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What kind of food eaten by a dog?
meat
What kind of meat do the English have for Christmas dinner?
Turkey is the traditional meat for Christmas dinner.
What kind of meat is eaten in the UK?
meat that's eaten in the UK are pig, cow, horse, and also chicken
What kind of food is eaten by a dog?
meat,bones,and rice
What kind of food is eaten by tiger?
Meat (Usually raw)
What kind of food the elephant eaten?
they eat grass meat and water heret bsbxj
What food was eaten in the north and south of Britain at Christmas in the Victorian era?
Fruits, most likely Deer meat. And, im correcting you on "Eaten" It's Eatan. my Pleasures. -Beloved God.
Does any kind of insect have meat in their body?
Not really, but I don't know what you mean by "Meat". I can tell you that they can be eaten, but they have no muscle on them.
What is the best meat to eat on Christmas Day?
Whatever you like. We go out to a particular restaurant, and the menu varies.. they've had prime rib, rack of lamb, bison steaks, etc. on different years. Turkey is kinda traditional for Christmas as it is for Thanksgiving, but not so absolute. I know a lot of people also who like to serve spiral ham.
What Tudor food was eaten on a Friday?
no meat was eaten on a Friday
Can you eat dingoes?
Virtually any animal can be eaten. Dingo meat is certainly not a meat eaten today, however.
Is Christmas celebrated in Iran?
Christmas in Iran is known as the Little Feast. For the first 25 days of December, a great fast is observed, during which no meat, eggs, milk, or cheese is eaten. It is a time of peace and meditation; a time for attending services at the church. When the fast is over, the feast is begun, for plenty of meat is prepared for the Christmas dinner. Christmas Eve is the last day of the fast. Almost before dawn on Christmas Day, the people attend Mass to receive Communion and it is not until they have received this Communion that they are permitted to break fast. The boys and girls of Iran have never heard of Santa Claus, so they do not exchange gifts at Christmas. But they do receive new clothes, which they proudly wear all during the happy Christmas week. A dish eaten for Christmas day is a kind of chicken stew called 'harasa'. It is cooked in large quantities and lasts several days.
