Disgusting things you eat :)

[Monique]

I am eating a sandwhich with tongue on it, somehow it is rather rubbery.. Anyone else eats tongue?

How about horse, does anyone eat the meat of horse? I think it taste rather good on a sandwhich, I never had a horse steak though..

So any unusual things you eat?

[Guybrush Threepwood]

Originally posted by Monique
How about horse, does anyone eat the meat of horse? I think it taste rather good on a sandwhich, I never had a horse steak though..


there is a variety of salami in our country which is supposedly made from horse meat. Personally I like it but I can't really tell if it's from horse or not.

[Adam]

While it is vaguely interesting to note that you like tongue (yes, a bad joke), I couldn't possibly eat that. YUCK!

About the most disguting thing I eat is mass-produced processed food.

[Monique]

Originally posted by Adam
About the most disguting thing I eat is mass-produced processed food. Actually, yes that is disgusting [g)]

In The Netherlands we have a joke when someone is eating such food: "What is the difference between you and that sausage?" "The sausage contains more brains than you do" [:D]

[Njorl]

No doubt, it's scrapple.

"But what parts of the hog go into the creation of scrapple? After the ham, bacon, chops and other cuts of meat are taken from the butchered pig - what remains are fixings for scrapple - including the meat scraped off the head. Scrapple may contain pork skin, pork heart, pork liver, pork tongue - even pork brains. Those faint of palate needn't venture any further.
"

from http://www.globalgourmet.com/food/sleuth/0998/scrapple.html

Njorl

[Adam]

Originally posted by Monique

In The Netherlands we have a joke when someone is eating such food: "What is the difference between you and that sausage?" "The sausage contains more brains than you do" [:D]

That's like Australian meat pies. I think the law demands only about 25% normal meat now. The rest is guts, lungs, hooves, snouts, eyeballs, and all the other spare parts from the abatoir floor.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to stuff sausages in my ears...

[Njorl]

Originally posted by Monique
Actually, yes that is disgusting [g)]

In The Netherlands we have a joke when someone is eating such food: "What is the difference between you and that sausage?" "The sausage contains more brains than you do" [:D]

You should read "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair. There is a nice passage in there about sausage making. Evidently, it was very expensive to turn the machinery off and on. If a worker fell into the works it was just a free source of meat for the packing company.

Njorl

[Monique]

Originally posted by Njorl
..including the meat scraped off the head.. Ewhhh!!!

Can I make one thing clear: the Pensylvanian Dutch aren't actually related to the Dutch in Any way! Eating head scrapings.. ewh..

[Monique]

Tonight I am eating chicken livers [:))] that actually tastes very good, fried on bread with some fried bell pepper and mushrooms.

[Njorl]

Mushrooms? You eat fungus?!?! Why don't ya just pull off your shoes and eat some athlete's foot? Ewwww!

Njorl

PS - I like mushrooms too. I do not eat athlete's foot.

[Kerrie]

pork rinds :) (fried pig skins)...especially the spicy ones...

[Guybrush Threepwood]

please don't say pig skin ...... [g)] [g)] [g)] [g)]

[Monique]

Originally posted by Njorl
Mushrooms? You eat fungus?!?! Why don't ya just pull off your shoes and eat some athlete's foot? Ewwww! Mushroom is not a fungus, it is the reproductive organ of a fungus. I like some blue cheeses though [8)]

[Guybrush Threepwood]

Originally posted by Monique
Mushroom is not a fungus, it is the reproductive organ of a fungus. I like some blue cheeses though [8)]


what's wrong with the green one?
i like almost any variety of cheese that exists....

[Adam]

I've never felt the desire to eat any type of animal organ. I don't know why I dislike the idea, but I do. You are all demented and sick. [6)]

[Jimmy]

I guess the worst thing I eat is processed meat patties(beef or chicken) and bologna.

[Tsu]

I eat chicken's periods.

Ya know, Monique. You were talking in another thread about something you were cooking up (maybe you mentioned a couple of dishes) and I was thinking "Wow. That sounds good. She sounds like a pretty good cook." Then, when we started talking about Ivan and me taking a trip to Europe, I thought "Cool. Maybe if we can get together with Monique, we can talk her into cooking up something yummy for us."

Never mind. [:D]

[Monique]

ROTFLOL! [:D] You never know how good it tastes, unless you've tried it [t)] be carefull if you are planning to visit China any time in the future, they cook up REALLY weird stuff (and I ate it all).

