STRANGEST thing you've EVER EATEN!

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  • Jessi_Brooks
    Jessi_Brooks Posts: 759 Member
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    Goat balls

    ouuuuu...go on..

    It was for a 'Fear Factor' competition. The second round was eating a plate full of weird stuff. Goat balls was one of the items. There was also a block of cow blood, chicken feet and livers. I cant remember what else. Everyone seems to think the goal balls was the weirdest one though. And I it past that round, but lost in the 3rd round. Winner got a pizza lol.
  • thinguri03
    thinguri03 Posts: 27 Member
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    eeeeeewwwwww!!!!!
  • Rachlovesfitness
    Rachlovesfitness Posts: 219 Member
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    chocolate covered grasshopper...don't judge
  • MelsAuntie
    MelsAuntie Posts: 2,833 Member
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    To answer the question; a durian tastes sort of like pineapple and passion fruit custard. The problem is, it smells STRONGLY of rotten meat.
  • thinguri03
    thinguri03 Posts: 27 Member
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    Cow's tongue! Tastes like bacon with alot it texture!
  • thinguri03
    thinguri03 Posts: 27 Member
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    squirrel, rabbit, elk, alligator tail, shark and buffalo :bigsmile:
    Rabbit's so good!
  • thinguri03
    thinguri03 Posts: 27 Member
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    Boiled goat's head and the soup!
  • XxfitforeverxX
    XxfitforeverxX Posts: 144
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    Those are all very "gross", but interesting things!
  • BiggJim38
    BiggJim38 Posts: 1,077 Member
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    kangaroo steak
  • binknbaby
    binknbaby Posts: 207 Member
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    Rattlesnake

    Shark (soooo yummy!!!)

    Pringles with Lucas (Mexican candy that's basically chili powder, salt, sugar, and citric acid)

    And actually not strange, but sounds strange at first: Bacon chocolate. Delish!

    There were also a few dishes I had in Hungary that I honestly had no idea what was in them. I'm pretty sure one of them was a casserole made with chicken liver and poppy seeds.
  • tachyon_master
    tachyon_master Posts: 226 Member
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    Cockroaches. Spiders. Scorpions. Dog. Guinea pig. Fermented mares milk with blood. And all sorts of random animal parts (eyes, tongues etc.).

    You can probably guess that I travel overseas a lot and get stuck with no other option but to eat things that I would never ordinarily eat in a million years otherwise.
  • Tavysh
    Tavysh Posts: 204 Member
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    Quail egg at a sushi restaurant. Came out in a shot glass soaked in some very bitter juice.
  • DjDiggity
    DjDiggity Posts: 20
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    Snake while I was camping in the mountains with some buddies. Taste just like chicken. ;)
  • cardiophile
    cardiophile Posts: 38
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    A durian.

    What did it taste like?

    Durian tastes like super sweet custard, but smells like cat urine. Strange combo!

    Durian, BBQed rattlesnake and live tadpoles.
  • patrickblo13
    patrickblo13 Posts: 831 Member
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    Kangaroo filet
  • MikeCzarbary
    MikeCzarbary Posts: 29
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    Crickets w/ my gf and my daughter and alligator
  • dbmata
    dbmata Posts: 12,950 Member
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    durian, dried sea horse, bird's nest, lion.
  • BonnieFife
    BonnieFife Posts: 104 Member
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    Fried seaweed or salty chips & ice cream dip :laugh:
  • Athena53
    Athena53 Posts: 717 Member
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    Fried seaweed

    Fried seaweed is yummy. I had it once in a Chinese restaurant in London.

    Add to my list: back pudding (made with beef blood) in Scotland, and shark's fin soup, which I rarely admit now that I realize that sharks are an endangered species because of its popularity, at a Chinese wedding banquet in NYC in 1979.
  • XxfitforeverxX
    XxfitforeverxX Posts: 144
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    Fried seaweed or salty chips & ice cream dip :laugh:

    I've had fries and ice-cream and it was yummy!

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