Don’t believe it.

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Anonymous wrote:They were pretty aggressive towards me in Canada, I'll say that. Due to that and them being everywhere, I can't quite imagine eating one.
But, I am glad it was tasty.

Canada geese are wild game, so i'd imagine pretty toothsome if it's even legal to eat. Ours was a freerange domestic goose who only had one bad day in its life as they say

I understand the meaning of toothsome that you intended here, but the other meaning is fairly amusing in this context

Anonymous wrote:They were pretty aggressive towards me in Canada, I'll say that. Due to that and them being everywhere, I can't quite imagine eating one.
But, I am glad it was tasty.

Canada geese are wild game, so i'd imagine pretty toothsome if it's even legal to eat. Ours was a freerange domestic goose who only had one bad day in its life as they say

Anonymous wrote:Where'd you buy it?

Orhanic Butcher

Anonymous wrote:They were pretty aggressive towards me in Canada, I'll say that. Due to that and them being everywhere, I can't quite imagine eating one.
But, I am glad it was tasty.

Cows can kill you, did you know that? They're everywhere, too. But I bet you don't have the same misgivings about hamburgers...

They were pretty aggressive towards me in Canada, I'll say that. Due to that and them being everywhere, I can't quite imagine eating one.
But, I am glad it was tasty.

Where'd you buy it?

Good for you, OP. Goose is delicious!
We had beef Wellington, and I made sure to do a huge one so that we can have a second meal of it today. It's the highlight of my Christmas, honestly.

Yay. Cook 2 next year I will come pick mine up!

OK?

Yay!

The skin was crackley, the meat juicey
It looked gorgeous on the table

We're going take it easy and to watch a movie and eat goose fat popcorn today, yum yum