7 Meats You Cannot Legally Grill In Massachusetts This Summer

In Massachusetts, do people say barbecue or cookout? Either way, it's a joyful outdoor gathering as the weather warms. While we're in grilling season, some folks grill all year. No disrespect to my vegan friends, but I believe meat makes outdoor picnics more enjoyable.

When grilling hamburgers, hot dogs, steaks, or ribs, you can reliably satisfy everyone's appetite at your next outdoor event. However, note that grilling certain meats below is prohibited, as they are illegal and unappealing.

Grilling certain meats is illegal in Massachusetts.

Chowhound highlights meats that were once popular but are now prohibited in the U.S. Ignoring these rules can cause legal issues or spoil your family’s cookout. Here are the seven types of meat banned from barbecuing and eating in Massachusetts.

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Your neighbors and family will thank you in the future. Do you want to be remembered as the person who chose to barbecue a horse at an outdoor picnic? I certainly wouldn’t want that reputation.