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What Is The Most Oddest Food You Have Ever Tried?

666_Maggots~PassionForGlory BN-1 2012/06/29 20:42:21
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  • DDogbreath 2012/06/30 22:04:43
    DDogbreath
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    I've eaten Ostrich, and snails and just about anything unusual. But the top of my list has got to be the "Chicken Feet" I ate at the "Palms Restaurant" in South San Francisco.

    unusual list chicken feet ate palms restaurant south san francisco
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  • Zombiec... Tim Upham 2012/07/02 13:23:42
    Zombiecat~Metalhead4Life
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    What is it made of?
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  • Zombiec... apacheh... 2012/07/02 13:24:44
    Zombiecat~Metalhead4Life
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    Whats that picture of? And what could possibly be worse than eating dogs and cats???
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  • apacheh... Zombiec... 2012/07/02 14:20:58
    apachehellfire65
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    it's haggis. oats,barley.and meat sewn into a sheeps stomach. then cooked.
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  • Zombiec... apacheh... 2012/07/02 23:56:12
    Zombiecat~Metalhead4Life
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    I think I could go for that.
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  • luigi1- in god we trust 2012/06/30 18:16:52 (edited)
    luigi1- in god we trust
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    Balut.



    balut balut balut
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  • hi imja... luigi1-... 2012/06/30 20:12:48
    hi imjaredleto
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    What is that?
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  • apacheh... hi imja... 2012/06/30 20:30:31
    apachehellfire65
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    it is a balut a fermented fertilized duck embryo.
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  • mae apacheh... 2012/07/01 03:36:03
    mae
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    duck or chicken.
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  • apacheh... mae 2012/07/01 03:37:31
    apachehellfire65
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    traditionally duck.
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  • Brother Bo luigi1-... 2012/06/30 20:40:40
    Brother Bo
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    I've seen them, but I couldn't get past the smell...
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  • Ginger luigi1-... 2012/07/02 01:08:03
    Ginger
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    Its typically Philippian , thats something i would never try .
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  • Zombiec... luigi1-... 2012/07/02 13:25:34
    Zombiecat~Metalhead4Life
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    That looks horrid.
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  • apacheh... Zombiec... 2012/07/02 14:23:04 (edited)
    apachehellfire65
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    it's crunchy! the beak, bones,feet,and feathers are already started to form.
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  • Zombiec... apacheh... 2012/07/02 23:57:38
    Zombiecat~Metalhead4Life
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    Ack!!!! I can't do that! I'm not even crazy about regular eggs, much less these!
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  • Cunning Stunts 2012/06/30 18:09:51
    Cunning Stunts
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  • hi imja... Cunning... 2012/06/30 20:40:34
    hi imjaredleto
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    You're cute. What's it taste like?
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  • Zombiec... Cunning... 2012/07/02 13:27:33
    Zombiecat~Metalhead4Life
    Clever! Haha!
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  • Clinton 2012/06/30 17:15:54
  • lavrik 2012/06/30 17:14:20 (edited)
    lavrik
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    Salo. It's uncooked, pickled bacon fat. The Russians eat it on a thick slice of bread with WAY too much butter on top. I had it several times over there.

    The weirdest food I've eaten that was totally not weird? Escargot. It was delicious melt-in-your mouth goodness.

    And caviar? Not good at all. I'm not a fan.

