It was almost like you said that with your arms folded.

I fried it in a little bit of olive oil, You get about 4 smallish but thick steaks in the pack, depends on how you like you meat cooked. The left overs i sliced thinly and had them in with some pasta and mushrooms. Defiantly worth trying.. it is a bit like venison but I found it had a richer taste.

I have pigeon in my fridge for spicy pittas - that's the next one to have. luckily i have a cheapish game butcher up the road from me.

I can just about type like that but the spelling is atrocious

At least you have an excuse then

About 15 years ago, I was living in Sweden with a Swedish boyfriend, who happened to love reindeer meat.

We'd been out for a few drinks in Stockholm and were waiting for our train home. He bought himself a reindeer sandwich at the station, and I took a bite.

I then wailed "I ate RUDOLPH!". Everyone in the train station laughed.

Common reaction to eating reindeer?
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Not really, when I ate smoked reindeer, my reaction was 'mmmmm, this is nice'. Which was pretty much the reaction of all the adults around me aswell

Excuse? Those are for people who are in denial... not me.. sorry... I'm happy how I roll.

Starry_eyed your post made me laugh... seems that a few people who have replied are itching to get their pitch forks and burning torches out of their cupboards.

I wanted to try llama the other month, but my gf who was with me at the time, wouldn't let me as she saw them as lovely fluffy animals.. but they are already dead I pointed out and on the grill... I snuck back to have one at a later date, it was rather tasty.

Pitch forks?? It's a bit of meat! I'm sure no one gives a shite

Again, folded arms.

Don't forget the pouting

and an exaggerated flounce when walking off.

Indeed. Only five-year-olds really give a shite, and fortunately we can rely on Scruffpot to put them right.

Oh I can actually do the flounce, now is there a back drop, sparklers, stage pyrotechnics, is it to be done to a certain piece of music? Is it to be choreographed with dancers? A theme? I just really need to know due to production time constraints, budgeting, ticket sales and promotion... you must understand my position, with these comments, the more I get the bigger the scale of flounce... However pouting is not really my strong point so i guess I may have to go to drama school for a few months, this then all adds into the financial constraints.
I'm thinking of turning "Eating reindeer for Christmas ...The Flounce" into the next Broadway smash.
Then there is the t shirt sales, hats, merchandise and so on.

LOL, my entertainment is sorted then.

Funny post

love it!

Over Christmas I didn't just experience reindeer, I also experienced rain dear!