[Zantra]

SPAM has to be the hienous thing on the planet. I'd love to try haggus. Any scotts around ? I've eaten alligator(tastes like chicken-no joke). snake, snail,octopus, and the grossest has to be oysters rockafeller(raw-slides down your throat with all the consistency of dried mucous membrane).

[Tsu]

Actually, I'm very willing to try almost anything - just don't tell me exactly what it is until I've eaten it. I'm OK knowing AFTER the fact, but not before. I draw the line with monkey brains, tho. I don't do monkey brains.

[Tsu]

Originally posted by Monique
ROTFLOL! [:D] You never know how good it tastes, unless you've tried it [t)] be carefull if you are planning to visit China any time in the future, they cook up REALLY weird stuff (and I ate it all).

And there you go calling me a ROTFLOL again!! Help me, here. What the he** is a ROTFLOL?

[Tsu]

Originally posted by Zantra
SPAM has to be the hienous thing on the planet. I'd love to try haggus. Any scotts around ? I've eaten alligator(tastes like chicken-no joke). snake, snail,octopus, and the grossest has to be oysters rockafeller(raw-slides down your throat with all the consistency of dried mucous membrane).
I could eat raw oysters until I dropped. I eat escargots in any way, shape or form. Frog legs taste like sweet chicken, but I could only eat one, cuz I kept thinking of my pet frogs I had as a kid.

[Monique]

Originally posted by Tsunami
Actually, I'm very willing to try almost anything - just don't tell me exactly what it is until I've eaten it. I'm OK knowing AFTER the fact, but not before. I draw the line with monkey brains, tho. I don't do monkey brains. How'd you like to munch away on these:

http://www.usapeec.ru/images/c1_23.jpg

I did [t)] it's rude to refuse food that is given to you, right?


Tsunami, rotflol means 'rolling on the floor, laughing out loud' [:D]

[amp]

[o)]

I stay away from that-chicken feet?- also tripe of any kind, porks called chitterlings. Ewwww, to hooves, claws, fins whatever, I do like the muscle meat of Deer,Bear, Rabbit, Fish, Clams, Crabs, Lobsters, Pigs,(I won't eat cow for a while) Goats. I don't think I'll be trying Escargo either.

[Tsu]

Originally posted by Monique
How'd you like to munch away on these:

http://www.usapeec.ru/images/c1_23.jpg

I did [t)] it's rude to refuse food that is given to you, right?
If they were prepared to LOOK a little more appetizing, I might give them a shot after one of some uzo.[:D]


Tsunami, rotflol means 'rolling on the floor, laughing out loud' [:D] [/B][/QUOTE]
Oh. OK. You can call me that.

Jeez. I'm just deficient in brain cells today. Can't think, can't typ[e, can't speell...

[Monique]

Yeah, those are chicken feet, usually marinated in some stuff.. the point is basically to pull the tendons and ligament off the bone, it is very rubbery in texture.. it is very hard to eat too, so it is actually used as a television snack (I've been told), so you can chew away on it for a long time :)

[Tsu]

Originally posted by Monique
Yeah, those are chicken feet, usually marinated in some stuff.. the point is basically to pull the tendons and ligament off the bone, it is very rubbery in texture.. it is very hard to eat too, so it is actually used as a television snack (I've been told), so you can chew away on it for a long time :)
Wait. THAT'S the way they look when you EAT them??? They're not cooked up in a lovely sauce that somewhat disguises the fact that there are several CHICKEN FEET sitting on your dinner/snack plate?? OK, well... I'm having some second thoughts about THIS particular adventure. [o)]
I've said it before, and I'm saying it again. Woman, you have ovarian fortitude!!

[Monique]

Originally posted by Tsunami
Wait. THAT'S the way they look when you EAT them??? They're not cooked up in a lovely sauce that somewhat disguises the fact that there are several CHICKEN FEET sitting on your dinner/snack plate?? Well, the marinade makes them look a little tanned.. [t)]

[Tsu]

Originally posted by Monique
Well, the marinade makes them look a little tanned.. [t)]
Well, alrighty then. Chips and salsa it IS!

[Evo]

I've eaten blood sausage with tongue. I've eaten tripe, not particularly fond of it.

I will try anything once, I've eaten snails, frogs, squirrel, deer, rabbit, you name it.

I did NOT eat the bull testacles however (rocky mountain oysters).

