If the rabbits are bred to be fat and plump and giant like the size of a pig than i think we have a good idea

There are but probably not very many these days. I have not seen rabbit on any menu, in any cookery-book or in the few butchers' shops still open*, for decades.

In centuries past a lot of rabbits killed for eating at least in Britain were wild, until the awful disease myxamatosis was introduced and nearly wiped them out.

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*Displaced by the supermarkets with their very narrow ranges of lamb, beef, pork and poultry joints, often omitting not only other animals but even perfectly edible parts like the liver and kidneys.

From livestrong.com

[quote]. Rabbit is considered to be a specialty meat in the United States, but it was commonly consumed during the mid-20th century as a wartime food. Rabbit meat is eaten in various other countries as well, including Malta, France, Italy and China. This meat is rich in nutrients and is a healthy source of animal protein.[quote]

They used to have them, years ago. I remember my father, who used to eat rabbit stew growing up, brought home a live rabbit when I was about 7 that he planned to butcher and cook. But I cried so much at the prospect of killing the bunny that he gave it to me as a pet. 🐰

too many bones in rabbit , i prefer chicken

I am not sure what you mean.

Rabbits are raised for food. Some grocery stores sell them, and some restaurants serve them.

This is not new.

Bad idea.

Survival tip: If you are lost / stuck in the woods and all you have to eat is rabbit, it’s better to eat nothing. It takes more energy / calories for your body to digest rabbit meat than it gives you back in return.

Used to have to go hunting for them.. Made for good eating in a stew.

There are rabbit farms.

Rabbit meats many small bits make it a good thing to add to soup pasta or stews but you'd need about a dozen rabbits to equal one of the 2 chickens I eat every other Tuesday.

I have ate Rabbit

Sounds like you're going to have to hunt one yourself

No! Not the bunnies!

Rabbits used to be very popular. After all, fast reproduction, lean meat, relatively easy care (if you aren't a lazy moron). Also, their dropping make phenomenal fertilizer. But, they're cute, so...

Rabbit hasn't had the same production revolution, and is quite expensive compared to chicken. Rabbit used to be seen as an inexpensive substitute for more expensive chicken, now it's an expensive specialty item