chitterlings (chitlins) anyone???
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No way in hell.
What's real funny is that people who eat chitlins be judging people who eat booty.
Goat, pig...same SHIT literally.
Niggas I’m here eat filthy chickens and cow trying to act high and mighty
People justifying eating chitlins by saying these aint pork. As if eating one animals shit tubing is better than eating anothers.
When chicken start smelling like a warm pile of shit, then talk to me.
Nigga....Eatin' ass is the outside of the butthole of a woman that washes her ass twice a day. That is the shit tunnel. Shit passes THROUGH there for years and years.
Yes, there is a difference.
Oh boy, chickens will eat any damn thing.. I didnt know that until I saw a farm video.. They might be worst than a pig as far as what they will eat..
You obviously never been to a chicken farm. Them flying rodents smell like shitty feathers!
There are chitlin eaters who think eating a booty is gross, go figure
Watching folks clean and cook chittlins is a sight and smell of my childhood that will ALWAYS be with me; the split sink with one side full of that nasty ass chittlin water
They’d justify that horrificness by saying “just put an onion in the pot and boil it with the chittlins to get rid of the smell.
That big ass red plastic tub of chittlins though; that’s a funny memory; folks in my town got em from the meat market when they still were en mass, or from Moo and Oink on Stoney Island on the south side of Chicago; an annual pilgrimage 15 miles across the state line to get chittlins.
You’ve actually had a conversation with a person who eats chitlins about eating booty?
How did that come about? It seems like a weird cross-section of topics to be thrown on the table in one conversation.
I seen this topic come up in social media. I did not make this up. Nor will I backtrack what I said.
Watching folks clean and cook chittlins is a sight and smell of my childhood that will ALWAYS be with me; the split sink with one side full of that nasty ass chittlin water
They’d justify that horrificness by saying “just put an onion in the pot and boil it with the chittlins to get rid of the smell.
That big ass red plastic tub of chittlins though; that’s a funny memory; folks in my town got em from the meat market when they still were en mass, or from Moo and Oink on Stoney Island on the south side of Chicago; an annual pilgrimage 15 miles across the state line to get chittlins.
This is what I remember too and to this day,
I never tried eating that nasty smelling shit.
My siblings would say "aww try it... it's sooo
good" and I'd be like "why the fuck I'm gon
eat something that smells like that?..nah,
I'm gotta pass on eating shit."
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Like the chicks who dare to eat a banana with a little on brown on it but try to suck the skin off our brown tenderloins....
I had them once probably 20 years ago. They weren't memorable as far as taste so wasn't sure why people like them so much. Never had them again.
To those that eat or have eaten them, are they good and what do they taste like? I just remember eating them and they didn't taste like much.
To those that eat or have eaten them, are they good and what do they taste like? I just remember eating them and they didn't taste like much.
What’s the point?
We all know that intestines was slave food. The plantation owners ate the prime cuts of beef, pork, and goat. The slaves got what was left and made it a food choice(I would not call it a delicacy though).
We ain't slaves no more
It's all about the presentation (I been watching 'Chopped' this week - excuse me )
I remember Ebony magazine had an issue where they got fancy and had chitlins with pasta!!
But on the real - ever since I saw "Babe The Pig", I been feeling some kinda way...
)I remember Ebony magazine had an issue where they got fancy and had chitlins with pasta!!
But on the real - ever since I saw "Babe The Pig", I been feeling some kinda way...
No way I'm eating Shittlins. No way no how. How can you eat something that makes your house smell like someone took a MegaDump. Not to mention some folks cleaning them with bleach. If you have to clean something with bleach before you can cook it that's something I'm not eating.