What would the original 151 Pokemon taste like?

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Gotta eat 'em all!

Weezing (#110)

Rhyhorn (#111)

Their thick, rocky exterior tenderizes their flesh, leading to a soft meat.

Rhydon (#112)

A less tender version of Rhyhorn's tasty, soft meat, toughened up by the lack of tenderization.

Chancey (#113)

The egg in that pouch would taste like an ostrich egg (which tastes like a chicken egg), and Chancey's actual meat would be somewhat bacon-like in flavor. Chancey is breakfast.

Tangela (#114)

Spaghetti cooked in fish oil.

Kangaskhan (#115)

The adult tastes somewhat steaky, but the baby is more akin to veal - not moving much has made it super tender.

Horsea (#116)

By themselves they're not that filling, but fried, cut up, and tossed together, Horsea would essentially be calamari.

Seadra (#117)

Since they're a little bigger than Horseas, you could try cooking them in a different way - but we're sticking with deep fried. They have more meat, though, so it'd end up tasting just like a corn dog.

Goldeen (#118)

Like a goldfish. What, you've never eaten a goldfish before?

Seaking (#119)

Same as Goldeen, but the larger size makes it better for a big meal. Get a few friends over, throw a few Seaking on the grill, and you can have yourself a good old time.

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