[dduardo]

You guys should look into signing up for an American television show called Fear Factor. They have the contestants eat stuff like bugs, brains, testacles, uterus, spoiled eggs, cow tungue, eyeballs, etc.

yuck [g)]

[Tsu]

Originally posted by dduardo
You guys should look into signing up for an American television show called Fear Factor. They have the contestants eat stuff like bugs, brains, testacles, uterus, spoiled eggs, cow tungue, eyeballs, etc.

yuck [g)]
My sick-o step-brother-in-law actually threw some slugs in blender and slapped it on some bread for a slug sandwich - which he ate for the top prize in a local radio contest "What would YOU eat for $5000.00"? He won. He also puked the sandwich up right afterward. Drek! (*in an Emily Latilla voice* 'What is the MATTER with these people? Don't they know that....)[6)]

[The_Professional]

I've tasted goat when a friend tricked me into eating it. And blood stew (pig's blood) as well.

[Monique]

Originally posted by The_Professional
I've tasted goat when a friend tricked me into eating it. What's wrong with goat? And cooked pork blood as well. [/B] >:P

[The_Professional]

Goat meat is a lot less chewy

[Tsu]

I used to raise goats and I had a bunny. I could never eat those, either. Just like the frog legs... But at least I TRIED the frog legs![:D]

[The_Professional]

Frogs tastes like chicken

[Guybrush Threepwood]

Originally posted by The_Professional
Frogs tastes like chicken

they're certainly better than pig's blood....

[The_Professional]

Originally posted by Guybrush Threepwood
they're certainly better than pig's blood....

LOL yes

Pig's blood is high in protein but high in cholesterol as well.

[Silverious]

I guess beef heart is the extent of my disgustingness.

[kawikdx225]

I was enjoing dinner at a Korean BBQ in Seoul when I asked "So what kind of meat is this anyway" The other service engineer(Korean) replied "I think it's dog"

When I asked what kind of dog he said "brown dog"

[o)]

I've also had black pudding when I was in Ireland...bleeech

[eagleone]

As Guybrush Threepwood in our hood we have bunch of sorts of sausages made of all crazy stuff, nevertheless tasty (yes, blood ones too)… I must say that I don’t like crazy exotics, but I’ve eaten cow’s brains (or it was a pig I don’t remember), when I was kid (it wasn’t free will), yes tongues too :)...

[Guybrush Threepwood]

Originally posted by eagleone
I must say that I don’t like crazy exotics, but I’ve eaten cow’s brains (or it was a pig I don’t remember), when I was kid (it wasn’t free will), yes tongues too :)...

Brains are ....... eatable, but come on tongue???
ok, how about liver? [6)] [6)] Personally, I like it...

[Bucephalus]

I've had Armadillo, which tasted excellent. Also blood pudding.

[PrudensOptimus]

Originally posted by Monique
I am eating a sandwhich with tongue on it, somehow it is rather rubbery.. Anyone else eats tongue?

How about horse, does anyone eat the meat of horse? I think it taste rather good on a sandwhich, I never had a horse steak though..

So any unusual things you eat?

Cats, Dogs, Rats, Monkey Brains, etc...


lol just kidding[6)] [;)] [g)]

[Loren Booda]

Here in the US we strictly limit the amount of rat feces, etc. we ingest with our food. Other countries have just lost count.

[Monique]

Are you sure? I have seen some documentaries on US food kitchens.. [o)]

Today I had another delicatesse: some kind of sandwich deli made of blood :) I can't help it! My mom keeps bringing such stuff home [t)]

[Moni]

Hmm...what you are talking about I never heard many of them in Bangladesh [g)]

Besides as a Muslim we can't eat these:

1. Pig
2. Blood
3. Carnivorous animals
4. Almost all reptiles and insects
5. The bodies of dead animals
6. Halal animals which are not slaughtered according to the Islamic Law.
7. Wine, Ethyl Alcohol, and Spirits.


You may know more of them:
http://www.eat-halal.com/haram.shtml

[Loren Booda]

Moni,

You can't eat (2.) blood, or (5.) the bodies of dead animals? That's called vegetarianism. More power to you.

I celebrated 20 years of alcoholic abstinence (one beer - 20 years) last week.

