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Video: Bud Light Squirrel

by Squirrel Dish on March 10, 2010

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The Brits Love Their Squirrel Meat

by Squirrel Dish on February 20, 2009

Via the New York Times article “Saving a Squirrel by Eating One“…

These days, however, in farmers’ markets, butcher shops, village pubs and elegant restaurants, squirrel is selling as fast as gamekeepers and hunters can bring it in.

“Part of the interest is curiosity and novelty,” said Barry Shaw of Shaw Meats, who sells squirrel meat at the Wirral Farmers Market near Liverpool. “It’s a great conversation starter for dinner parties.”

Wow.  I guess that explains the Cajun Squirrel flavored potato chips.  If you’ve eaten squirrel meat or the chips, please leave us a voicemail for the Blue Shotgun Radio segment  at +1 317-565-4250.

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Cajun Squirrel Potato Chips

February 19, 2009

Over in the U.K. there’s a new potato chip flavor from Walkers…Cajun Squirrel (as well as Crispy Duck & Hoisin and four other somewhat odd flavors).  I doubt we can easily land a bag of these here in the United States, but if you’ve had them, we’d love to hear your thoughts.
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Squirrel Dish Update

February 19, 2009

It’s been a while and we have a few exciting new announcements:
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In the near future, there is going to be a Squirrel Dish segment on Blue Shotgun Radio (fellow Surge Bucket Media member).  However, this segment is going to require your input and your voice mails.  Please send your squirrel related news, recipes, [...]

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Squirrel breaks into squirrel-proof bird feeder

July 16, 2008

Via The Telegraph…
A young grey squirrel – using all the flexibility and ingenuity of his species – demonstrates how to get round a supposedly squirrel-proof bird feeder.
The squirrel had somehow managed to slip between the narrow bars of the protective cage and although it was a bit cramped there was sufficient space to enjoy the [...]

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Marco Pierre White Is Cooking Squirrel

July 16, 2008

Via EDP24…
TV chef Marco Pierre White…came to the Somerleyton Estate, near Lowestoft, to create an original dish from local produce for his new series, Marco’s Great British Feast.
He said: “I was surprised to discover that squirrel is considered a delicacy in certain parts of the UK and quite widely eaten. Having tried it I can [...]

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EPA puts squirrel back on the menu

November 9, 2007

For all of the true “squirrel dish” lovers in New Jersey, you’re in luck (maybe)…
Via the North Jersey Media Group…
Jerald Fagliano, project manager with the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, said game animals are safe, but residents should avoid wild carrots. His statement clarified a state health warning about eating squirrels that [...]

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Foster City will poison squirrels

November 9, 2007

It was bound to happen…
Via The San Mateo Daily Journal
Squirrels that can carry the bubonic plague are burrowing into Foster City levees, leaving the city no other choice but to poison them — at least according to the Department of Public Works.

The eradication may be cruel to squirrel lovers, but simple for those thinking of [...]

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Sex pill to stop squirrel spread

October 18, 2007

More red and grey squirrel news…
“A contraceptive product would remove the threat of red squirrel extinction,” said Dr Michael Carey. “We first have to get it developed and then get it fed to the grey squirrels, who have the breeding capacity of rats. “We don’t want to see grey squirrels eradicated, just their number [...]

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Woman finds niche mothering squirrels

October 18, 2007

Wow, I’m almost speechless…
SAN CARLOS, Calif. – Some people might think Mary Nacey’s devotion to her foster pets is a little nutty, but the Northern California woman says that mothering abandoned baby squirrels is a privilege that comes naturally.
Mary Nacey said that even though the job is time-consuming, she would rather stay home and watch [...]

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