British Octopus.

[Chippy_Tea]

I am no veggie but must admit he has a point and as he says later in the thread at the close of play it will be in the bin, what a waste.

 

[MmmBeer]

At £1.41, it looks good value, although I'm not sure I would know how to cook one.

Next time I'm in Morrrisons, I might look out for one or something similar, t'internet is a wonderful resource for recipes and such

 

[johncrobinson]

Octopuses are smart, They have problem solving intelligence.

If you keep them in marine aquaria they will get to know you personally much the same as a cat or dog would do.

 

[Oneflewover]

I'm making a conscious effort to eat less meat, particularly things with fur. I'm fine catching and eating fish, they've lived a free and natural life, and I despatch them straight away. I'm still eating chicken, but as someone who keeps hens (and is rather fond of them) I can see me stopping that too.....

 

[Chippy_Tea]

To be honest the older i get the less red meat i eat i do eat chicken quite often and i occasionally like Cumberland sausage from Booths (well known for decent quality meat) they are currently building a McDonalds in our town (in Booths car park) so i guess i will be trying a burger in the not too distant future (haven't had a McD's in donkeys years)

 

[foxy]

Only way to eat baby octopus is pickled. I have tried the bigger ones they are as tough as boot leather. I have tried the long boil before the barbie, and beating the hell out of them, they are still tough.

 

[Ade McDade]

I'm allergic to octopus, which is good news for them as I'd eat anything normally.

 

[An Ankoù]

I'm thinking along the lines of octopus and oyster stout.

 

[Dazzelknight]

Watch this if u get chance it’s brilliant.. But I do find them very tasty chargrilled on a bbq