I love how diverse JRE is topic wise. You could see a clip for "Joe Rogan on the meaning and experience of life" then "Joe Rogan on why Americans don't eat horse" lmao
@stoney renegade He's calling out religion for what it really is. Stare into the naked body of truth. Regarding DMT it seems that you are the one who "belittles" it. I hope you don't use that overused argument on how religion gave us arts and cathedrals. People can do pretty crazy shit if motivated and given funding. It just so happened to be massive churches like the Catholic church who gave them money. Back in the good ol' days you would've been killed or ostracized if you didn't practice the state religion.
stoney renegade how can you never be a true “wise man” when you talk to more people than the average person? That makes no sense dude. And religion has caused more harm and death throughout history than anything else. Any “wise man” can tell you that.
When I was in Sicily there was a food truck with Cavallo (horse meat), no I didn't try it. Not sure if this is a thing in eastern or northern Europe. I could only imagine eating a horse after it dropped dead, not for the primary purpose of raising it for meat. On The Supersizers Go 1950's they mentioned horse as a protein source for post-WW2 England. I don't think I'd have anything against trying it.
I tamed a white Arabian horse one time near Lake Isabella, in the snowy mountains it was one of the most beautiful loyal animals I ever had. Had her for a couple years until she ran off a cliff. It was probably One of the most hardest moments I ever witnessed seeing her in pain about to die, 😢 I didn’t have any horse reviver so I had to use a bow an arrow from behind to put her out of her misery. this was one of the saddest things I could ever do. After that I had to walk miles to the nearest town. Knowing now that I left my horse behind hurts, but In a situation like that there’s really nothing you can do. There’s people who eat horses but I couldn’t bare to skin the horse or eat it, even if givin the option I wouldn’t do it. I couldn’t even reload the game I just had to move on
You don't prey upon that which you depend upon. The predator/prey relationship is a hierarchical one. A Turkish [correction: "Turkic" ie. Mongols, etc.] nomad who rides his horse for years and then eats it (except out of necessity) probably never saw it as a partner and workmate, but as a resource to be used. That seems ungrateful to an American mind (at least this one). It's a matter of gratitude not to eat working animals. When they die, you do not treat them like prey, but like respected partners who have provided for you and worked beside you. It is respectful to consume prey, because that is *why* you killed them. That is the only excuse for their death. To do otherwise is to destroy life without purpose. It is disrespectful to consume a working animal, because they are more than prey. They served their purpose during their life. [Disclaimer: I know the following statement is an extreme one. I am not making an exact comparison, just trying to show my point more clearly] Humans are good sources of protein. The diseases that come from cannibalism are mostly due to consuming the brain. If we avoid that mistake, we can say everything about taboos against eating humans that we can about eating horses. So *why* don't we eat humans? Because it is not fitting to the dignity of a human being to treat them the way we would treat a pig or a deer. Period. We understand that eating an animal reduces it to the level of a resource to be consumed. Horses and dogs work the same way in the American mind. Not to the same extreme, of course! But the general idea is the same. A working animal has earned a certain respect by laboring beside us that a cow or a deer simply does not earn. This is also why, even on farms, you don't make a pet out of a meat animal, and you don't eat something you've made into a pet. It shows a lack of gratitude for what they have given you and for the relationship that was formed. That is just my subjective feeling on the matter.
Troll Hunter we got very little in the way of animals from the natives. They didn’t have domesticated horses or anything like that so how would they advance us culturally?
That's not necessarily always true since its normally acceptable for people to eat oxen, despite being working animals as well. Though it is sort of an arbitrary distinction since they are literally the same as cattle just given different purposes.
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@Troll Hunter but many Plains Indians ate horse, loved their animals, and not just from necessity.....they often had so many, and if traveling, it was the easiest and preferred meat
There are many practical reasons for eating cows as opposed to horses. The average price of a calf is under $200 while a foal will run you $15,000, but this may have more to do with more cattle being raised than horses. But historically, horses had more value as a draft animal while cattle had more value as food. Additional, it takes four years for a horse to become mature while it only takes a cow/bull two years. Horses are also leaner than cattle so the the meat will be tougher (especial if you wait for its working years to run out). I think they may also be exaggerating the popularity of horse, at least in France. I pulled up Paris in google maps then searched restaurants. The first one to come up was Restaurant La Gare; it looks nice. Looking at the menu they have 5 items (not including the cheeseburger that is in the American Grill section) listing boeuf (beef) and an ingredient. However they had none featuring horse, chevaline or chevalin.
A foal can cost a lot but doesnt necessarily have to. Also, cultures that bred horses often ate the disobedient and undesirable ones. It was practical and it improved genetics.
Sounds like it’s more practical to sell people cheap ass filthy cow meat and therefore easier to buy but it sounds like the horse has the better meat (I’m pescatarian but I’m just saying)
In California it’s legal under food and ag code but illegal in the penal code which supersedes it. Funny how that works. I’ve had horse sausage, canned horse, horse on pizza. Good chit!
Maybe these girls also have a pretty nice shape compared to à fries and burger eater! And liver as well as horse meat is not only lean but high in iron, we eat this for what it gives to our organism as well as the fact that it’s well presented. Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t iron deficiency a common thing in the US?
@@ValouQc Is it? Im a us citizen who donates blood and I never had a problem but I can't speak for others. You can get iron from so many things like fish, chicken and leafy greens. You can also get iron from cooking with a iron skillet. I guess if you only eat cereal, frozen foods and instant noodles you can.
This is why I love joe, he’s not afraid to ask the difficult question like this. Like him or not, you have to admit he’s using his platform to talk about things that matter.
Steve Gallucci no he’s not it’s a dumb question about a dumb topic that’s easily answered as long as you aren’t an ignorant dumbass who just assumes they know everything yet latches onto the first thing their told as truth
I had horse (and dog) multiple times when I lived in Tonga. Even though it’s a third world country, they eat it only every once in a while because they enjoy it, not out of necessity. It’s some good stuff. I think Americans are just too used to what they know as normal and too sensitive.
