What's the strangest/grossest thing you've eaten

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  • EmpressOfJudgment
    EmpressOfJudgment Posts: 1,162 Member
    It wasn't even the kind of off-hand comment we were expecting! Sheesh.
    I know, right? I'm glad I'm not killjoy.
  • Contrarian
    Contrarian Posts: 8,138 Member
    It's sad how much is wasted, really. Americans are big babies. "Ewwww. I can't eat that! There's a bone in it."
    You know where else there is a big bone?

    Ricky Martin?
  • p.u.s.s.y ! and i dont mean the meow meow type.
  • kennethmgreen
    kennethmgreen Posts: 1,759 Member
    It's sad how much is wasted, really. Americans are big babies. "Ewwww. I can't eat that! There's a bone in it."
    You know where else there is a big bone?

    Ricky Martin?
    Was going to say large mammals. But you are the champion.
  • EmpressOfJudgment
    EmpressOfJudgment Posts: 1,162 Member
    Ricky Martin makes a delicious soup. Just add a little beef broth and some tendons and he tastes kinda like Vietnamese pho.
  • Contrarian
    Contrarian Posts: 8,138 Member
    It's sad how much is wasted, really. Americans are big babies. "Ewwww. I can't eat that! There's a bone in it."
    You know where else there is a big bone?

    Ricky Martin?
    Was going to say large mammals. But you are the champion.

    Ricky Martin is a large mammal, so we agree.
  • bcattoes
    bcattoes Posts: 17,299 Member
    I, for one, also dig some other Mexican delicacies that most in the US don't: pig intestines

    Pig intestines (chitterlings, or "chittlin's" as they are called in my neck of the woods) is actually a pretty common food in some parts of the US.
  • LauraMacNCheese
    LauraMacNCheese Posts: 7,173 Member
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  • sarah_ep
    sarah_ep Posts: 580 Member
    I, for one, also dig some other Mexican delicacies that most in the US don't: pig intestines

    Pig intestines (chitterlings, or "chittlin's" as they are called in my neck of the woods) is actually a pretty common food in some parts of the US.

    Yum. With lime.
  • Tiggerrick
    Tiggerrick Posts: 1,078 Member
    It wasn't even the kind of off-hand comment we were expecting! Sheesh.
    I know, right? I'm glad I'm not killjoy.
    Bahahaha. There's always at least one.

    So I was thinking about my life, and how I don't remember ever eating anything gross. Then I read all these posts. I've eaten cow brain, toungue, squid, menudo (delicious), etc, and I don't find any of that to be gross.

    I did once throw away a co-worker's lunch. It was something she called "puset" or something like it. When I was cleaning the fridge, it looked like something that had been there for weeks and had become slimy. I don't think I would have even tasted it.
  • kristidem
    kristidem Posts: 160 Member
    OMG... I'm one of the "most" Americans who's a big baby when it comes to food. I would gag on most of the stuff you all listed before I even picked it up. I definately wouldn't do well on Fear Factor or Survivor! For me, the strangest was frog legs my parents made me try as a kid.
  • Sh1tsRainbows
    Sh1tsRainbows Posts: 1,227 Member
    a stale Cheerio that was covered in my toddler's spit & snot that he shoved in my mouth before I could stop him

    DING DING DING DING DING.... WE HAVE A WINNER!

    Seriously this made me snort I laughed so loud!

    :drinker:



    Ice

    *bows* thank you, thank you...

