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As Thanksgiving approaches, some hosts are opting for exotic meats instead of the traditional turkey. People are adding a gamy touch to their holiday meals by serving meats like alligator, antelope, camel, kangaroo, elk, squirrel, and bear. While some individuals hunt their own game, others purchase these alternative meats from meat providers. Exotic meats can be expensive, with prices ranging from $49.95 for a pound of python steak to $299 for an assortment package. Despite the popularity of turkey, serving game meats on Thanksgiving aligns with the historical tradition of feasting on wild game during harvest celebrations. However, some culinary professionals are skeptical about the demand for exotic meats on Thanksgiving, as many people prefer the comfort of familiar dishes. [Extracted from the article] |