For a while in Québec , we had loads of lean, dark purple/brown meat for nearly half the price of hamburger steak available at the store. I asked what it was and the butcher said: " They have rampages of wild horses in western Canada. And since everybody loves horses, they have been running unchecked for decades. They just recently started to hunt them for population control." And it tasted great!!!
I live in Florida, but I’ve traveled to Vancouver B.C., Colorado, back to Maine and New England and these days duck is on most craft bar and grill menus. I used to not like it but I think if you cook and marinate it the right way, it’s awesome.
I've lived here my entire life and I've only seen 1 restaurant that served fried alligator and maybe frog legs. may i ask where you've seen deer for sale ?
I'm both french and italian from Sicily. French people normally don't eat horses, sicilians do. I must say that it is one of the healthiest meat you could eat, and it tastes good.
Here in Europe they sell horse meat in supermarkets and it‘s fine. I don‘t understand people‘s aversion towards eating it when they eat pork, chicken, deer, etc. Horse meat is VERY high in protein, almost no fat and no carbs. Basically excellent for athletes and people training for muscle hypertrophy. Americans are missing out on something.
There's not really an aversison to anything other than cats and dogs here. We have just traditionally used them for transportation rather than food. Im sure people eat horse here.. I know a lot of people sell horse meat to Mexicans from Texas.
I think it's a more complex emotional link. You can choose not to look in a loving way to animals you only eat, but one you pet is diferent. I would eat horse, but would never eat dog. It isn't rational, it's emotional.
Horses and dogs have helped humans survive and thrive. Even cats have helped by culling rodent populations. But cats are more based on cuteness. But horse and dog are seen as companions rather than food.
It’s very lean, that’s why we make it medium rare. As a form of grounded meat without a sauce it’s so dry it’s hard to swallow, it just has no fat, in a recipe like chili, it’s fine. My mom always told us that it was given in sanatoriums to cure people because of the high iron, as a kid, we could complain all we want, my parents lived the war so it was forbidden to be fussy or waist food.
The New York example is bad. I can easily get liver and onions and sweet breads in Manhattan. For example any Argentine restaurant has grilled sweet breads come on guys
He wasn't saying you can't get it in NYC, he was saying it isn't a delicacy where he's from. It's just a normal meal, whereas in NYC you'd have to sit down at a fancy restaurant to eat those things.
@@IronHide3910 No you don't. They have it at A LOT of regular restaurants here in NYC. Outside of NY KFC in Indiana serves delicious fried chicken gizzards and hearts, and you can't get an less fancy than a good ol' liverwurst sandwich. It's really not a fancy thing here unless you're trying to call it Pate and serve it with wine.
It is illegal to sell wild Game in America. You can not hunt rabbit or deer and sell it to a restaurant or market. Any rabbit or deer you get from a market or restaurant in America was imported from a different country.
I went 8 months without food. I was in a hospital and even though I was getting fluids and basic nutrition thru an iv, I went from 185 to 126 and I was starving slowly. Imagine the worst hunger you ever had x20. Your stomach ties in knots and you get muscle cramps all day. It was painful and horrible. I would imagine its even worse without hospital care. I certainly wouldnt want to eat a horse any more than a dog(Ive owned both) unless I was starving. Very few people know what its like not to eat for weeks and months. Its easy to say "Id never eat that" until you feel the pain of starvation.
The wild horses rounded up for consumption are usually starving, malnourished at the least. So, to eat them is almost in vain If you hear its horse meat - you better fond out where its from.
I moved to Belgium when I got married and horse is a delicacy in the area we live in. It's my husband's favorite. I was hugely weirded out the first time we ate it together but now it's something we eat fairly regularly. It seems like it's slowly fading from the menu though. Only a few of the larger grocery stores carry it. It's something you have to buy at a butcher and fewer of them are selling it too.
i mom for a short time lived with her boyfriend (now husband) on a ranch he worked on. They had a calf she named "crooked legs" because it was deformed. She used to talk about it like it was a pet. Then later they killed it and ate it.... lol
People in other countries playing red dead redemption 2 must be so confused on why you lose honor when you kill a horse and why you can't skin one because it's so normal over there lmao
LMAO in your world view there is a place in the world where it is normal to kill a horse....smh do yourself a favor and go take several trips outside the country. You need it.
@@alicedoors4826 what? In Italy we have a great number of horse farms that exist solely for eating their meat, exactly like a pig farm. The hell are you talking about? Maybe you should take a trip outside your country.
Now if he'd said "Everybody in Canada would be speaking French" that would be a different story. All of North America though? Really nigga? So the French would have taken control of not only the US from the British, but also Mexico from the Spanish? The French monarchs would lose their heads in a few decades because of the war expenses they'd already incurred, and you're telling me they could've taken the whole damn continent? My ass cheeks.
Americans used to eat them too. And there never was a Royal decree for the British not to eat horse. That's bs. Joe's guests are a mine of misinformation. The Brits ate it until the 1930s when it went out of fashion.
@@naynay1139 I doubt bear will ever end up on my plate. I read something about the feds killing lots of sheep and horses on the Navajo reservation, I thought this was a waste. Squirrels carry the plague where I live also. I had a local tell me about people eating prairie dogs and getting the plague. The water is poisoned with uranium. The list could go on.
Huge respect for Quebec. These guys aren’t wrong. The food in Quebec is unreal and one of a kind. But that drive is spreading through out Canada. 👍 The best moose I’ve had was in New Brunswick.
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I just can't stand the way they speak and they seem to act just like Muslims who live in Israel. The food in Canada is very good.
I always thought that haggis sounded disgusting but I decided to try when I visited Scotland and I thought it was actually pretty good, I wouldn't make it at home but I could handle it if it was served at a friend's house. I had a Chinese roommate that talked me into trying chicken feet and I instantly gagged not because of how it tasted but because of the texture and how it felt when I bit into it. When I was a kid I went to a French festival in the south with my grandparents and had frog legs and escargot and I remember not being a fan of the frog legs but the escargot wasn't bad
As a Cajun this conversation made me super hungry. They left out a lot of the good proteins we grew up on like crawfish, alligator, liver pate, oysters, puldo, nutria and Bigano (Apple Snails).
