On Fri, Dec 21, 2001 at 09:03:41AM +1100, Stuart Cooper wrote:
> > What about barbied roo?
> 
> Prohibitive food laws prevent Australians from enjoying more of their local
> fauna.  A few very fancy and expensive restaurants serve kangaroo meat
> ("it tastes like chicken" say most people; and the movie "The Matrix") but
> because of our laws most of it has to be used for non-human purposes. Kangaroos
> are not as far as I know farmed for their meat but have to be culled at various
> farms where they are a nuisance and eat the crops.

ah heading way off topic here, but it's not Australia-wide laws,
they differ in each state and it's mainly just NSW that's funny
about roo meat.  In SA it's in all supermarkets and most
restaurants, since moving back here from Sydney I've eaten more
roo steaks than beef (love roo meat).  PS. tastes like strong
flavoured (gamey) beef, nothing like chicken!

Dave.

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