strangest eating expierence

[Jb]

Kangaroo meat is the best meat.

 

[Nyter]

Kangaroo meat is the best meat.

Where in everything that is dear on this earth do they offer Kangaroo meat?

 

[Murton]

Where in everything that is dear on this earth do they offer Kangaroo meat?

Almelo, Holland. Chances are you're not in the vicinity of Almelo so you'd have to travel half the world to get there.

 

[floatzel98]

Where in everything that is dear on this earth do they offer Kangaroo meat?

Here in Australia they do.

 

[kuriboh361]

I don't know how or why but there was a fly in my coke once. :/

 

[Malanu]

My strangest eating experience... watching my daughter order her first mixed drink last week. I literally saw her in her Easter dress when she was 6 or 7 ordering a Mai Tai!

 

[Kelz]

Two years ago in China... we ordered a fish, it still had its eyes. We ordered shrimp, in still had its eyes. We ordered some carrots, they still had their eyes. -K

 

[Jonah the Slaking]

I ordered a fish somewhere, I don't remember where. They hadn't scaled it or anything. After a few seconds of examining it, I saw it gasp.

THE FISH WAS STILL ALIVE D:

 

[Jinvaani]

I ordered a fish somewhere, I don't remember where. They hadn't scaled it or anything. After a few seconds of examining it, I saw it gasp.

THE FISH WAS STILL ALIVE D:

That is disgusting, was it still raw then?

Reminds me of when I ordered Fish and Chips in Spain, and the fish batter was red. It was tasteless, but the colour didn't help either.

 

[Estuary]

Tripe. Dear God, tripe.

Most disgusting thing I have ever had. Egh. Blegh. Nasty, rubbery disgustingness. It's cow stomach, for those of you who don't know.

But being from a Peruvian family, where eating guinea pig and monkey brains isn't out of the ordinary, there isn't much that phases me. Having grown up with non-Americans, it's unusual to see how squeamish Americans are..

 

[~Ace]

Tripe. Dear God, tripe.

Most disgusting thing I have ever had. Egh. Blegh. Nasty, rubbery disgustingness. It's cow stomach, for those of you who don't know.

But being from a Peruvian family, where eating guinea pig and monkey brains isn't out of the ordinary, there isn't much that phases me. Having grown up with non-Americans, it's unusual to see how squeamish Americans are..

In Argentina on holiday my mum ate that in a restaurant and it looked disgusting..

And once in Italy I found a marble in my steak.. :L

 

[ManhattanTheStarr]

Ordering a slushie from Sonic many years ago. I was sipping it through a straw, then I felt something a bit weird in my mouth, so I spat it out instantly. ...There was a freaking dead fly in my mouth. T_T

 

[Daylight]

You haven't lived until you've found a band-aid in your stromboli at your local pizzeria. It amazes me how the workers put themselves into their work so well.

 

[Mr. Marowak]

I found a green bean in a pancake, once.

 

[XXD17]

People seem to be freaking out for no reason...sorry to sound insensitive but a few of those are mostly due sanitation issue which I could relate to but when ever you eat, you are ingesting lots of crap no matter how clean it appears to be...an extra hair or a piece of bone isn't going to increase it be that much...anyways...for the raw fish story, there is a way of preparing sashimi is Japan where it is done so fast that the fish is still alive after it is cut up...and it's eaten raw...also, saltwater fish is generally safe to eat raw as is beef...it's raw chicken you need to watch out for...as for food, since I come from China, a lot of the food that I have eaten would be considered odd in the US (Or any other western culture)...those include thousand year old egg (egg that has been buried and cured in ash), duck tongue, cow tongue, pig tongue, various organs including hearts, livers, kidneys, intestines, tripe and gizzards, balut, snails, rabbit, frog, shark, donkey, bison, horse, sea cucumber, sea urchin, sturgeon, quail, pheasant, goat, snake, and turtle...these foods are commonplace in China...despite the stereotype, I have not tried dog before nor do I plan on trying dog for personal reasons but I wouldn't think it's odd is someone else does...also, whenever we eat fish, it's whole with the bones and eyeballs intact...I don't see why it's so weird to eat a whole fish...

 

[PokeRemixStudio]

One time at lunch I was eating a spicy chicken sandwich, when all of a sudden it turned into a bear. I tried to put it back on my plate, but then the plate became a bear. I got out of my chair just as it turned into a bear. I ran out of the dining hall, which then became a bear. I am a bear.

 

[Malanu]

Next time... Avoid the Magic Mushroom chicken sandwich... Just sayin

 

[shadow_zoroark]

I found a fly in my peas once >.< it made me sick.....

 

[Frozen Sunset]

Back in the old days ate many wierd things (of my choice) including but not limited to: treesap, fisheyes, curdled milk, pinecones, bottles of ketchup, canned dogfood, and entire powered cheese from KD.

 

[Murton]

People seem to be freaking out for no reason...sorry to sound insensitive but a few of those are mostly due sanitation issue which I could relate to but when ever you eat, you are ingesting lots of crap no matter how clean it appears to be...an extra hair or a piece of bone isn't going to increase it be that much...anyways...for the raw fish story, there is a way of preparing sashimi is Japan where it is done so fast that the fish is still alive after it is cut up...and it's eaten raw...also, saltwater fish is generally safe to eat raw as is beef...it's raw chicken you need to watch out for...as for food, since I come from China, a lot of the food that I have eaten would be considered odd in the US (Or any other western culture)...those include thousand year old egg (egg that has been buried and cured in ash), duck tongue, cow tongue, pig tongue, various organs including hearts, livers, kidneys, intestines, tripe and gizzards, balut, snails, rabbit, frog, shark, donkey, bison, horse, sea cucumber, sea urchin, sturgeon, quail, pheasant, goat, snake, and turtle...these foods are commonplace in China...despite the stereotype, I have not tried dog before nor do I plan on trying dog for personal reasons but I wouldn't think it's odd is someone else does...also, whenever we eat fish, it's whole with the bones and eyeballs intact...I don't see why it's so weird to eat a whole fish...

Piece of advice: when you're writing a long post like that one, make sure you leave some empty lines. I don't think anybody is motivated to read through your post because it looks so cluttered.