intercostal muscles
Yes, if the spare ribs come from a kosher animal that has been slaughtered and prepared according to kashrut. I really enjoy bbq'd lamb ribs, very yum!
A spare rib or 'spare ribs' as they are better known is a meat dish, made from pork ribs coated with a sticky sweet or BBQ glaze and slow cooked until the meat is tender and falling off the bone, often eaten as a starter to a Chinese meal.
yes i would and then i'd finish it off with a tall cool budweiser
It depends upon the parts that you eat. If you are eating part of the carcass, you are eating skeletal muscle. If you are eating chicken gizzards, you are eating mostly smooth muscle. If you are eating chicken hearts, you are eating cardiac muscle.
Take it to the vets?
Yes you can. However while eating it may be consumed, which is harmless. Nevertheless, also keep spare wax in a bag or a pocket if you plan on eating out.
Any carnivore would eat the ribs of another animal.
No, horse ribs are not the same as ribs from other animals like cows or pigs. Each animal has a different anatomy and structure to their ribs, which can impact their taste and cooking characteristics.
The skeletal muscle (muscle associated with the bones) is that part of a chicken that is generally called meat. Chicken is the most common type of poultry n the world and has been described as a food since Babylonian times (600BC). in 2012, 9 billion broilers were produced for meat.
Pigs have ribs, but the ribs that we eat are not necessarily from pigs, cattle are also a source of ribs.
If you aren't eating, your body will eat the muscle fat before it eats the body fat. Don't try to not eat for the purpose of losing weight. You won't lose the body fat, and you will become very unhealthy.