Would turtle soup made on mutant turtles even be safe to eat?

[Jester]

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

I've definitely thrown in on the "I wonder what alligator tastes like" debate. There happens to be a cajun store a city away that sells it frozen. It disappointedly tastes like watery chicken. Not unlike frog legs, though (and those are amphibian) those carry at least a little more flavor.

Never had turtle in any way.

Best meat I've had in my life? Black bear. Oh wow. Those are the best steaks you'll ever have. Amazing. Comparable to nothing else.

The city where I went to college has a festival called Toad Suck Daze every May (since it's nicknamed the City of Colleges, the proceeds go to scholarships to the 3 colleges in town) and they have food trucks which serve fried gator on a stick.
It be mighty tasty, by gumbo.
Can't say I've had bear. Dear and maybe a rabbit (went to an Italian restaurant called the Rabbit House and it was a specialty there, we got a meat sampler...so maybe I had rabbit...maybe.)

[ABrown]

Wait wait wait. Turtle soup is made from ACTUAL turtles? All my life I thought it was like turle chocolates (see below). That being the case, I'm gonna pass on the soup. But I'll take the chocolates.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by Leo656

Hopefully nobody tries to eat Wingnut or we're right back to Lockdowns for another year.

Tough luck, brah. If it breathes, the Chinese will try it at least once.

[MsMarvelDuckie]

Originally Posted by Leo656

Hopefully nobody tries to eat Wingnut or we're right back to Lockdowns for another year.

ROFLMAO!! But they could quarantine him first to check for diseases, couldn't they?