@Big pimpin If pressed I would say it taste like a gamey rabbit soaked in either Tony Chachere or Slap Your Momma - but we ate a lot of rabbit as a kid so everything tastes like either rabbit or catfish.
A F I wouldnt. Vegans dont allow their partners to choose their own diet. They will push and beat you down until you “willingly” adapt to their vegan diet too. Finding a non toxic vegan is honestly pretty rare
I traveled to Iceland a few years back and got to eat horse meat. I even brought some back to the states to enjoy. Wish it was more available in the states to enjoy.
I've been riding my whole life, so when I went to Iceland, it was a bucket list item of mine to ride the Icelandic ponies...For people who don't know, Icelandics have this fifth gait called the tölt that is super smooth. Anyway, I had just recovered from breaking my back the year before in a fall, so I thought the smooth gait would be perfect for a nice 3 hour, trotting only, trail ride in the mountains of Iceland...Except my pony didn't know how to tölt - so 2 minutes in I was almost in tears from pain but I didn't want to stop and ruin everyone else's ride. Long story short, by the end of the ride, I detested Icelandic ponies and had a hankerin' for Icelandic Pony meat. I found a restaurant where you could order pony, and I had no issues with ordering pony filets every night I was there. And you know what? They are fucking DELICIOUS. Iceland should import their pony meat to the US, I would happily pay $40/lb for it!
The first and last time I ate horse was soo similar. I was on a trip to Iceland and we went on a horse tour. My horse “picked me”, but I must have looked like someone who pissed him off because he proceeded to stray, stop, or kick throughout the entire tour. At one point I told the horse to stop acting up- he was going to get us in trouble- and he moved up to the front of the line and just stopped, holding everyone else up. It was so embarrassing. I really enjoyed my horse filet that evening.
@@nothinglikeburntvag one time when my grandpa and I were too hungry. We butchered his old horse as mercy killing so we can feed ourselves for almost a month. We just made sausages and soups out of her but I think she understood we were gonna eat her as she laid on the ground telling us to do it. This is a lesson for those idiots who want to live in a commie country. We only have a horse and nothing else and a small area to put that horse in and we just wrangle her anywhere with a grass so she can eat. If we had a dog we would've eaten that dog but keeping a dog is not only costly but you gotta it with your neighbors too.
@@janinebelleestrada7096 Animals do know when humans are going to kill them . My friend bought a Goat to butcher for his sons First Birthday Party a big celebration , anyway he had the goat about a week in his backyard and it would come running up to him during feeding time the day he was going to butcher the goat it didn't come running for the food in fact it was hiding it would peek it's head around the corner of a shed to see were my friend was . That goat definitely knew what my friend was up to.
Deer back straps as a kid were a delicacy in the hills of southern Ohio, nothing like hunting all morning then finally getting lucky and cutting up the deer yourself. We would always eat the back straps that same night, no other meat compares. Didn’t eat much other proteins other than that other than fried chicken hearts and gizzards from a small local food shop.
I've had rabbit, duck, alligator, venison, elk, bison, and a lot of other types of protein you don't normally see in American restaurants...but I'm not interested in eating horse unless it's in a situation like what Joe described. Even then, if we had plenty of food I wouldn't even cut out the back straps. I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that horses are animals that at least seem to have a connection to humans. Maybe it's because they're a working animal, maybe because they're clearly an intelligent animal, or maybe it's simply because you have to break a horse (you become responsible forever for what you have tamed). I also have zero interest in eating dog (including wild dogs), cat (including wild cats), dolphin, whale, any primate, and I'd imagine there's other animals. Again if I'm in a situation where I need food then I'm gonna do what I have to survive, but if someone offered me an entree that included any of those animals at a restaurant I'd pass. It's not because they're cute...I'll eat rabbit or lamb anytime.
I think history is much more complicated than one battle in Quebec deciding that Canada and the USA became British rather than French. There were backroom negotiations going on in Europe at the time and I am sure that this battle was taken into account but hardly decisive.
My friend broke his leg during a hike and we had to do the same thing.
That’s horrible hope you at least gave him dip
Sad hours😢
Lol yeah it's humane when it's a horse but humans are different...somehow
@@mattsupertramp6506 cannibalism has detrimental health effects for humans. So yes, it's different for a very practical reason.
@@TheSkullConfernece That's only if you eat the brain
Joe "I like to shoot an elk and take a bite out of the raw heart and you can actually feel the nutrients coursing through your body" Rogan
Vic M I did that when I was a kid
Who needs a gun when you can ride it and just suck on it as you need it?
@@TheLeatheryman Wait.. what are we talkin about?
@@TheLeatheryman Whaaat the Fuck .?.??
😂😂
French: We enjoy a wide variety of proteins
Wuhan: Hold my beer
Hold my corona*
Bwahahahahahahahahahha
Its because China has so many friggin people. They’d eat themselves if they could.
Max Laroche as an American. Facts my guy
Ryan I why are we all here from our recommended today
I love how diverse JRE is topic wise. You could see a clip for "Joe Rogan on the meaning and experience of life" then "Joe Rogan on why Americans don't eat horse" lmao
And then you'll see "Joe Rogan on why chimpanzees are fucking terrifying"
"Joe Rogan: what if you saw a gorilla if they didn't exist"
@stoney renegade He's calling out religion for what it really is. Stare into the naked body of truth. Regarding DMT it seems that you are the one who "belittles" it.
I hope you don't use that overused argument on how religion gave us arts and cathedrals. People can do pretty crazy shit if motivated and given funding. It just so happened to be massive churches like the Catholic church who gave them money. Back in the good ol' days you would've been killed or ostracized if you didn't practice the state religion.