    YOU WIN!!!
  • LauraMacNCheese
    LauraMacNCheese Posts: 7,173 Member

    It's times like this when I'm glad our IT Nazis don't allow us to see certain photo sites...balut is the ultimate gross-out! :sick:
  • EmpressOfJudgment
    EmpressOfJudgment Posts: 1,162 Member
    A balut egg is something i refuse to eat. They sell them at the Vietnamese market down the street. The bf ate one once, but I couldn't even watch him cook it. It wasn't as developed as the one in that gross picture, but it was still disgusting. *barf*
  • mandasimba
    mandasimba Posts: 782 Member
    I thought it was a peanut that had fallen on the floor, but I was wrong. I don't think it was food.
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  • Tiggerrick
    Tiggerrick Posts: 1,078 Member
    A balut egg is something i refuse to eat. They sell them at the Vietnamese market down the street. The bf ate one once, but I couldn't even watch him cook it. It wasn't as developed as the one in that gross picture, but it was still disgusting. *barf*
    My supervisor's experience on this exact item:
    http://tomthenurse.blogspot.com/search/label/balut
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,979 Member
    Asians will rule the world when a famine hits.............................many will perish because they couldn't eat the "good" stuff!!!!
  • LauraMacNCheese
    LauraMacNCheese Posts: 7,173 Member
    A balut egg is something i refuse to eat. They sell them at the Vietnamese market down the street. The bf ate one once, but I couldn't even watch him cook it. It wasn't as developed as the one in that gross picture, but it was still disgusting. *barf*
    My supervisor's experience on this exact item:
    http://tomthenurse.blogspot.com/search/label/balut

    Will most definitely NOT be going over my calorie goal for today... :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick:
  • nerdyandilikeit
    nerdyandilikeit Posts: 2,185 Member
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    YAY!
  • beatleschic87
    beatleschic87 Posts: 260 Member
    White chocolate covered worms, and grasshoppers... they were surprisingly delicious. I also ate some crickets seasoned with salt. Those were pretty tasty too.
  • Contrarian
    Contrarian Posts: 8,138 Member
    White chocolate covered worms, and grasshoppers... they were surprisingly delicious. I also ate some crickets seasoned with salt. Those were pretty tasty too.

    White chocolate is gross.
  • bcattoes
    bcattoes Posts: 17,299 Member
    Yum! Cow's tongue makes awesome tacos! :)

    I've had Rocky Mountain oysters (where i come from they're bull testicles); cow brains, hog head (my gramma used hog head to make tamales); rattlesnake; and of course organ meat (kidneys, heart, liver)

    My dad didn't believe in wasting ANYTHING, (he was an avid hunter)
    It's sad how much is wasted, really. Americans are big babies. "Ewwww. I can't eat that! There's a bone in it."

    Really? Did you just stereotype billions of people as if they were one. Nice! And not at all ridiculous.

    There are 'billions' of Americans now? When did this happen?

    Aren't there? Hmm, I really had no idea how many there were. But if it's only a few hundred million then lumping everyone together seems completely sensible.
  • H_Factor
    H_Factor Posts: 1,722 Member
    a dollar bill with 4 small things of butter.
  • EmpressOfJudgment
    EmpressOfJudgment Posts: 1,162 Member
    Aren't there? Hmm, I really had no idea how many there were. But if it's only a few hundred million then lumping everyone together seems completely sensible.
    I made a generalization. Get over it. At least I don't spout of false statistics.
  • bcattoes
    bcattoes Posts: 17,299 Member
    Aren't there? Hmm, I really had no idea how many there were. But if it's only a few hundred million then lumping everyone together seems completely sensible.
    I made a generalization. Get over it. At least I don't spout of false statistics.

    Was that a statistic? I'm 85.6% sure that 67.8% of the people making above the 50% poverty income level would disagree. Besides, 49.2% of statistics are 34% incorrect.
  • bcattoes
    bcattoes Posts: 17,299 Member
    White chocolate covered worms, and grasshoppers... they were surprisingly delicious. I also ate some crickets seasoned with salt. Those were pretty tasty too.

    White chocolate is gross.

    What chocolate is an oxymoron!
  • Snail and frog 20 years ago. I don't know if I could do it again?
  • ahinescapron
    ahinescapron Posts: 351 Member
    Pickled herring...I seriously gagged thinking about it...Oh and pickled pig's feet! My dad loves pickled things.
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