Which do you prefer to eat: Chicken, Beef, Lamb, or Pork?

Which do you prefer to eat?

  • Chicken

    Votes: 25 33.8%
  • Beef

    Votes: 30 40.5%
  • Lamb

    Votes: 6 8.1%
  • Pork

    Votes: 7 9.5%
  • None of the above

    Votes: 6 8.1%

  • Total voters
    74

Twister

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I voted for beef but I also love lamb.
Pork i find dry, unless its ribs, porchetta or roasted chinese style. Its ok for salami and sausage.
Chicken is ok for lunch , but it doesn't fill me like beef.
 

highpark

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Jan 20, 2004
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Omg!!!!!!!!!!
All of the above. Chicken is a great when I'm in the conscious health mood. Pork is amazing. The ribs and back bacon r too die for and u can never go wrong with a great steak. I hope to live a thousand years and eat at least two of each animal every day.
 

needinit

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You forgot all of the above and the other food group, lobsters. I rarely eat the same dish twice in the same week. So I like everything if it is done well.
He said LAND BASED meat....otherwise I would be fish (including laobster, scallops, calamari etc) followed by chicken and pork - you can get healthy pork cuts these days and the lighter colored the meat the better for me! (that,s my rule for meat)
 

Curious36

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I voted for beef but I also love lamb.
Pork i find dry, unless its ribs, porchetta or roasted chinese style. Its ok for salami and sausage.
Chicken is ok for lunch , but it doesn't fill me like beef.
Pork is only "dry" if you overcook it. Same as all the meats. Unlike years ago pork doesnt need to be cooked "well done"
 

great bear

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Apr 11, 2004
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First choice would be a leg of lamb from New Zealand, second choce Prime Rib roast first 5 ribs. Well also the odd bit of road kill.
 

Ceiling Cat

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Pork is only "dry" if you overcook it. Same as all the meats. Unlike years ago pork doesnt need to be cooked "well done"
I read that in the USA there was only 3 cases of tape worm from eating pork in one particular year. ( two of the cases were from the south USA, they hunt wild boar there ) Production pork is free of tapeworms now, but still I cook mine good to make sure.

 
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