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All lovers of escargot should read an article in the July 1911 issue of
Scientific American, reprinted in the July 2011 issue. It is the article
titled "Soylent Tabby" on this page:
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=50-100-150-jul-11

For those unfamiliar with meat processing, "lights" are lungs and, as the
song goes (sort of), "a cat is just a cat."

Enjoy.

dick p.

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