Yeah, I'm a fan. "I'm a dummy so tell me more"
stoney renegade how can you never be a true “wise man” when you talk to more people than the average person? That makes no sense dude. And religion has caused more harm and death throughout history than anything else. Any “wise man” can tell you that.
Why did this just show up in everyone’s recommended
Wtf
No clue
thats creepy asf
Because we all deserve some horse on our plates tonight
It's time
I've only eaten horse because Tesco hid it in my frozen lasagna
Smoked horse meat is very good
Good one LULW
That was a genuine problem for the uk everyone flipped and lost their shit😂😂😂fuckin taste good tho dunno why people got so mad over it
German-style horse sausage widely available in Europe, Perhaps not in Britain. Deep red meat.
When I was in Sicily there was a food truck with Cavallo (horse meat), no I didn't try it. Not sure if this is a thing in eastern or northern Europe. I could only imagine eating a horse after it dropped dead, not for the primary purpose of raising it for meat. On The Supersizers Go 1950's they mentioned horse as a protein source for post-WW2 England. I don't think I'd have anything against trying it.
I wouldn't. Unless it's the mane course.
Nice!
Noooooooooooo!
I'll hoof what they're having.
Space Course: Horse to Horse
I wouldn’t. Unless it’s from my Neighhhh-bor? No? I suck 😒
Some people don't eat women.
DJ Khalid
Dude seriously that's gross.. I mean what kinda freak wouldn't eat a woman?
It’s an acquired taste
If you can smell it before the panties are off, don't do it.
John Hussynec what about after the club?
Someone you care about dies.
Someguy: "well, can't let em go to waste"
😂😂😂
me irl
That’s why I always eat my dogs 3-5 days after I buy em, raw...
It would solve world hunger
Lots of onions, salt pepper
Imagine the other horses watching that....
Woooord
😫😫😫
@@joevan6972 damm u lame
@@joevan6972 Congratulations anyone can do that u lame
@@joevan6972 Yeah I didn’t put a period so what . I ain’t putting anyone down I just calling you lame because you ain’t see the joke weirdo
I tamed a white Arabian horse one time near Lake Isabella, in the snowy mountains it was one of the most beautiful loyal animals I ever had. Had her for a couple years until she ran off a cliff. It was probably One of the most hardest moments I ever witnessed seeing her in pain about to die, 😢 I didn’t have any horse reviver so I had to use a bow an arrow from behind to put her out of her misery. this was one of the saddest things I could ever do. After that I had to walk miles to the nearest town. Knowing now that I left my horse behind hurts, but In a situation like that there’s really nothing you can do. There’s people who eat horses but I couldn’t bare to skin the horse or eat it, even if givin the option I wouldn’t do it.
I couldn’t even reload the game I just had to move on
Lmfao
Brilliant 😆
Red dead eh
I loved this😂
Love it 🤣
Joe "see if you can find that" Rogan
Unless bravo is around
Joe my hero Rogan
naki King bro this comment is so old and over posted by this point. At least be original and not copy paste the one comment on EVERY Rogan video 😑
Biophotons lmao sounds like you guys must love Amy Schumer’s stand up with these replies.
And did you just try and flex on comment likes? 🤣🤣
Needs more likes
Joe "I lost my first girlfriend to a horse" Rogan
Damn I haven’t seen no overeem comments :(
Horse beef fish beef
@@fappe908 chicken beef, turkey beef, vegetable beef
Lies again? Sakae Sushi Semen Sperm
You don't prey upon that which you depend upon. The predator/prey relationship is a hierarchical one. A Turkish [correction: "Turkic" ie. Mongols, etc.] nomad who rides his horse for years and then eats it (except out of necessity) probably never saw it as a partner and workmate, but as a resource to be used. That seems ungrateful to an American mind (at least this one). It's a matter of gratitude not to eat working animals. When they die, you do not treat them like prey, but like respected partners who have provided for you and worked beside you. It is respectful to consume prey, because that is *why* you killed them. That is the only excuse for their death. To do otherwise is to destroy life without purpose. It is disrespectful to consume a working animal, because they are more than prey. They served their purpose during their life. [Disclaimer: I know the following statement is an extreme one. I am not making an exact comparison, just trying to show my point more clearly] Humans are good sources of protein. The diseases that come from cannibalism are mostly due to consuming the brain. If we avoid that mistake, we can say everything about taboos against eating humans that we can about eating horses. So *why* don't we eat humans? Because it is not fitting to the dignity of a human being to treat them the way we would treat a pig or a deer. Period. We understand that eating an animal reduces it to the level of a resource to be consumed. Horses and dogs work the same way in the American mind. Not to the same extreme, of course! But the general idea is the same. A working animal has earned a certain respect by laboring beside us that a cow or a deer simply does not earn. This is also why, even on farms, you don't make a pet out of a meat animal, and you don't eat something you've made into a pet. It shows a lack of gratitude for what they have given you and for the relationship that was formed. That is just my subjective feeling on the matter.
People do treat other humans as less than human and elevate dogs or other animals to a higher level due to their unconditional love and loyalty.
Troll Hunter we got very little in the way of animals from the natives. They didn’t have domesticated horses or anything like that so how would they advance us culturally?
That's not necessarily always true since its normally acceptable for people to eat oxen, despite being working animals as well. Though it is sort of an arbitrary distinction since they are literally the same as cattle just given different purposes.
@Troll Hunter but many Plains Indians ate horse, loved their animals, and not just from necessity.....they often had so many, and if traveling, it was the easiest and preferred meat
Good points
Even if that dead horse was left there it wouldn't have went to waste. Nature waste nothing
Humans are part of nature.
Luis M 🤯
@Jerrol Hale not all nature is balanced, invasive species for example or perhaps environmental catastrophic events.
Jerrol Hale nature is selfish, species are selfish, we are not exceptional, but our intelligence and humanity may help us overcome this in the future.
*wastes
Joe "I really do have a middle name" Rogan
James
Is it, Shmogan?
