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08-15-2003, 07:33 AM #1New Year, New Start ELITE MEMBER
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Anybody eat venison?
I love chicken, but eating it every day gets old. I've heard that venison is lower in fat than beef, and I can get it cheaper than beef. Anybody else incorporate this in their diet? I figure a 60% chicken/turkey, 20% venison, 20% fish would provide plenty of variety and still be pretty good for the diet.
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08-15-2003, 09:55 AM #3RAWR! ELITE MEMBER
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I eat venision all the time and I love it, it is leaner than beef and I probably like it better.
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Venison is awesome!!! I haven't been out hunting as much as I'd like the past few years, but can usually score it from friends. I think it's a thousand times better than beef. And yes, it's supposedly a lot better for you.
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It's usually too dry though and most people load it up with sauces and stuff to compensate...
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Re: Anybody eat venison?
YES!! I love venison... I buy premade venison burgers at Trader Joe's. To me they taste like beef but are alot drier... practically no grease at all!! I prefer it to buffalo.. but I will eat that too!!Originally posted by reefkeeper23
I love chicken, but eating it every day gets old. I've heard that venison is lower in fat than beef, and I can get it cheaper than beef. Anybody else incorporate this in their diet? I figure a 60% chicken/turkey, 20% venison, 20% fish would provide plenty of variety and still be pretty good for the diet.
I am eating venison TONIGHT!!!
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I LOVE DEER MEAT!! YUM!!! My husband Is A Bigtime Hunter, same with my brother..and all the men in the family- I grew up on it! Its Much leaner than Beef! Also depends on what you mix it with when making it. We make ours- so have total control!!
Great taste, not dry at all!! Very Awesome! My favorite is Deer sausage! My husband eats Deer meat at least 3 times I week, I eat it on the weekends...
Every weekend!! LOVE IT!
Very healthy!I Believe in the Impossible!!!
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bambi killers!
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08-15-2003, 09:10 PM #10legend in my own mind ELITE MEMBER
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Venison is the ONLY meat I eat. The reason it seems "dry" is the lack of fat that is in beef. If cooked properly.......just as juicy. 100% organic and no preservatives. Ted Nugent can't be wrong.(can he?)
And Oceandude......if you remember, bambi grew up to have a big ol' rack of horns! lolyes......I once killed a beer, just to watch it die.
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