/ck/ - Food & Cooking

In this world there are 1 billion cows and 700 million pigs and a cow is a lot larger than 1 pig

Why is beef more expensive than pork?

Same question for sheep, there are 1 billion of them too

How much of a cow could you cook so that you could still serve it alive?

This is merely hypothetical. But lets say you wanted to serve a new novel type of food. You decide that you'll paralyze/tranq a cow and cook a portion of it alive so that patrons can eat their meat directly from the cow's living body.
Naturally you wouldn't be able to cook the majority of the body because its brain and organs would fail causing it to instantly die, but say the back half it could potentially survive hours without. So you could cook the back half and allow them to eat that.

Has anyone done the science behind this? Are there other animals that can be eaten alive similar to octopus?

>>14442577
>he actually spends premium money to eat a giant rat

Is there anything she can't do?

>>11999939
Do Americans really fuck these?

Soy vaca

>>11936482
american fruit

https://youtu.be/NeJeKwPvuUg