Yes, I know - I see them every day in the supermarkets in WA - and it makes much great sense to buy them and eat them - but there's that confounded Skippy factor :P
I think it's to do with being a pom emigrating here and being over bombarded with the Skippy factor, in the UK, at an extremely young age LOL.
My cats, however, love their kangaroo petmeat. And it stops them catching birds :-)
And just for a laugh - in the NT frozen kangaroo tails are listed as an offensive weapon. :D
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Date: 2010-07-01 11:03 am (UTC)I think it's to do with being a pom emigrating here and being over bombarded with the Skippy factor, in the UK, at an extremely young age LOL.
My cats, however, love their kangaroo petmeat. And it stops them catching birds :-)
And just for a laugh - in the NT frozen kangaroo tails are listed as an offensive weapon. :D