>>13

…inferior humans or something

What is the rampaging cow doing?

>>4

I wish all the other cows besides me would be killed and eaten…

This seems to have the flavor of another world, doesn’t it?

What do you think wild cows usually eat?

We are eating the same cow.

Wild cattle have an unlimited diet of prohibited meat and bone meal for livestock…

I can only see a horror ending.

There’s that mascot of a butcher shop that is made to say something like “It’s delicious!”…

But there are plenty of steak houses with signs showing cows holding knives and forks with smiles…

Well, if there was a monkey that was suitable for livestock and had a good appetite, I feel like it would just eat normally.

It’s someone who looks like a cow, but they’re not actually a cow…

Ah… we don’t eat it because it can cause prion abnormalities.

A black joke about a pork chef at a tonkatsu restaurant.

“You’re using the symbol for long eyelashes, are you a cow woman?”

Suddenly, you become a total pervert, don’t you?

Didn’t they eat goblins and other sub-human types in Dungeon Meal?

>>26

I didn’t eat it because my friends strongly opposed it, but if it were just Raios alone, I would have probably eaten it.

There are even humans who eat monkeys…

It’s a surprisingly peaceful manga, just on the verge of the store going out of business…

A taste that cannot be imagined cannot be empathized with either.

>>30

The full course from Toriko’s Acacia doesn’t look delicious at all.

If anything, other vegetables from Vegetable Sky look more delicious than Ozone Grass.

The garlic chicken oyakodon looks more delicious than the century soup.

Humans not only eat monkeys but also mammals, you know.

Compared to that, monsters are completely different creatures by species.

Fish eat fish, many birds eat birds, and it’s about as common as cows eating cows.

Well, if there were a relatively easy-to-raise, milk-producing, and delicious monkey, I think people would raise and eat them.

If there are demi-humans, there might also be demi-cows in another world.

The head is human, and the intelligence and body are that of a cow.

>>34

Isn’t that the kind of thing where someone makes a bad prophecy and then dies right away?

Chickens apparently eat not only other chickens but even the chicks they have laid themselves.

Mr. Kouwman has a wife, so he is a man.

What can I do to make bad meat taste better?

I ate the kelp with merman eggs.

The gem bug in Dungeon Meal was no good because I could imagine it a little too well.

Surely humans eat mammals for a reason.

People might think that fish and birds are enough, right?

I feel like I ate at Subway.

Is it okay to eat beef? It’s something that’s questioned in the story…

>>46

Isn’t it only humans that have a strong aversion to cannibalism?

In Blood Blockade Battlefront, Fish-Man is called “cannibal” by Kas.

What do you think fish usually eat? That was pointed out, you know…

It’s like humans eating monkeys.

There was a manga that said comparing boar men to boars is like saying humans are the same as goblins.

Those guys who eat monkey brains would probably say, “Shut up!” if someone told them, “Eating monkeys that are similar to humans…!?”

That’s probably the case with cow humans too.

Considering the difference in evaluation between the human world and the gourmet world in Toriko.

Isn’t it better not to produce a flavor that you can’t even imagine?

I understand the feeling of being fed up with the frequent mentions of mayonnaise and soy sauce on Narou, though.

>>51

I think food that you can’t even imagine the taste of can only give the impression of dystopian food or monster food as bizarre delicacies.

I haven’t heard something like that in a while, it ends with HAHAHA.

It’s similar to beef, but… hmm, this is too tough and has a strong smell…

I think it’s probably best to change things just a little from the current reality.

It’s said to taste like Wagyu steak! Well, there’s some truth to that…

Speaking of which, there was a story a long time ago about how meat and bone meal was fed to cows, which led to mad cow disease, and then it was shipped out and fed to people, causing great damage.

>>56

The person I want to talk about

Where did you feed them for them to turn out that way?

You don’t talk about those kinds of details, right?

Even if we were to substitute humans, there’s no way a rare rough monkey that walks on all fours wouldn’t eat.

There is some resistance, but…

>>57

If someone said they cooked a monkey and then apologized in front of you, would you think that was a tease?

>>63

I wonder if they would have cared about us if they were a species that is quite distant from primates.

I can imagine the taste, but it’s definitely impossible in reality, which is the best part.

This is honeycomb that can all be deliciously eaten, including the honey from another world.

>>58

I feel that kind of thing is the most rounded.

Also, there are things like deformed representations of meat from manga just as they are.

I can’t forgive a parallel world where soft bread actually exists…

I think it’s a huge success in drawing to be able to depict something that looks so delicious.

I wanted to eat a sandwich with thick roast beef on hard bread.

They sell that at Subway.

In a global context, monkeys are commonly eaten…

A message section that looks like a sticker or ribbon?

Isekai reincarnation stories are surprisingly popular, aren’t they?

I wonder if it’s a production that feels fresh and stylish after going full circle.

It’s crazy that beef is using roast beef as a substitute.

Well, I’m human too, but I eat normally in between.

Cowpox…