[Monique]

Originally posted by Loren Booda
I celebrated 20 years of alcoholic abstinence (one beer - 20 years) last week. Really? More people should do that.. :)

Moni, have you ever heard of people who can't eat anything that grows in the ground? A friend of mine once told me he knew some people like that, it had something to do with their religion/philosophy :)

[phatmonky]

I've eaten chickens feet, and goat brain. I don't think I'll ever eat either regularly, but neither were as bad as I would have expected

[KLscilevothma]

Originally posted by Monique
if you are planning to visit China any time in the future, they cook up REALLY weird stuff. [:D] Have you eaten any of those weird stuffs? When I was young, I heard my grandma talking about how cockroaches could be cooked. [g)]

I eat a lot of "disgusting" food you've listed above, including tongue of a pig, organs of animals (everything inside a pig, a cow and a chicken), deep fried baby pigeon, chicken legs, a bird's head, a fish's head, blood (usually pig's blood), frogs and snakes. My brother once swollowed an uncooked gall bladder of a snake. I also eat raw oysters and sashimi (Japanese food, mainly uncooked seafood). I really find sushi with a big piece of wasabi inside disgusting. I usually lose courage eating sushi with big piece of wasabi inside.

[KLscilevothma]

Originally posted by dduardo
You guys should look into signing up for an American television show called Fear Factor. They have the contestants eat stuff like bugs, brains, testacles, uterus, spoiled eggs, cow tungue, eyeballs, etc.

yuck [g)] [:D] I also eat eyeballs, cow tongue, brains and testacles.

[KLscilevothma]

Originally posted by kawikdx225
I was enjoing dinner at a Korean BBQ in Seoul when I asked "So what kind of meat is this anyway" The other service engineer(Korean) replied "I think it's dog"

When I asked what kind of dog he said "brown dog"

[o)]
I think eating dog in some countries is illegal.

[KLscilevothma]

Originally posted by Monique
How'd you like to munch away on these:

http://www.usapeec.ru/images/c1_23.jpg
If you have a chance eating in a Chinese restaurant, I would recommend you to try chicken leg. There are severals ways cooking chicken leg in Chinese restaruants. Chicken leg is one of my favourite dim-sums.

[Evo]

My grandmother was from England, so steak and kidney pie was a treat.

I love liver with bacon and onions! I have converted a lot of people who swore they would never eat liver.

[PrudensOptimus]

Originally posted by KLscilevothma
If you have a chance eating in a Chinese restaurant, I would recommend you to try chicken leg. There are severals ways cooking chicken leg in Chinese restaruants. Chicken leg is one of my favourite dim-sums.


Yes, they are very very good. Don't let the look fool you, is very good Dim Sun(Cantonese word for "Morning Snacks" or "Breakfast.")

Chinese don't cook weird stuff, you just never seen them before, but when you taste them, is very good... Trust our civilization, 5000 years of history, much longer than most other modern countrys.


BTW, try "Xiao Long Bao"(Little Dumpling looking with pork Meat) while you are at a Chinese restaurant too(Not a buffett, I'm talking about a real restaurant.)

[KLscilevothma]

Originally posted by PrudensOptimus
Yes, they are very very good. Don't let the look fool you, is very good Dim Sun(Cantonese word for "Morning Snacks" or "Breakfast.") Yeah, Cantonese like Yum Cha (Yum Cha means drink tea). They usually Yum Cha in the morning, meaning going to a restuarant to have dim sum and drink tea.

Chinese don't cook weird stuff, you just never seen them before, but when you taste them, is very good... Trust our civilization, 5000 years of history, much longer than most other modern countrys.

BTW, try "Xiao Long Bao"(Little Dumpling looking with pork Meat) while you are at a Chinese restaurant too(Not a buffett, I'm talking about a real restaurant.)
Well, try as many "dim sum" as you can when you go to a Chinese restaurant! They all taste good.

YUMMMMMMM, I like Xiao Long Bao, expecially the one with soap inside!! [:D]

By the way, Prudens, have you been to China ?

[PrudensOptimus]

Originally posted by KLscilevothma
Yeah, Cantonese like Yum Cha (Yum Cha means drink tea). They usually Yum Cha in the morning, meaning going to a restuarant to have dim sum and drink tea.


Well, try as many "dim sum" as you can when you go to a Chinese restaurant! They all taste good.

YUMMMMMMM, I like Xiao Long Bao, expecially the one with soap inside!! [:D]

By the way, Prudens, have you been to China ?


Soap?? Juicy you mean?

I am Chinese, I was born in China, and raised in China for 7 years.

[KLscilevothma]

Where in China?

Soap?? Juicy you mean?
I mean soup, a spelling mistake. [6)]

[PrudensOptimus]

Originally posted by KLscilevothma
Where in China?


I mean soup, a spelling mistake. [6)]


Jiangxi.

[The_Professional]

Our experience pales in comparison to this Guy (http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,6745540%5E13762,00.html)

End of story. Ouch.

