Weirdest thing you have ever eaten!!

YVL93
YVL93 Posts: 121
edited September 26 in Food and Nutrition
I'm probably going to lose some friends for this. But here it goes. this is also a reason i kept my diary private i eat weird things. Coming from a Asian background. We eat everything. i have had about every organ in pig ,cow , chicken . hearts kidney liver everything. pig tongue, pig face, pig ears, pig feet, i even had crocodile. type of turtle, frog, duck tongue,eel ,birds nest/ split. Just felt like sharing What's the weirdest or oddest thing you've ever eaten?
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  • ablueskier
    ablueskier Posts: 104
    Rocky Mountain Oysters!! They're delicious. Where my relatives ranch is there is a bar that has them as their specialty. So wish you could find them where I am.
  • lalilalu
    lalilalu Posts: 102 Member
    Having spent quite a bit of time in Indonesia, a few weird things I've had there would be - horse satay and crispy fried shark skin, jellyfish,
  • RTricia
    RTricia Posts: 720
    balut.
  • Heather75
    Heather75 Posts: 3,386 Member
    Earwax, but it wasn't on purpose.
  • new_me_9_67
    new_me_9_67 Posts: 369 Member
    Balut it is for me. I could not eat the whole thing but got done with about half.
  • luppic8
    luppic8 Posts: 580 Member
    I had this dish at a Filipino party. I don't know the name of it but it was chocolate pig's blood over white rice!
  • anzura
    anzura Posts: 171
    balut.

    OMG!!! Are you serious?
  • shreyaj
    shreyaj Posts: 196
    raman noodles with jar spaghetti sauce without the flavor packet... rough times.. lol
  • Shannmarrs
    Shannmarrs Posts: 117 Member
    Gator, cajun style...was actually pretty good! :smile:
  • Shannmarrs
    Shannmarrs Posts: 117 Member
    Earwax, but it wasn't on purpose.

    Hilarious!
  • UpToAnyCool
    UpToAnyCool Posts: 1,673
    WHOA! Balut? Balut is hardcore! That totally outranks my answer: chicken knee yakitori.

    ETA: to the OP - i respect not wasting parts of the animal. that said, i am TOTALLY de-sensitized to those things, since I too am Asian.
    Oh but the weirdest thing I've seen in Chinatown is Armadillo. I immediately called my Mother and asked her if she had seen that before and she said NO.
  • foodforfuel
    foodforfuel Posts: 569 Member
    Earwax, but it wasn't on purpose.

    Heather75 you just crack me up! :laugh:
  • Manda1987
    Manda1987 Posts: 207
    Funny story about Rocky Mountain Oysters... I worked at a fishing resort, and some guests came up to me smirking like 10 year old boys. They asked me to try one, and I asked what it was. They looked disappointed when I asked if it was anything like our "prairie oysters". Then I grabbed one and took a bite. They were pretty impressed that even after seeing through their trickery, I'd still eat one. Not very tasty, though.

    I think the strangest thing I've ever eaten is cod tongues, in Newfoundland. It's just what it sounds like: fish tongues, deep-fried and breaded. Pretty darn tasty, too!
  • Karleyyy
    Karleyyy Posts: 857
    Squid...
  • ablueskier
    ablueskier Posts: 104
    Shan - Gator is yummy! I have only had it Cajun style as well
  • VixFit2011
    VixFit2011 Posts: 663 Member
    Chocolate covered ants and chocolate covered grasshoppers when I was in high school. We would also nibble on dog Milk Bones.
    OMG!!! Can't believe I did that....crazy huh? but I was only 14 at the time. LOL!
  • ablueskier
    ablueskier Posts: 104
    Manda. - I think it's how they're prepared. The bar I like serves them deep fried and have a great batter.
  • Ree_Chatelain
    Ree_Chatelain Posts: 229 Member
    I feel very boring.. I need to go eat some crazy stuff and come back. lmao
  • xraychick77
    xraychick77 Posts: 1,775 Member
    Frog legs
  • young1726
    young1726 Posts: 347 Member
    I too have had rocky mountain oysters. I had a class is high school that castrated and then fried em right up so everyone could try it. Surprisingly, they weren't that bad!

    I also was dared to eat a gummy bear that a friend found under a bench in the hallway in high school. Pretty GROSS...but what can I say? I took my dares seriously back then! Haha...
  • merrillfoster
    merrillfoster Posts: 855 Member
    Chocolate covered grasshopper (of course my grandmother is a jerk and didn't tell me what I was eating till after, lol...)
  • Yes! Jellyfish for me, too.
    It's a Korean side dish and I didn't even know what it was until after I ate it... very squeaky and rubbery.
  • mrmarius
    mrmarius Posts: 1,802 Member
    when i was a kid i ate a fly
  • anzura
    anzura Posts: 171
    Well when I was a baby, my mom put me on the grass and I crawled over and ate a piece of dog poop. Does that count? Other than that...I got nothing! .....

    I did eat a very weird veggie this winter that came in my CSA box.....called Romanesco. It was new and strange and weird to me. but very tasty!
  • patssarah
    patssarah Posts: 146 Member
    a paintball.
    a red paintball that I thought was a cherry sour. :sick:
  • Squid and it was digusting
  • lollie1285
    lollie1285 Posts: 239 Member
    A sour cream and onion dusted grasshopper. It was a dare and I was broke.
  • torregro
    torregro Posts: 307
    Hmmm............crickets, deep fried whole frogs, intestine, spleen. Travel to Thailand introduced me to many new flavors.........most of them good. ;-)
  • LuckyLeprechaun
    LuckyLeprechaun Posts: 6,296 Member
    stinkiest: kim chee

    weirdest: probably Opihi, (limpets), a Hawaiian delicacy. They didn't light me up, but they are expensive and so I was honored to have them shared with me.

    my family has Hawaiian and Chinese in it, so we have eaten a lot of stuff that would seem outlandish.

    I gave my husband a taste of dried cuttlefish (yummy to me!) and he spit it out and said "Ugh, Why would you make me put cat food in my mouth!?" LOL
  • LuckyLeprechaun
    LuckyLeprechaun Posts: 6,296 Member
    a paintball.
    a red paintball that I thought was a cherry sour.

    :sick: :sick::sick: :sick:

    oh you win, that's awful!!!!
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