The Big Question: What Pokemon Would Taste The Best?

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We all loved Lechonk when it was revealed, right? And we all definitely have a favourite Pokemon. So why do so many of us eat the real-world equivalents of our fav 'mons? Well, in the interest of fairness, we're mixing it up this week - what Pokemon do you think tastes the best?

From Quaxly to Muk (yes, really), here are all the Pokemon we'd love to eat.

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Once upon a time, I was a vegetarian. Then I had enough of not getting any fish from the chippy, and decided they don’t count. Everyone thinks fish is veggie friendly anyway. Funny enough, this was around the time that child me looked at a Magikarp in Pokemon Pearl and thought it would taste delicious. I couldn’t get over the thought of having one battered with some curry sauce on the side. And honestly? I still can’t. Can’t help being British, innit.

Machamp is probably the closest thing to a human, so it’s probably the closest thing you can get to ‘ethical’ cannibalism in the Pokemon universe. So grab your fork and knife, slap a Machamp down onto the table, dish out the plates, and get carving. It’s time to maCHOMP on some biceps.

First off, let me apologise on behalf of the site for that weird as fuck answer above. Ethical cannibalism? Eating the one that looks most like a human in a world full of dogs made of bread? I reckon he needs to be put on a watchlist. Anyway, my pick is the mangosteen queen herself, Tsareena. Sweet, juicy, delicious mangosteen - the perfect breakfast.

I’m pretty passionate about my poultry. I mean, who doesn’t love deep-fried chicken or a nice turkey leg? The absolute best thing in my personal opinion however is duck, so it should come as no surprise that in so far as I’m concerned, the best