[Tsu]

Originally posted by The_Professional
Our experience pales in comparison to this Guy (http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,6745540%5E13762,00.html)

End of story. Ouch.
Oh, dear.[:(]

[The_Professional]

Originally posted by Tsunami
Oh, dear.[:(]

And he was listed in stable condition..

[Tsu]

Originally posted by The_Professional
And he was listed in stable condition..
Yes, well..maybe physically... [;)]

[Tsu]

Jeez, I can't even imagine what it might be like for him in the future - trying to live with the knowledge of what he did. Yikes...[:(]

[The_Professional]

He'll have an interesting story to tell his future grandkids.

I wonder if they're able to reattach it.

[Tsu]

Originally posted by The_Professional
He'll have an interesting story to tell his future grandkids.
and he will be getting those...how??

I wonder if they're able to reattach it.
That'll probably be an extremely difficult procedure (since it was fried and eaten!) don't you think?

[The_Professional]

Originally posted by Tsunami
and he will be getting those...how??

They'll have to reverse the procedure. He'll be on the receiving end [:D]

Originally posted by Tsunami

That'll probably be an extremely difficult procedure (since it was fried and eaten!) don't you think?

Forgot that one, that'll require major work.

[Tsu]

Originally posted by The_Professional
They'll have to reverse the procedure. He'll be on the receiving end [:D]
[o)]



Forgot that one, that'll require major work.
Those pesky details...[:D]

[Monique]

Originally posted by PrudensOptimus
Chinese don't cook weird stuff, you just never seen them before, but when you taste them, is very good... Trust our civilization, 5000 years of history, much longer than most other modern countrys. I had several very good Chinese friends and their cooking was just out of this world! So tasty!! I tried copying what they were doing, but it never came out right :(

So yes, I have been to a lot of authentic chinese restaurants and also to korean and ate weird things over there. How you'd like fish gut soup? Or cow's stomach (really interesting texture), or pig skin, or those chicken feet, pig hooves. My Indian friends would never talk to me anymore if I told them this :P (Hindu vegetarians).

[Tsu]

Originally posted by Monique
I had several very good Chinese friends and their cooking was just out of this world! So tasty!! I tried copying what they were doing, but it never came out right :(

So yes, I have been to a lot of authentic chinese restaurants and also to korean and ate weird things over there. How you'd like fish gut soup? Or cow's stomach (really interesting texture), or pig skin, or those chicken feet, pig hooves. My Indian friends would never talk to me anymore if I told them this :P (Hindu vegetarians).
My friend's mom was pure Mexican (spoke english with NO ONE - except me. She LOVED me! [:D]) and she made the BEST menudo (tripe soup) I ever tasted!
Meteor! - is menudo Mexican or do you have a similar soup in Spain? (Do you live in Barcelona? I wanna see Barcelona!!)
I think that, what it gets down to, is - there is really no such thing as 'disgusting' food. It all depends on what kind of food you are raised on. 'Disgusting' to one person is a 'banquet of delight' to another.

[Moni]

Originally posted by Loren Booda
Moni,

You can't eat (2.) blood, or (5.) the bodies of dead animals? That's called vegetarianism. More power to you.

I celebrated 20 years of alcoholic abstinence (one beer - 20 years) last week.

No, we can eat meat of dead animals if that is slaughtered for eating...we can't eat a cow or any animal that is dead itself, I mean without external force [;)]

"alcoholic abstinence" Good :)

[Moni]

Originally posted by Monique
Really? More people should do that.. :)

Moni, have you ever heard of people who can't eat anything that grows in the ground? A friend of mine once told me he knew some people like that, it had something to do with their religion/philosophy :)

Yes! I heard of them, many of them I heard there in India but they are rare... how did you know about them???

I know Hindu's don't eat Cow, it's forbidden in their Religion! And from my part I think everybody should be honest in their religious life! And religions actually don't make narrow minded people, they just open the eye of humanity!

Besides, We eat to live, not live to eat! Right? [;)]

[Monique]

:) my Hindu friend has some family friends who had that 'no food out of the ground' philosophy. Actually, most of my Hindu friends were strict vegetarians! My roommate didn't even allow me to cook food when she was at home, and I wasn't allowed to use the microwave at any time if it involved meat :P

I actually never really minded and respected her viewpoint :) she was such a nice lady.. on saturday mornings she would sit down facing east and start humming in prayer for maybe an hour or so, burning insence.. actually she prayed and burned insence everyday, but in the weekends really long. The sari's are so beautifull too, and the red dot.. I must've eaten meat in my previous Hindu life or so, and got punished for it having to live a westerners life :O

[jimmy p]

When my brother was in South Africa, he was offered monkey heads (not just brains) cooked in their own juices. Needless to say he politley ran away to the nearest steak. I think the idea of eating blood is DISGUSTING, it sounds so manky its unbelievable. Saying that, i eat chorizo and im not sure if that is a blood sausage.

