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nastiest thing you've ever seen in a grocery store/food market
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Prada_Ferragamo
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Not as bad as dick cheese.Originally Posted by Jekyll
Also as not creamy either.
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I once went to buy a packet of beef jerky that had a bunch of mold growing it. So nasty.
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fresh frog legs... and on the other side of the counter are the (still alive) pile of bottomless frogsOriginally Posted by acidicboy
That's very sad.
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Today I saw pork tongues in agar. It looked so gross.Originally Posted by GQgeek
Agar Agar is eaten in Japan (sans tongue). Tastes like cellophane. Most "nasty" things dont bother me (bit the head off a raw octopus once), but I kinda felt a little grossed out when I saw a headless rabbit, fur still on, at an "Oriental Market" in my home town. Sitting right next to the hog snouts/hooves.
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My wife and I honeymooned in Barcelona and went to the market there one day. There were all kinds of goodies including tripe, tongue, brains, bull testicles and sheep heads.
Have a look!
Have a look!
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Agar Agar is eaten in Japan (san tongue).Originally Posted by ratboycom
Is it just water gelled w/ Agar? Or is it a different liquid. Water gelled w/ agar would have almost 0 flavor.
My wife and I honeymooned in Barcelona and went to the market there one day. There were all kinds of goodies including tripe, tongue, brains, bull testicles and sheep heads.Originally Posted by Montrachet
Have a look!
That doesn't bother me. There's something more off putting about tongues stuffed in a jar filled with gelatinous liquid imo.
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