It's actually James. Joseph James Rogan.
@@TestMeatDollSteak fake name look into it
Joe "I really do have a middle name - - and this is it!!" Rogan.
There are many practical reasons for eating cows as opposed to horses. The average price of a calf is under $200 while a foal will run you $15,000, but this may have more to do with more cattle being raised than horses. But historically, horses had more value as a draft animal while cattle had more value as food. Additional, it takes four years for a horse to become mature while it only takes a cow/bull two years.
Horses are also leaner than cattle so the the meat will be tougher (especial if you wait for its working years to run out).
I think they may also be exaggerating the popularity of horse, at least in France. I pulled up Paris in google maps then searched restaurants. The first one to come up was Restaurant La Gare; it looks nice. Looking at the menu they have 5 items (not including the cheeseburger that is in the American Grill section) listing boeuf (beef) and an ingredient. However they had none featuring horse, chevaline or chevalin.
A foal can cost a lot but doesnt necessarily have to. Also, cultures that bred horses often ate the disobedient and undesirable ones. It was practical and it improved genetics.
@@rateromuerte2708 lmao can u imagine that "if you be a bad kid they'll eat you!"
Sounds like it’s more practical to sell people cheap ass filthy cow meat and therefore easier to buy but it sounds like the horse has the better meat (I’m pescatarian but I’m just saying)
@@Jarafro nah men not koscher Horses dont detox that good
@@Jarafro wait, you think lean meat is better? What is this the 90s? Get with the science man
I'm an American who would totally try horse.
I remember trying rabbit in Mexico as a child and loving it.
I’d try human
Go eat at Taco Bell
Chris is that what a 5 layer is all about
In California it’s legal under food and ag code but illegal in the penal code which supersedes it. Funny how that works. I’ve had horse sausage, canned horse, horse on pizza. Good chit!
Love horse meat. In Kazakhstan it’s their main protein of choice. After I tried it, it became my favorite!
That’s crazy cause they ride horses a lot
In Tonga... we eat horse every day
No wonder ggg has power that can ko a horse
Horse meat is sooo tender, great to bbq😋
It's like veal and beef mixed
Joe “you were riding it” Rogan
@@Diabolical3010 Jealous cause he is succesful. Gonna cry now ?
I’m confused how is this funny
WUDDUP FAM!?
My grandparents would make Braciola using horse meat in Italy. They were pissed when they couldn't get horse meat here in the US.
TH-cam's algorithm asking me to check why Americans dont eat horse. Why?
Lol same bro
Thought ass eating was a cultural phenomenon.
Bcoz you watched joe rogan videos thats why.
Jack in the box thats why
People shouldn't go to waste, either. In fact, it's just practical.
Ya i always said when i die just chuck me in a forest somewhere and let the animals feast
@Heo Price no man only nature can have it
Not the same thing though, is it? The hormones in human flesh cause humans to go mad. We couldn't eat each other.
Heo Price you can have mine for $5
@@eylonemuskson4177 I'm pretty sure that's only the brain, so avoid that and you're good.
"19 year old girls who are about to go out to the clubs later have a slice of liver..." - isn't that in a Twilight movie?
Maybe these girls also have a pretty nice shape compared to à fries and burger eater!
And liver as well as horse meat is not only lean but high in iron, we eat this for what it gives to our organism as well as the fact that it’s well presented.
Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t iron deficiency a common thing in the US?
@@ValouQc Is it? Im a us citizen who donates blood and I never had a problem but I can't speak for others. You can get iron from so many things like fish, chicken and leafy greens. You can also get iron from cooking with a iron skillet. I guess if you only eat cereal, frozen foods and instant noodles you can.
Joe needs a hair cut.
He need to do no shave november and grow that shit out
@Ethan Bradberry we all know Joe can't go a week with out nutting
I forreal looked at his head when u said tht
@Clif Keens no he doesnt
*”Yeah this foods great- I can still see the marks from where the jockey was hittin it”*
*-Rodney Dangerfield*
This is why I love joe, he’s not afraid to ask the difficult question like this. Like him or not, you have to admit he’s using his platform to talk about things that matter.
Pretty sure we would all eat a horse but would you eat a cat?
@@Jason-zw2dg yes
@@gardenstate732 come on man. Have you been around cat shit n piss? I think a cat would be one slimy stinking carcass
Steve Gallucci no he’s not it’s a dumb question about a dumb topic that’s easily answered as long as you aren’t an ignorant dumbass who just assumes they know everything yet latches onto the first thing their told as truth
Yeah, horsemeat, that's some real talk right there.
I had horse (and dog) multiple times when I lived in Tonga. Even though it’s a third world country, they eat it only every once in a while because they enjoy it, not out of necessity. It’s some good stuff. I think Americans are just too used to what they know as normal and too sensitive.
I'm american I'd try anything once horse for sure dog idk about
Ya white Mexican
@@moegreene3630 Malie toko Moe. Sai ia koe e kai lo'i hoosi pe kai ta'o kuli? Kai 'aki e lo'i manioke oua! Ko e too atu!
ouaee, siana. kai 'aki e lo'i manioke iiifffoooooooooooo@@palangimiko
@palangimiko he ane fe ho lea faka Tonga toko😂😭 oua tokange ki he vale oe kau matausis over here!!!
For a while in Québec , we had loads of lean, dark purple/brown meat for nearly half the price of hamburger steak available at the store. I asked what it was and the butcher said: " They have rampages of wild horses in western Canada. And since everybody loves horses, they have been running unchecked for decades. They just recently started to hunt them for population control." And it tasted great!!!
Hmm horse burgers :^)
Since moving to Québec, I have come to really enjoy eating duck. You just don't see it on menus in Vancouver but it is wonderful.
Whaaat I’ve had duck many times in van.
@@shaespring13 Maybe it's more common there now. I left in the 90's, and never saw it anywhere back then.
Duck is good af
I live in Florida, but I’ve traveled to Vancouver B.C., Colorado, back to Maine and New England and these days duck is on most craft bar and grill menus. I used to not like it but I think if you cook and marinate it the right way, it’s awesome.
