TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked cat.
Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the meat is
confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho, Bien Hoa and
sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.

TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

"John Llort" schreef in bericht
...
In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked
cat.
Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the meat
is
confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho, Bien Hoa
and
sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.


Where exactly can I eat that ?
How does it taste ?

TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

In article ,
"John Llort" wrote:

In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked cat.
Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the meat is
confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho, Bien Hoa and
sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.



uh -- if you can't tell what it is, what difference does it make what it
is? [I will draw the line at human of course]

TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 20:44:24 GMT, the renowned "Dieter Aa" Dieter
wrote:


"John Llort" schreef in bericht
...
In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked
cat.
Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the meat
is
confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho, Bien Hoa
and
sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.


Where exactly can I eat that ?
How does it taste ?

I imagine not so great, being a carnivore. And it's probably
relatively expensive.

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TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

John Llort wrote:
In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked
cat. Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the
meat is confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho,
Bien Hoa and sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.

Is cat meat dangerous to humans?

miguel
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TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

Miguel Cruz wrote:

John Llort wrote:
In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked
cat. Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the
meat is confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho,
Bien Hoa and sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.

Is cat meat dangerous to humans?

I don't know. I'd eat it, if it was good. Is it?

One of my favorite thai dishes is a certain kind of frog soup. Really
looks like three blanched frogs sitting atop some spinach! Never seen it
in the west though...

David

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TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 22:40:56 +0000,
(David Horne) wrote:

Miguel Cruz wrote:

John Llort wrote:
In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked
cat. Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the
meat is confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho,
Bien Hoa and sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.

Is cat meat dangerous to humans?

I don't know. I'd eat it, if it was good. Is it?

I had some in HK. They prepared it with a very sweet sauce which was
not to my liking. Didn't taste like venison to me.
---
DFM

TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

John Llort wrote:

In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked cat.
Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the meat is
confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho, Bien Hoa and
sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.


Why would they think something named "Little Tiger" would be venison?

TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 02:11:07 GMT, the renowned Nomen
wrote:

John Llort wrote:

In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked cat.
Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the meat is
confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho, Bien Hoa and
sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.


Why would they think something named "Little Tiger" would be venison?

Delicacies such as cat are often a little dear.

Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany
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TRAVEL WARNING: Avoid the little tiger dish in Vietnam
 

"John Llort" wrote in message
...
In vietnam some places will offer the special "Little Tiger" disk to
foreigners and not explain to them that the dish is practically cooked
cat.
Unfortunately when you are served you cannot tell it is cat and the meat
is
confused for venison. This dish is commonly served in Can Tho, Bien Hoa
and
sometimes Ho Chi Minh City.



The next time I'm in EUROPE I'll be sure to remember that.

Neil