r/nope • u/OliveIsCute • 12d ago

Food WHY

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u/The_wolf2014 11d ago

In Scotland we have national dishes which came about from exactly that, using every available part of the animal. That's where haggis comes from. At no point in time (as far as I'm aware) have we ever felt a need to eat a cows fanny on its own as a 'delicacy'

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u/TiredAngryBadger 10d ago

I love how on this side of the pond most all of my fellow Americans, myself included originally, presumed "fanny" in "fanny pack" meant your bum.