The edible parts of an ox include the meat, which consists of various cuts such as steaks, roasts, and ground beef, as well as offal like the liver, heart, kidneys, and tongue. Additionally, the bones can be used to make broth or stock. Other parts like the fat can also be rendered into tallow for cooking. However, certain parts, such as the hide and hooves, are not typically consumed.
the belly.
yes you can
non is eatable
No it's not eatable
If you really want to. Yes, they are eatable.
eatable
In the eastern part of the barony of Carbury, in the north of the county, is a mass of mountains. The highest is Truskmore (2,113 ft or 644m) near the boundary, whose summit is in Sligo, but a part of the eastern slope is in Leitrim.
100%, both the skin and the inner part cay be consumed, raw or cooked
Yes, emu eggs are eatable. As are Ostrich eggs!
its a meat that comes from a ox... tail off an ox that's the part you eat... yum yum
Ox or oxen live in every part of the world! However, they are primarily found in areas such as South America and Central America.
Ox or oxen live in every part of the world! However, they are primarily found in areas such as South America and Central America.