    I've also eaten alligator, ostrich, and cow tongue tacos (taco de lingua). Delicious! I'll try anything twice. ;-]
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  • Zombiec... lavrik 2012/07/02 13:30:02
    Zombiecat~Metalhead4Life
    What does caviar taste like??? I've always wondered....
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  • ♥##**AWESOME♥B****##**♥ 2012/06/30 16:04:49
    ♥##**AWESOME♥B****##**♥
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    Nothing....
    I ate every thing that is not odd
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  • Eric S. 2012/06/30 14:54:42
    Eric S.
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    Asian Durians! Anyone of you know how delicious it is? It's yummy, the best in the world!
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  • Tim Upham Eric S. 2012/06/30 19:54:51
    Tim Upham
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    Durian is really good baked into pastry. The Vietnamese will bake pastry -- a French influence from the days of French Indochina -- and put durian into it. But cut open the fruit, and STINK!
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  • john.keenan.792 2012/06/30 14:01:49
    john.keenan.792
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    beluga whale up north in the ferroe islands, i stay 8 hrs away from the ferroe islands, east kilbride just outside glasgow here in scotland, i had a beluga whale steak and loved it, very meaty kind of texture
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  • Jana ♥ ♥ ♥ 2012/06/30 14:00:13
    Jana ♥ ♥ ♥
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    Rattle snake,escargot,frogs legs, caviar.I'll try just about anything!! cooked Rattle snake escargot frogs legs caviar
    My favorite was the frogs legs so yummy..
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  • ALofRI Jana ♥ ♥ ♥ 2012/07/01 16:51:47
    ALofRI
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    The Frogs Legs are good...Hey, I think I know that one on the left...
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  • Elizabeth 2012/06/30 13:01:09
    Elizabeth
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    Oysters. God even though they're cooked they are SOOO slimy. -_-" Cooked oysters
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  • Eric S. Elizabeth 2012/06/30 14:51:18
    Eric S.
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    I don't know how you all love it but I've tried it and the taste was, well, horrible taste to me. Maybe I should have mixed it with some tomato sauce, chilly sauce or something.
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  • Elizabeth Eric S. 2012/06/30 21:28:16
    Elizabeth
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    It is a terrible taste! Tomato sauce and chilly sauce? Hm, unusual.
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  • Manster Elizabeth 2012/06/30 20:43:12
    Manster
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    So, do you still have to just allow it to slide down without chewing? I'm curious.
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  • Elizabeth Manster 2012/06/30 21:27:36
    Elizabeth
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    It's THAT slimy. Yes,
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  • Manster Elizabeth 2012/06/30 21:31:23
    Manster
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    Thanks for the info. :-)
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  • Manster Elizabeth 2012/06/30 21:33:32 (edited)
    Manster
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    I'm surprised that there hasn't been a mention of haggis yet. :-) Thanks for the info.That's something I've wondered about for quite some time.
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  • Elizabeth Manster 2012/06/30 22:25:14
    Elizabeth
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    Yw! ;) oh and btw, what is haggis?
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  • Tim Upham Elizabeth 2012/07/01 02:35:29
    Tim Upham
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    It is a Scottish dish made out of a sheep's stomach turned inside out, and stuffed with oatmeal, chopped sheep's kidneys and liver, salt and pepper. It is cooked by boiling it for several hours. So celebrate Scotland with it.
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  • Elizabeth Tim Upham 2012/07/01 06:16:59
    Elizabeth
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    That...sounds gross...I looked it up on google images and it looks gross too.
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  • Tim Upham Elizabeth 2012/07/01 17:29:49
    Tim Upham
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    Europeans do not have the hang ups about eating organ tissue like Americans do. It is very typical in Europe to have organ tissue like heart, brains, liver, and kidneys. Because cattle were raised on the open frontier, they would just have the muscle tissue for steaks, roasts, and hamburger. If you have European roots, then you can try the organ tissue, nothing gross about it.
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  • Elizabeth Tim Upham 2012/07/01 18:23:26 (edited)
    Elizabeth
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    I know but I said it LOOKS gross.
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  • Zombiec... Tim Upham 2012/07/02 13:34:28
    Zombiecat~Metalhead4Life
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    I would so try haggis if I could.
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  • Tim Upham Zombiec... 2012/07/02 17:45:27
    Tim Upham
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    You can get it at a British import store, they will have it in the freezer section. It really is quite good. So is black pudding and white pudding. I prefer the black pudding. "God Save The Queen."
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