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[ohrlyeh]

Howard P. Carter shared a photo. 11/19 near Apprassage

looking for some food ideas for thanksgiving and i come across this image i have a few questions about it if you don't mind 1. why would anyone in their right mind make this 2. would you eat this if given the chance 3. if you would eat this, could you let me know your name so i can attempt to blacklist you for 100 years? thank you

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[ohrlyeh]

i suppose so.

but could you eat the turkey with that squid tentacle just there? those crab legs?

it would be so uncomfortable.

[wantnotneed]

I can!
The tentacle is just a whole part of what you usually eat with sushi.
You can also disassemble them and eat them separately.
Break off the crab legs and eat that normally too.
There's no way you can eat it whole, so just eat it normally by taking it apart!

[ohrlyeh]

one could do that but...they've all touched each other

it would just make me think everything is contaminated with everything else

[wantnotneed]

Oh, in that case, I can't really help you with that!
To each their own, but it must be a dire problem.
I understand.
It's a good thing you won't have to eat anything like that, then.
Or at least, you would have to hope so, if you have any friends and family that are on the very strangely creative side.
It's a shame that individual ingredient aren't prepared separately either, because I'm sure most of them are pricey.
Especially the tentacle.

[ohrlyeh]

it really is a good thing. i think i can breathe easy knowing i will never have to eat anything like that

expensive? hadn't thought about that. why would the tentacle be expensive?

[wantnotneed]

A pound of those octopus legs cost around $20 in cheaper seafood stores.
They're not exactly lightweight either.
They're also a side to a combination sushi platter that go for $80 if you want a sweet deal, considering what's on it.