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    What's the weirdest thing you have eaten?

    Posts: 250 Member
    edited January 11 in Chit-Chat
    I have several:

    Duck tongue
    Live moth
    Live cricket
    Cicada chocolate
    Huhu grub
    Weta
    Ponga
    Grass
    Beer flavoured ice cream
    Triple cheese pizza with cheese stuffed base and crust and extra cheese

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      Haggis and neeps and tatties(potatoes and turnips). It was quite good and I'd eat it again but for that I need to wait a couple of months, not quite time for the Scottish Fair yet.
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      moose sausage
    • Posts: 1,351 Member
      Crispy fried Grasshopper.

      Curried Beef Tongue

      somebody kiss me!!!!!!:sick: :laugh:
    • Posts: 69 Member
      Dingleberries...:sick:
    • Posts: 677 Member
      Lingua
      And was tricked into eating "rocky mountain oysters...."
    • Posts: 581 Member
      Probably most "out there" thing I can recall is an unagi roll - eel sushi. It was pretty damn good!
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      Goat Brains and stomach - I now hate eating any and all animal organs :/
    • Posts: 228 Member
      Fried alligator
    • Posts: 311 Member
      Dingleberries...:sick:

      uhhhh....if only there was a "throwing up" smiley....ewwww
    • Posts: 759 Member
      Goat balls
      Chicken foot
      Cow blood
      Chicken livers
    • Posts: 2,675 Member
      Lingua
      And was tricked into eating "rocky mountain oysters...."

      I would SOOOO be killin' somebody...
    • Posts: 2,675 Member
      well, not literally but... well, they would WISH they were dead... LOL>
    • Posts: 1,740 Member
      Intentionally, probably pigs trotter, I remember liking them but the thought turns my stomach now.


      Unintentionally, half a slug. Silly teenage smoker who thought if I grabbed & ate a handful of mint leaves from the bush I wouldn't be found out. Munched away and looked at the remaining leaves and there was a half a slug!:sick:
    • Posts: 677 Member
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      I would SOOOO be killin' somebody...
      Oh trust me, I was quite close to it, but then quickly realized that in prison, yes i do have a purdy mouth and i wouldn't be walking straight for quite some time........ so i quickly rethought that impulse...
    • Posts: 1,444 Member
      Probably bone marrow croquette and crocodile...maybe not strange to some people
    • Posts: 86 Member
      I have several:

      Duck tongue
      Live moth
      Live cricket
      Cicada chocolate
      Huhu grub
      Weta
      Ponga
      Grass
      Beer flavoured ice cream
      Triple cheese pizza with cheese stuffed base and crust and extra cheese

      Wow! I thought that Ive eaten some funky weird things but you've honestly beat me hands down! :smile:
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      Fish head
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      Lingua
      And was tricked into eating "rocky mountain oysters...."
      Rocky mountain oysters are awesome!! I have also eaten beef, lamb and turkey "oysters" and must say turkey are far and away the best of the group. A little like popcorn.
      Have also eaten alligator, snake, ground hog, raccoon and beaver. (would not recommend the last 2) :sick:
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      Cheetos dipped in mashed potatoes. One day in my teens, I got a craving for exactly that even though I'd never had it before. (No I wasn't high or pregnant) It was divine. I've had it since, but it's never the same :sad:
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      sauteed jelly-fish at an asian wedding. absolutely no taste if it weren't for the garlic and other condiments and as rubbery/chewy as can be - but initially thought it was a rice noodle as that is how it was presented. Have say there are some things that are not intended to be eaten...
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      when I was little I used to mix 1 raw egg in a bowl (the whole egg) and use it as a dip for plain white bread...lmao...

      or

      (also when I was little)..i would put cold noodles in some milk and add sugar..

      i still can't believe to this day that i ate that.. lol
    • Posts: 1,651 Member
      Cow Tongue, and I loved it.
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      Glue, in 2nd Grade it taste just like it smells
      A bumble bee I found in my Romain, the other 1/2 was chillin on my fork
      A Sea Monkey, a dare in high School
      Pickles and Peanut Butter on Toast, Its actually really good
      My fingernails, When I used to bite them, Ahabit I Happily Broke
      Rattlesnake, It does taste like chicken
    • Posts: 228 Member
      escargot

      alligator

      Not exactly adventurous. lol
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      Opossum (Didelphis marsupialis)
    • Posts: 677 Member
      sauteed jelly-fish at an asian wedding. absolutely no taste if it weren't for the garlic and other condiments and as rubbery/chewy as can be - but initially thought it was a rice noodle as that is how it was presented. Have say there are some things that are not intended to be eaten...

      Have you seen the video of the people eating an umbilical cord and placenta...........
    • Posts: 1,978 Member
      My Filipino ex tricked me into eating a bunch of stuff, and would then tell me what is was after we were done. Dinuguan, for one. It's a stew made with pig's blood and I really enjoyed it, but the list of ingredients made my stomach churn.


      I also have Cajun family, so of course I have eaten gator in many preparations.
    • Posts: 443 Member
      Baby octopi salad ....chewy but good
    • Posts: 101 Member
      When I was a toddler my mom had to hide the Crisco shortening or I would eat it by the spoonful! Also ate some dry cat food back then. Ate escargot as an adult, no matter how much garlic butter is involved once you take it out of the shell you are eating a slug. And one night, I was gorging on Peanut MM's, dropped a handful, picked them up and came very very close to eating a kitten turd! Thank god I realized it wasn't candy coated LOL.
    • Posts: 1,713 Member
      Fried alligator

      MMM love aligator! Hmm Lions, Pythons and Yaks Oh my! Its all tasty. I gave my 4yr old snails for the first time 2 weeks ago. If I knew how to post the video of him talking about how tasty the snails in snail butter were, I would. He had alligator before he was 2.
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