Duck is better than turkey in my opinion
I live in Houston where you can get deer meat, wild boar, frog and alligator in the same stores.
I've lived here my entire life and I've only seen 1 restaurant that served fried alligator and maybe frog legs. may i ask where you've seen deer for sale ?
Gator tastes pretty damn good
Ironically some horses were butchered for meat in Pearland this past weekend lol
@@trav-c137 there's a restaurant called like Jack's wild game that has all that shit. But you can go to hmart or 99 ranch and get all this stuff
I'm both french and italian from Sicily. French people normally don't eat horses, sicilians do. I must say that it is one of the healthiest meat you could eat, and it tastes good.
👌👌👌 horses have some exquisite meat
Joe Sarcastically: “oh that’s what it is huh?”
Joe Rogan, answering the questions you've never asked.
when i was 12 my brother convinced me that roast beef was horse meat. i used to be so gullible.
You still are cuz it was horse
Lol. I used to tell my sister that the green strawberries in the garden were Chinese strawberries and laugh as she took a bite
Jason that’s fucked up lol
My dad tricked me into thinking menudo was horse intestine
If it was from Arby's, it probably was.
Here in Europe they sell horse meat in supermarkets and it‘s fine. I don‘t understand people‘s aversion towards eating it when they eat pork, chicken, deer, etc. Horse meat is VERY high in protein, almost no fat and no carbs. Basically excellent for athletes and people training for muscle hypertrophy. Americans are missing out on something.
Sounds like a pretty dry meat.
Marcianus Valerius it’s. Pet that’s why!
There's not really an aversison to anything other than cats and dogs here. We have just traditionally used them for transportation rather than food.
Im sure people eat horse here.. I know a lot of people sell horse meat to Mexicans from Texas.
*also* fat is like the best part of the meat lol
I think it's a more complex emotional link. You can choose not to look in a loving way to animals you only eat, but one you pet is diferent. I would eat horse, but would never eat dog. It isn't rational, it's emotional.
Horses and dogs have helped humans survive and thrive. Even cats have helped by culling rodent populations. But cats are more based on cuteness. But horse and dog are seen as companions rather than food.
Ma. D. Fa Stark they were domesticated to be companions not food.
Im better at then a cat at catching mice.
Cats do nothing but piss and attack.
@@brady7235
I was not the one who raised them, my dad was the one.
Cats have done nothing for humans.
@@brady7235
Many animals can comparison animals
My sheep help me with stress.
Not to mention they provide wool.
Had it in Switzerland. Was just like steak.
It’s very lean, that’s why we make it medium rare.
As a form of grounded meat without a sauce it’s so dry it’s hard to swallow, it just has no fat, in a recipe like chili, it’s fine.
My mom always told us that it was given in sanatoriums to cure people because of the high iron, as a kid, we could complain all we want, my parents lived the war so it was forbidden to be fussy or waist food.
It’s so crazy that this popped up on my feed because I just read an article where a Texas town is eating horses!
joe "they cut the back straps off it" rogan
😂😂😂😂
Everyone eats ‘horsey' in Britain.
They just don’t tell us.
It’s called lasagne Tesco!
Raw Chef hey...fuck you.
Findus! 😅
Andrew Taylor fake news
Alternative facts
Straight BS 💩💩💩
Stiopic fatty? I thought they were solid muscle/tough meat
The New York example is bad. I can easily get liver and onions and sweet breads in Manhattan. For example any Argentine restaurant has grilled sweet breads come on guys
He wasn't saying you can't get it in NYC, he was saying it isn't a delicacy where he's from. It's just a normal meal, whereas in NYC you'd have to sit down at a fancy restaurant to eat those things.
@@IronHide3910 No you don't. They have it at A LOT of regular restaurants here in NYC. Outside of NY KFC in Indiana serves delicious fried chicken gizzards and hearts, and you can't get an less fancy than a good ol' liverwurst sandwich. It's really not a fancy thing here unless you're trying to call it Pate and serve it with wine.
Oh come on gee golly gosh, they’re Canadian eh.
Americans in Italy eating the “mixed grill:”. This beef is so gamey tasting. Everyone else: beef? Riiiiight.....
It is illegal to sell wild
Game in America. You can not hunt rabbit or deer and sell it to a restaurant or market. Any rabbit or deer you get from a market or restaurant in America was imported from a different country.
@@mikemccabe1594 not true, they are farmed
As far as titles go, this one's pretty solid.
I went 8 months without food. I was in a hospital and even though I was getting fluids and basic nutrition thru an iv, I went from 185 to 126 and I was starving slowly. Imagine the worst hunger you ever had x20. Your stomach ties in knots and you get muscle cramps all day. It was painful and horrible. I would imagine its even worse without hospital care. I certainly wouldnt want to eat a horse any more than a dog(Ive owned both) unless I was starving. Very few people know what its like not to eat for weeks and months. Its easy to say "Id never eat that" until you feel the pain of starvation.
Joe Dirte lmao ur being a little dumb bro, he said he was in the hospital, maybe he just couldn’t eat for a medical reason? Duh
Only to survive is ok
The wild horses rounded up for consumption are usually starving, malnourished at the least. So, to eat them is almost in vain
If you hear its horse meat - you better fond out where its from.
Bruh better grab some herbs berries fruits fish wheat 😂 dumb ass a horse not even when survival I been there y'all just plain stupid😂
no you didnt you fucking liar
I hope Overeem is in this convo
“Cute girls about to go to the club will have a slice of liver”
And later swallow some tube steak LoL 😂
Lmao at "cute little 19-year-old girls", big dad energy.
