look I understand an aversion to things like dog and cat and stuff, but if youre gonna try and make eating goat a taboo, you will simply be laughed out of the entire rest of the world. YOU EAT SHEEP
There is, although I will note that the taboo against eating goats is a peculiarly white American thing, not shared with Europeans, Black Americans or, as far as I know, anyone else. (Canadians?)
It's a very strange one.
Most Americans don't eat sheep either. Lamb is a rare luxury here unless you know a sheep farmer.
But it IS about race/class and about it being something brown people eat, unfortunately.
They're missing out!
For $20 plus a pound if they have it. It might be different in sheep producing regions. It used to be more reasonable before the pandemic, but it's been price gouged into "special occasion" range here.
So, I looked a couple of things up and found out why.
The five leading sheep producing states in the U.S. are Texas, Wyoming, Utah, South Dakota and, drumroll...
California.
You're much closer to a sheep producing area than we are.
