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Bizarre foods that you really enjoy

robertorex

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Oh, anyone visiting malaysia should check out fried stingray.
 

Mauro

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I love some blood.
I had the best horse in Italy.

I think "bizarre" foods are a great thing. I don't understand why people get so freaked out over certain foods.

Spiders on a stick ....bring it
Dog cooked right .....bring it

It's food and forthe most part is suppose to be enjoyable.


Johnny_5 your resturant makes so kick ass sweet breads.
 

coldarchon

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oh brain is very tasty.

some other weird stuff I like:

tibicos
alfalfa shoots
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
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I think that for the most part, you're right. I've seen the argument before that since the geese are known to run to the gavage, that means they want the food. I also know that geese have a very different neck anatomy than we have, so gavaging geese isn't the same as it would be to shove a tube down your or my neck.


I've actually seen this done in France and I can vouch for the fact that the geese came running as soon as the farmer/feeder began shaking the food in the plastic container. Rather amazing.

Rattlesnake
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Iguana
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Armadillo
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Capybera
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None were remarkable. I'd go back to the armadillo, but only because the stew it was in was awesome.
 

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Durian
 

Douglas

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Originally Posted by robertorex
didn't tom cruise try to do that?

I believe that was just a nasty rumor made possible by Cruise's generally whacko behavior and the fact that he bought a sonogram machine to be able to do regular home inspections on baby Suri's progress.

He may be nuts, but I don't think he actually would do that. Would not surprise me to know that he maybe tried to force Katie to do it though.
 

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prolly closest he's come to eating anything ***** related

Originally Posted by Douglas
Eating the placenta after birth is supposedly good for you, err, for the mother anyways. Most mammals will do it instinctively in the wild, I do believe. However, just eating placenta for poops and giggles sounds way screwed up.
 

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Originally Posted by Douglas
Eating the placenta after birth is supposedly good for you, err, for the mother anyways. Most mammals will do it instinctively in the wild, I do believe. However, just eating placenta for poops and giggles sounds way screwed up.
From a Chinatown grocery store:
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Originally Posted by cheessus
Durian

Dawg, that **** ain't bizarre. It's just stinky as hell. Tastes great though.
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I wanna try Durian, but the stink scares me.
 

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Originally Posted by sonick
I wanna try Durian, but the stink scares me.

Warning! If you do try it, make sure to cut it open outside, or it will stink up your entire home.
 

acidboy

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Originally Posted by ryoneo
Warning! If you do try it, make sure to cut it open outside, or it will stink up your entire home.

assuming he's not going to buy the whole fruit, when you buy some put it in an airtight container and freeze it. eating frozen durian won't stink up the whole house.
 

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Originally Posted by acidicboy
assuming he's not going to buy the whole fruit, when you buy some put it in an airtight container and freeze it. eating frozen durian won't stink up the whole house.

Durian ice cream (or es krim) FTW.
I had lots of it in Java - often available in little iced lollies/ice blocks for (due to the exchange rate situation) was a few cents a serve.
 

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I don't find the smell of Durian offensive at all. On the contrary, I like it.
 

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Originally Posted by Maharlika
I don't find the smell of Durian offensive at all. On the contrary, I like it.

You lie.
 

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My mother-in-law is sort of a durian connoisseur, and there was one variety she bought all the time that barely stank at all. There was a little bit of the stench, but mostly it was sweet custardy goodness. In all fairness though, the burps still carried the full uh....aroma. Plus I've seen lots of dudes go for overripe durian, with the predictable consequences.
 

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