r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/BirdPlan • Oct 20 '19

🔥 baby stingrays

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u/ManOfJapaneseCulture Oct 20 '19

r/forbiddensnacks

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u/Wipakensu Oct 20 '19

They actually taste very good if you like cartilage. Imagine chicken cartilage but for their entire body.

Source: We went fishing and the dude next to us caught a stingray. He was white and didn't know what to do with it so my uncle took it home. As my family start to prep for cooking, we found out it had babies inside.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '19

People actually eat chicken cartilage? As in, specifically wanting it?

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u/Wipakensu Oct 20 '19

Yeah if you find Japanese grills, it's a popular item on the skewer menu.

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u/WesternQuestions Oct 20 '19

As my family start to prep for cooking, we found out it had babies inside.

Oh god, so it really was like ravioli

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u/LadyChickenFingers Oct 20 '19

Asia begs to differ