What is the strangest FOOD you ever ate?

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  • SergeantSunshine_reused
    SergeantSunshine_reused Posts: 5,382 Member
    tripe and cow tendon in some pho
  • princeza9
    princeza9 Posts: 337 Member
    I had haggis in Edinburgh. And in Beijing- I had ostrich in a hot pot restaurant, and chicken stomach in a wing place.
  • rbeatty63
    rbeatty63 Posts: 132
    Haggis.
    Oh, and some clear beverage that looked like a lava lamp with this gross and viscuous yellow substance that was supposed to represent the lava; it was disgusting.
  • AnarchoGen
    AnarchoGen Posts: 400 Member
    raw octopus, in Japan. The taste was ok but I couldn't get past the texture
  • kstep88
    kstep88 Posts: 403 Member
    swordfish ( pismo beach, ca)
    cajun cooked alligator ( old town sacramento, ca)
  • 2004Jessica
    2004Jessica Posts: 113
    An acorn. In first grade. Wondered why squirrels like them so much. Then a boy dared me too and I did. It was VERY bitter!!
  • Kalynx
    Kalynx Posts: 707 Member
    fried catfish roe
    kumquats - we had a few bushes in our yard where i grew up.
  • WishfulShrinking331
    WishfulShrinking331 Posts: 244 Member
    pickle fries lol they were good though
  • pamperedhen
    pamperedhen Posts: 446 Member
    Cow's stomach, alligator, snails, cow brains, pig intestines, snake, squid,octopus, seaweed, pigs feet, chicken feet,head cheese, my mother~in~laws cooking!:drinker:
  • BuddhaBelly79
    BuddhaBelly79 Posts: 59
    Smashed up grape tomatoes in a large glass of ice cold buttermilk, with a pinch of salt. I started doing that in my first trimester when I was pregnant with my son in 2002 (craving lol)......but I never got over it. To this day I can eat this until my stomach rots......which probably wouldn't take very long. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • Pocket_Pixi
    Pocket_Pixi Posts: 1,167 Member
    jelly fish, chocolate covered insects, fish eyes, chicken feet, octopus (not calamari) , Tripe, lutfisk, Kishke, Herring, Sa Kuo Yu Toe, Blutwurst.


    I have a long list of weird foods - I am willing to try almost anything..
  • becauseimbored
    becauseimbored Posts: 5
    goat bone marrow. yep
  • maserati185
    maserati185 Posts: 263 Member
    Gator and snails.
  • kmizzo
    kmizzo Posts: 4
    Vegan...
  • bcc112986
    bcc112986 Posts: 362 Member
    Twinkie. Ugghh
  • Rayman79
    Rayman79 Posts: 2,009 Member
    I don't think I've eaten any REALLY strange things, but some unusual ones are

    Fruitbat
    Crocodile
    Emu
    Kangaroo (though that's very mainstream in Australia now)
    Goat
    Eel
    Octopus
    Fish Eyes
    Pickled Herring
    Chicken Feet

    Offal and insects are not my thing, other than that I'll give just about anything a go.
  • Rayman79
    Rayman79 Posts: 2,009 Member
    Vegan...

    OH MY GOD.. You ate a Vegan?!?!?! What did they taste like? I'm guessing a bit gamey with too much sinew :wink: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • Rachiewoowoo
    Rachiewoowoo Posts: 142
    Kangaroo. For real. It's like the best, leanest steak you have ever had!
    OMG, i *totally* agree! I've had kangaroo once and it was *to die for*
  • xxTAMxx
    xxTAMxx Posts: 573 Member
    A babysitter once made me eat tripe....bleh!
  • OseaHello
    OseaHello Posts: 28
    I've eaten cow tongue!!
  • Oo_BrookeNicole_oO
    Oo_BrookeNicole_oO Posts: 165
    Alligator.. Guess I'm not a very strange eater. I have seen some canned pig brains in the store I work at. I'm almost tempted to try it one day. :P
  • bobbin1
    bobbin1 Posts: 60
    Deep Fried jellyfish. Yuck.
  • cupcakecarnivore
    cupcakecarnivore Posts: 267
    So, I'm wondering where each person was when they ate these delicasies.

    I had fried scorpion in Cambodia.

    Exactly where I had fried scorpion along with Kangaroo oddly enough...Cambodia!

    Pigeon was in Indonesia and snake was in Thailand:)
  • Oo_BrookeNicole_oO
    Oo_BrookeNicole_oO Posts: 165
    Goat testicals.

    Really squishy.

    They literally explode in your mouth when you finally manage to bite into them. :laugh: :sick:

    Next trip overseas, I'm sticking to snake, beetles and rice.

    :flowerforyou:

    :sick: You win. Hands down.
  • WifeNMama
    WifeNMama Posts: 2,876 Member
    Ostrich croissant sandwich. Yummy! Here in Canada, way up north in a cute little coffee shop, just west of the end of the earth.
    Shark. Also yummy! In Brazil.
    Thankfully, was not offered duck blood soup. A Brazilian favorite, apparently.
  • forgtmenot
    forgtmenot Posts: 860 Member
    Snake- tastes like chicken
    Alligator- See above
    Moose- tastes like really dry, tough, deer meat, terrible.
    Bear- really good, tastes like a good flavorful steak
    Snails- good, tastes like clams
    Tripe- gross, tastes like nothing and has these little bumps that look like taste buds which freaks me out.
    Shark- Dry, tough
    Swordfish- Same as shark really
    Deer- If it is deer sausage, omg SO GOOD!
    Eel- Good
  • irisheyes1977
    irisheyes1977 Posts: 86
    hmm lets see,,,swamp cabbage, ostrich jerky, gator tail..i love that stuff! shark...another one of my favorites..swordfish..tripe.swore it was chili till i found out what i thought was meat was tripe...had a tequila lollipop with the real worm in the middle, squid,,,conch fritters,,yummy..escargots, buffalo, used to eat at a chinese place shut down for serving cat....so meow...lol boiled pnuts...love em..
  • mwcraig34
    mwcraig34 Posts: 359 Member
    WOW this was my first MFP Topic I invented and it was pretty successful!!!
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,970 Member
    spam. haha
    Spam is da bomb! Ask any Asian.

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  • irisheyes1977
    irisheyes1977 Posts: 86
    spam. haha
    Spam is da bomb! Ask any Asian.

    A.C.E. Certified Personal Trainer
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