Naw dude he's quebecois. He's trying to pick those girls up at the club
@alego 723 yeah that ended on a pretty weird note could've ended like 30 seconds earlier as a matter of fact
Watched this, instantly watched the whole podcast, thank you algorithm
I moved to Belgium when I got married and horse is a delicacy in the area we live in. It's my husband's favorite. I was hugely weirded out the first time we ate it together but now it's something we eat fairly regularly. It seems like it's slowly fading from the menu though. Only a few of the larger grocery stores carry it. It's something you have to buy at a butcher and fewer of them are selling it too.
in italy it's the same
I don't eat ugly creatures like fish.... Just the cute ones like chickens, cows and Golden Retrievers. Yum
Camden McInnis buut it’s about what’s on the inside not the outside :(
Yeah fish and lobster is vile.
That's the most Norm MacDonald thing I have heard here.....
One of my favorite quotes is, "you know what a dog is in China? It's fucking lunch."
Camden McInnis
And human babies.
Yum!
Yea, but Cows are pretty cool animals, if you grow up on a farm with a Cow you can get attached to them just as much as a dog or horse IMO.
i mom for a short time lived with her boyfriend (now husband) on a ranch he worked on. They had a calf she named "crooked legs" because it was deformed. She used to talk about it like it was a pet. Then later they killed it and ate it.... lol
True, people who raise cows know that they're very sociable and intelligent animals.
bonebog that’s why telling people they can’t eat dogs because dogs are pets while you eat cows is a stupid argument.
We need the link to Spotify under these
Horse is delicious. We have steakhouses with only horse meat in The Netherlands
I tried leberkäse but steak, i have to tried it.
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Damn lyndii is hot AF
"Joe" "Rogan"
People in other countries playing red dead redemption 2 must be so confused on why you lose honor when you kill a horse and why you can't skin one because it's so normal over there lmao
LMAO in your world view there is a place in the world where it is normal to kill a horse....smh do yourself a favor and go take several trips outside the country. You need it.
@@alicedoors4826 what? In Italy we have a great number of horse farms that exist solely for eating their meat, exactly like a pig farm. The hell are you talking about? Maybe you should take a trip outside your country.
The shirt that Joe is wearing, where can I buy one?
go to a cosplay store and ask for the hamburglar costume
Holy how can I watch the whole episode?
No, a battle in Canada would not have determined whether or not we speak English in the United States.
Especially not that battle. The French were already on the back foot by then.
Now the French Indian wars might have changed things but even then...
Now if he'd said "Everybody in Canada would be speaking French" that would be a different story. All of North America though? Really nigga? So the French would have taken control of not only the US from the British, but also Mexico from the Spanish? The French monarchs would lose their heads in a few decades because of the war expenses they'd already incurred, and you're telling me they could've taken the whole damn continent? My ass cheeks.
@sum body what do you expect from a French?😂😂😂😂
About 30% of modern English vocabulary is already French. You guys are using it without even knowing.
I think a more likely explanation is that Americans had a special relationship with horses due to the frontier wild west lifestyle.
Yuh
Every country used working horses up till the invention of cars some countries still do use and eat them
Americans used to eat them too. And there never was a Royal decree for the British not to eat horse. That's bs.
Joe's guests are a mine of misinformation.
The Brits ate it until the 1930s when it went out of fashion.
Agreed
My dad talked about eating horse in Holland as a kid and thought it was fine.
Well, it is fine.
Had a horse steak once, best steak I've ever had
Yeah love horse meat, really lean and healthy. But right now I'm craving some rabbit stew the way my dad used to make it with lots of onion.
I would like to try that. I keep reading about people eating black bears also.
@@naynay1139 I doubt bear will ever end up on my plate. I read something about the feds killing lots of sheep and horses on the Navajo reservation, I thought this was a waste. Squirrels carry the plague where I live also. I had a local tell me about people eating prairie dogs and getting the plague. The water is poisoned with uranium. The list could go on.
Who needs school when you have Joe.... 😁🤘
The thought of eating Liver or another Organ GROSSES ME OUT!!!!!!!!!
3:53 imagine meeting that girl in a club and tasting liver on your first kiss
“Cute little 19 year old girls”
I like how jamie decided to cut the clip off right there
You have to remember the legal drinking age is 18 in Quebec
@Seven V in europe it's 16 and most start before
natanulsiref so that’s why they all of brain damage?
He is so french. The creepiness is as natural as faking their accent.
Huge respect for Quebec. These guys aren’t wrong. The food in Quebec is unreal and one of a kind. But that drive is spreading through out Canada. 👍 The best moose I’ve had was in New Brunswick.
I just can't stand the way they speak and they seem to act just like Muslims who live in Israel. The food in Canada is very good.
Can someone tell me what accent the guy with his arms crossed at 2:02 has
My table broke a leg and I had to do the same.
I always thought that haggis sounded disgusting but I decided to try when I visited Scotland and I thought it was actually pretty good, I wouldn't make it at home but I could handle it if it was served at a friend's house. I had a Chinese roommate that talked me into trying chicken feet and I instantly gagged not because of how it tasted but because of the texture and how it felt when I bit into it. When I was a kid I went to a French festival in the south with my grandparents and had frog legs and escargot and I remember not being a fan of the frog legs but the escargot wasn't bad
I like how the people from central Asia do it you eat horse just don't eat your own horse you ride.
Horse meat is really tasty and healthier than beef.
I was wondering where he was going with that story about the battle of Quebec 😂😂
You’ve had it, you just didn’t know
I guess "Canadia" has never heard of our southern States... LMAO
Those were first colonized by the French and Spanish TBF
Yeah they still speak french in the swamps right?
@@rateromuerte2708 New Orleans ?
@@bruced.370 dunno I never been. I was thinkin of that toyota 4runner commercial where the snake bites the guy on the hand lol
@@rateromuerte2708 dud go back to school
I mean...when one of your friends dies you don’t look at their body and say “Well we gotta eat this it’s gonna go to waste.”
Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors.
