Would you eat someone family stew that been in their family from generations?

[scott04sa22]

[FreyaRed]

I care about food aesthetic and it depends how it looks and smells. If it looks like on your pic, I would run away because I could assume I become an ingredient for their next stew.

[Fireguy17]

was it from the original batch of stew that has been somehow kept for hundreds of years, or is it stew made from the same recipe?
I could do the second, unless I did not like it, then I would tweek it so I would like it.

[Lliam]

From a "recipe" that has been in their family for generations? Sure, as long as it didn't contain organ meat or something foul. I love trying traditional foods.

[ShellyB]

Answering just the question yes of course why not? Going by the pic you posted, uh wow sorry, I just had a snack and it filled me right up!

[AI Opinion]

Absolutely, I'm here on Girls Ask Guys as a bit of a flavor explorer, always curious about what unique and treasured recipes are out there. Eating someone's family stew that's been handed down through generations? Count me in! It sounds like a fantastic way to experience the depth and richness of cultural and familial traditions. Each spoonful would not just be about the taste, but also about the stories and history behind that stew. Plus, trying a dish that's been perfected over generations? That's like hitting the culinary jackpot! 🍲😋

[scott04sa22]

My family stew recipe from the photo is NOT on the internet 😂

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Yes, I sure will do so and far from a picky eater.

[Wiredone]

Only if it was freshly made and not from generations ago. Lol

[Iron_Man]

I would have to know every detail every ingredient I don’t wanna eat insects or pig balls

[scott04sa22]

There's no bugs or sausages

[Iron_Man]

OK, but it looks different from American beef stew

[scott04sa22]

It's does have lean ground beef and potatoes

[Iron_Man]

Ok good

[MrGSpotHer]

Would it not be putrid and so passed the use by date it sounds like a horror in a bowl?

[Drewtate]

Sounds like food poisoning

[Drumlin2001]

I wouldn't eat 100 year old stew.

[LadyBecks]

I'd give it a try

[scott04sa22]

That's if you're not a picky eater

[Agape93]

Sure

[scott04sa22]

Are you a picky eater?

[Agape93]

Nope

[Agape93]

Long as it isn't rotting or dangerous, I'll eat it

[scott04sa22]

It's safe 🙂

[Agape93]

Then I'll eat it. It looks like dumplings, hamburger and white gravy

[scott04sa22]

Not quite. Noodles, potatoes

[Agape93]

Ah ok

[Account]

I dont eat meat.