Dankjewel! Super tof om te horen! Ik heb zelf toevallig ook een nieuwe besteld aangezien hij inderdaad niet meer terugkomt. Nog niet binnen, maar ziet er goed uit en nu in de aanbieding met black friday. Dit is de link: amzn.to/3ASTx5F Fijn weekend!

Yes you can

@@PaulHasbargen thanks ;)

@@inbarstrogo yes or one of those one ingredient recipes please @julescooking

Did you not know that pigeons are bred for food? It's usually called squab. They're one of the first animals we domesticated for that purpose, and they're still very commonly kept as meat animals around the world. That's why there are pigeons living in human cities all around the world, because people brought them everywhere they went. They carried messages, too, but most were primarily bred for food. The only reason they've gotten less popular as edible livestock over the last hundred years or so in places like the US is because it's cheaper and easier to produce more meat for grocery stores with chickens. They used to be a poor man's meat, because you could raise pigeons at home in a lot less space than you'd need for chickens, but they've shifted to being seen as a fancy meat because it's become more of a specialty item. Same thing has happened with quail.