Mmmmm Human shoulder.
random guy: Germans eat horse
me, a German: no
Me, a Dutch guy: Yes
Just like Americans eat chicken but it’s sum Americans that don’t
@@mazedeluex8460 nah man, we have 'frikandellen'. look em up
Germans for the most part only eat cloven hoofed animals, horses are not cloven hoofed
@@Baljoekel frikandellen zijn fucking ongezond
1:36
Me a resident of Montreal: GOD DAMMIT WHY DO YOU HAVE TO REMIND ME THAT WE WERE SO CLOSE
As a Cajun this conversation made me super hungry.
They left out a lot of the good proteins we grew up on like crawfish, alligator, liver pate, oysters, puldo, nutria and Bigano (Apple Snails).
@Big pimpin If pressed I would say it taste like a gamey rabbit soaked in either Tony Chachere or Slap Your Momma - but we ate a lot of rabbit as a kid so everything tastes like either rabbit or catfish.
Americans : we don't eat horse, but a gator sounds delicious.
Well gator is very delicious I'd like to try horse
Can confirm they taste good but if you eat horse your disgusting
@@dgs266 how is disgusting its just an athletic cow
@@guerito6984 ☠️nah that’s nasty to eat them and that’s no🧢
@@dgs266 It’s normal here in Europe
Cute little girl at the club:
YoU GuYs HaVe LiVeR?
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I wouldnt. Vegans dont allow their partners to choose their own diet. They will push and beat you down until you “willingly” adapt to their vegan diet too. Finding a non toxic vegan is honestly pretty rare
@@AlphaQHard you don't like rare?
yup
i'm from Belgium
we got some awsome stews with horse meat
hmm
I wanna try some 😂
@@jeddy_bravo you rly should ^^
it's fkng great
@Josh D gona need to ask a Chinees person that
we Belgians stop at horse XD
God I got hungry just clicking on this video
Stop trying to convince anyone that they should be envious of the French whatsoever
ubereem did
Joe if this was fear factor Rogan
I traveled to Iceland a few years back and got to eat horse meat. I even brought some back to the states to enjoy. Wish it was more available in the states to enjoy.
Most Joe Rogan topic ever
I've been riding my whole life, so when I went to Iceland, it was a bucket list item of mine to ride the Icelandic ponies...For people who don't know, Icelandics have this fifth gait called the tölt that is super smooth. Anyway, I had just recovered from breaking my back the year before in a fall, so I thought the smooth gait would be perfect for a nice 3 hour, trotting only, trail ride in the mountains of Iceland...Except my pony didn't know how to tölt - so 2 minutes in I was almost in tears from pain but I didn't want to stop and ruin everyone else's ride. Long story short, by the end of the ride, I detested Icelandic ponies and had a hankerin' for Icelandic Pony meat. I found a restaurant where you could order pony, and I had no issues with ordering pony filets every night I was there. And you know what? They are fucking DELICIOUS. Iceland should import their pony meat to the US, I would happily pay $40/lb for it!
The first and last time I ate horse was soo similar. I was on a trip to Iceland and we went on a horse tour. My horse “picked me”, but I must have looked like someone who pissed him off because he proceeded to stray, stop, or kick throughout the entire tour. At one point I told the horse to stop acting up- he was going to get us in trouble- and he moved up to the front of the line and just stopped, holding everyone else up. It was so embarrassing.
I really enjoyed my horse filet that evening.
people like you are the reason why we have problems on Earth
@@nothinglikeburntvag one time when my grandpa and I were too hungry. We butchered his old horse as mercy killing so we can feed ourselves for almost a month. We just made sausages and soups out of her but I think she understood we were gonna eat her as she laid on the ground telling us to do it. This is a lesson for those idiots who want to live in a commie country. We only have a horse and nothing else and a small area to put that horse in and we just wrangle her anywhere with a grass so she can eat. If we had a dog we would've eaten that dog but keeping a dog is not only costly but you gotta it with your neighbors too.
@@janinebelleestrada7096 Animals do know when humans are going to kill them . My friend bought a Goat to butcher for his sons First Birthday Party a big celebration , anyway he had the goat about a week in his backyard and it would come running up to him during feeding time the day he was going to butcher the goat it didn't come running for the food in fact it was hiding it would peek it's head around the corner of a shed to see were my friend was .
That goat definitely knew what my friend was up to.
Joe you need some tongan friends we will hook you up with some horse lol
I really want to try horse, and I'm going to when I visit Japan this year.
did you go? how was it
Roe Jogan should invite Olistair Avereem here
Deer back straps as a kid were a delicacy in the hills of southern Ohio, nothing like hunting all morning then finally getting lucky and cutting up the deer yourself. We would always eat the back straps that same night, no other meat compares. Didn’t eat much other proteins other than that other than fried chicken hearts and gizzards from a small local food shop.
Burger King: “Are you sure about that?”
Hold the pickles hold the lettuce, hold the horseradish, it won’t upset us, all we ask is that you let us serve you your way!
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I've had rabbit, duck, alligator, venison, elk, bison, and a lot of other types of protein you don't normally see in American restaurants...but I'm not interested in eating horse unless it's in a situation like what Joe described. Even then, if we had plenty of food I wouldn't even cut out the back straps.
I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that horses are animals that at least seem to have a connection to humans. Maybe it's because they're a working animal, maybe because they're clearly an intelligent animal, or maybe it's simply because you have to break a horse (you become responsible forever for what you have tamed).
I also have zero interest in eating dog (including wild dogs), cat (including wild cats), dolphin, whale, any primate, and I'd imagine there's other animals. Again if I'm in a situation where I need food then I'm gonna do what I have to survive, but if someone offered me an entree that included any of those animals at a restaurant I'd pass.
It's not because they're cute...I'll eat rabbit or lamb anytime.
I got bit by a horse when I was little, I wouldn't hesitate to bite back.
I think history is much more complicated than one battle in Quebec deciding that Canada and the USA became British rather than French. There were backroom negotiations going on in Europe at the time and I am sure that this battle was taken into account but hardly decisive.
Joe "Back where i come from, the only thing we don't eat from a horse are the hooves, we tend to make ashtrays out of them" Rogan.
Lmao he's from Jersey?