I read a NY Times article saying that the most common use for them is making faux fried calamari rings (you have to admit, they're shaped correctly for the job).
A bit of a puzzler as calamari rings are hardly an exotic or expensive item -- how cheap must those rectums be to make the switch pay off?
I haven't looked at fried calamari in quite the same way since...
Cause who wants bones in their pork rectums?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely - picking bits of rectum bone out of your sandwich is never enjoyable. Jx
DeleteI read a NY Times article saying that the most common use for them is making faux fried calamari rings (you have to admit, they're shaped correctly for the job).
ReplyDeleteA bit of a puzzler as calamari rings are hardly an exotic or expensive item -- how cheap must those rectums be to make the switch pay off?
I haven't looked at fried calamari in quite the same way since...
I am never eating calamari again. Jx
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