplyDeleteI once had parrot soup. It kept repeating on me.
Any views, Jan?
God bless.
Hello Victor, many thanks for your comment, which made both Eddie and I laugh :)
When you ask have I got any views? I thought I wonder if there really is such a thing as parrot soup?
Well, would you believe it 'The Old Foodie' has got an interesting article about Parrot Soup and a cocktail called 'Yellow Parrot' which you can read here
http://www.theoldfoodie.com/2006/08/excellent-parrot-soup.html
There is also the Parrot Repeater Pocket Watch, more details here
https://thelowcarbdiabetic.blogspot.com/2019/08/parrot-repeater-pocket-watch.html
Wishing you an enjoyable weekend
All the best Jan
aussie aNNie said...
ReplyDeleteThinking I will definitely pass on this soup..
I wouldn't mind some recipes for lowering blood sugar if you have any...
Hello there and many thanks for your comment.
There are many recipes within the blog that can help to lower blood sugar.
If you start by reading this post
Diabetes : Diabetic : Simple Tips to Lower Your Blood Sugars
https://thelowcarbdiabetic.blogspot.com/2019/11/diabetes-diabetic-simple-tips-to-lower.html
and also read all the links (in green) and the other related posts which you will see at the bottom of the article, it should give you a good guide.
Hope this helps, do please come back and ask any questions.
My good wishes
All the best Jan
I do eat meat but I don't think I could eat soup with the creature on the side of the dish.
ReplyDeleteThanx for the info, Jan. I was of course joking.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
We have our first case in Melbourne today, not a lot of bat soup being eaten around here, I don't think. I have my masks!
ReplyDeleteWell, people eat dog meat, horse meat,and all kinds of rather unusual meats.
ReplyDeletePerhaps certain types of eating habits should be banned by law and regulations before we get some frightful outbreaks that might erase the world.
...YUCK!!!
ReplyDeleteeeeuuuu! That must definitely be a cultural delicacy that I'm not going to partake.
ReplyDeletecan't imagine eating this.
ReplyDeleteIn China there are streets full of what look like to Western eyes, pet shops. They are of course food supermarkets.
ReplyDeletei just knew this one dear Eddie
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing
i agree that rough eating or careless life style must be the reason
blessings!