In my own personal experience, i have eaten alligator steak, and like the dude said before, it does taste of chicken! I have also eaten ostrich, which was interesting. Ooh ooh and octopus tentacles...thats suckers and all!

My grand-dad ate horse in Korea which he said was lovely.

And of course as kids we have eaten worms and bugs and snot and anything lying on the ground. Snot. Now THAT is disgusting!

[Monique]

Oh, I've eaten octopus so many times I don't consider it out of the ordinary :) actually I miss eating it..

[Moni]

Originally posted by Monique
:) my Hindu friend has some family friends who had that 'no food out of the ground' philosophy. Actually, most of my Hindu friends were strict vegetarians! My roommate didn't even allow me to cook food when she was at home, and I wasn't allowed to use the microwave at any time if it involved meat :P

I actually never really minded and respected her viewpoint :) she was such a nice lady.. on saturday mornings she would sit down facing east and start humming in prayer for maybe an hour or so, burning insence.. actually she prayed and burned insence everyday, but in the weekends really long. The sari's are so beautifull too, and the red dot.. I must've eaten meat in my previous Hindu life or so, and got punished for it having to live a westerners life :O


Though I'm Muslim but I've many friends who are Hindu!
You may know that in the Muslim world there are two EID! This is one of the most important festival of ours! Besides, Durga Puja, Holi (You may know from Movies) are their fastival! But as we are friends we enjoy both of them...they come to our houses, we go to their houses and enjoy the day with them :) Not only that there are few Christian friends of mine! I've enjoyed X-mas with them :) sing with them when they came out of church! Made fun with Santa! I played my guitar with them at night in the roof of my house!

And about food! They come to our houses and when we offer them our menu they just avoid their forbidden things! Mainly I've found Hindu friends in it, but Chiristian friends had no problem! I don't know actually is there anything forbidden to eat in the Christian Religion???

[Monique]

Why does every sentence have an exclamation point?

[Moni]

Originally posted by Monique
Why does every sentence have an exclamation point?

As I don't know anyother !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [;)]

Hey! you are talking about my *typing* not the *topic* in my thread
[:(] [b(]

[Guybrush Threepwood]

Originally posted by jimmy p
I think the idea of eating blood is DISGUSTING, it sounds so manky its unbelievable.

true, true

and this one is equally alike

Originally posted by Moni
"alcoholic abstinence" Good :)

and by the way, octopus rulz ans all the other fish / sea food too (well except those poisonous blowfish they put in sushi sometimes [6)] [6)] )

[ShadowLurks38]

Are mushrooms disgusting?
:confused:

[Loren Booda]

What percentage of honey is bee poop?

[jimmy p]

I dunno, I have never thought to ask. Apparently snake is quite nice to eat.

[Loren Booda]

Some people around here are starting to fry and eat the 17-year cicadas - quite a fast!

[Echo 6 Sierra]

Deep fried chicken gizzards.

[Evo]

Deep fried chicken gizzards.I love chicken gizzards!!! Gizzards cooked with rice is soooo good.

[Ebolamonk3y]

Beef intestines.

Or get some Kos Kesh. :) Hehe

[Tsu]

I love chicken gizzards!!! Gizzards cooked with rice is soooo good.
Mom got you to eat a LOT of that disgusting stuff she liked, didn't she? I wouldn't TOUCH anything called a GIZZARD. Sounded too much like lizard. You can have the pickled pigs feet, too. I'll stick with the lobster...

[Evo]

Mom got you to eat a LOT of that disgusting stuff she liked, didn't she? I wouldn't TOUCH anything called a GIZZARD. Sounded too much like lizard. You can have the pickled pigs feet, too. I'll stick with the lobster...Yeah, the only thing Mom ever fed me was gizzards and pickled tripe. :cry: You always got the lobster, and ice cream, and fine dark Belgian chocolate!!! How many nights did I sit alone in the closet licking the chocolate wrappers you threw on the floor? :cry:

[Ebolamonk3y]

Evo... you forgot by favorite dish, fried lion meat served with tiger skew.