popcorn dragon
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Last night I was watching Iron Chef America, the challenger made beef ice cream and bone marrow custard. The judges actually liked it! What's the most unusual food you've ever heard of?
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The most unusual food you've ever heard of?
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Kecleoshrew
KECLEON :D
Mudslide
seriously, it's a food. i can even show you a picture, even though it looks disgusting
seriously, it's a food. i can even show you a picture, even though it looks disgusting
dutch haring. it's our national foodproduct yet most of the planet seems to dislike it when they are offered one.
allright show us
(though it better not be kanibalism)
allright show us
(though it better not be kanibalism)
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Drake Pokétrainer
Hell God
dutch haring. it's our national foodproduct yet most of the planet seems to dislike it when they are offered one.
allright show us
Omg, that fish is awesome =D
Too bad it has a lot of bones in it so I also eat those.
Well the weirdest thing was something I saw on ngc, I forgot the name though.
Only a few people in India eat it, it's the fetus of a goat, they blend it and make some kind of soup with it.
Kecleoshrew
KECLEON :D
I ate sweet-coated locusts in Japan. A specialty of country areas surrounding Yokohama, apparently, although, as you can imagine, even among the locals it's fairly divisive. Personally, I thought they were delicious. My host mother and several other exchange students agreed. My host sister refused to eat them.
Guo-Li-Zhuang is a restaurant in China where they specialize in cooking animal, erm, penises. And the balls too if you want. I saw that in an article and almost barfed.
Thing looks like someone ate a turd and barfed it back up.
That is wrong. No matter what species, never do that to a fellow dude.
Zenotwapal
have a drink on me
1,000 year old eggs
Thier eggs fermented in ashes and soot, and served on a pickled salad of some sort.
its gross.
DON'T INGEST IT
Thier eggs fermented in ashes and soot, and served on a pickled salad of some sort.
its gross.
DON'T INGEST IT
Volcanic Murk
Stupid Genius
I think the strangest food I've seen is balut, a Filipino delicacy which is an egg with a chicken or duck embryo inside of it. It's just... sick and kind of wrong to me, even though I am a Filipino.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balut_(egg)
Click if you dare.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balut_(egg)
Click if you dare.
#TWERKTEAM
Banned
Bull testicle soup.
nuff said
nuff said
Peter Quill
star-lord
Prairie Oysters.
Vermehlo_Steele
Grand Arbiter II
Conservatives believe you should be excecuted for murder of a baby.Riversong said:
The weirdest thing I've heard of is Thai scorpion kebabs and fried insects in China.
most bones are gone, there is only a piece of spine left at the tail, that's the only spot you musn't eat. of course there sometimes can be a rib here and there but those arn't dangerous
wow, that's new to me 0_0
Hahaha, I saw that documentary on Explorer once! XD That's right up there with the weirdest stuff I've heard of!
Alternatively, I heard that somewhere /I forget where, I think somewhere in Asia/ there's a custom of eating little octopussi...ALIVE.
' Apparently, it's also a way to prove courage or something since the animal uses them little suction cups on their tentacles to cling to the insides of your throat and mouth and you can easily choke to death. o_o'interstellas
Banned
It's actually good. xD It only looks weird just because the chick is already in there. It tastes like regular hard-boiled egg.
To be on topic: wasabi icecream