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On Tue, 10 Dec 2024 13:45:35 +0000, D wrote:That is one wary looking pig.
>Pigs have a great personality? That's good to know. It's awesome that
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On Mon, 9 Dec 2024, dsi1 wrote:
>On Mon, 9 Dec 2024 10:00:37 +0000, D wrote:>Ahhh.... porkbelly is the Donald Trump of pork!!>Rafute is very good! There's a tiny place close to the train tracks that>
does it, and I love it! Sadly the wife thinks the place looks too crappy
to go there often, but from time to time, I sneak away for my fix.
Wives - they're just so squeamish. Pig farmers have always been looked
This is the truth!
>down upon. The Okinawans were considered to be inferior, dirty, and low>
class by the Japanese because they raised pigs. The best you could say
about pork is that it's cheaper than beef. These days, I mostly buy
ground pork. I love pork belly but don't typically cook it.
Pigs have a great personality, are intelligent kind and caring! I'm no
cow
racist, but I think generally the pig is more social. When I make meat
balls, I go 50/50 beef/pork mince. I find it much better.
>Pigs, chickens, and dogs, were the main meat source that the voyagers>
brought with them to Hawaii in ancient times. Compared to a cow, pigs
are a lot more portable. Of course, the old Hawaiians never saw cattle.
Good thing - those critters would certainly rock the boat.
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https://photos.app.goo.gl/SYL7Dqh2eLHSueGu7
Aha! So that's what's for dinner tonight then? ;)
the cow and pig can get along so well. Sometimes the pigs come down from
the mountain and hang around the other side of the fence in the parking
lot. The kids just love the pigs. They get across the highway by going
through the drainage tunnel. Well, that's what I've been told anyway.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xEfkq9zc3zL9fCrr7
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