whats the most exotic animal you have eaten?

[Antitonic]

I have had kangaroo and crocodile.

Kangaroo tastes like steak, but more rubbery, and crocodile tastes like greasy chicken.

Basically this, but add emu. Emu's very bitter with quite a sharp flavour. Or, at least the one I had was.

Ah, Australia - the only country to eat its national emblem.

 

[Snake Plissken]

Prior to my vegetarianism, I had horse on a pizza on a trip to France. It tasted like boot leather.

 

[Treefingers]

Your last comment about vegans was quite unnecessary.

Probably the weirdest thing i've eaten is Lamprey:

 

[rabidmidget]

I have had escargot before, it was okay but I only really tasted the garlic, personally I prefer oysters (especially oysters kilpatrick)

I had kangaroo sausages, I can't really remember what that was like.

Lamb's brains, it was crumbed and had a slight meaty taste but a strange gooey texture.

Duck's feets, tasted quite good but there's very little flesh

I'm sure there's some weirder things that I have forgotten, I should really try emu and crocodiles though, so I can maintain my status as being on the top of the Australian food chain.

 

[Yozozo]

Armadillo (kinda like rabbit), Guinea Pig, Crocodile, and Capybara.

 

[notsosavagemessiah]

whale, and dog

 

[Kiju]

Calamari.

...I know, kinda boring. But, I actually liked it. <3 Was yummy.

 

[latenightapplepie]

btw if your a vegan this thread is not for you, go smoke a bong

What about if I'm a vegetarian?

Before I cut the meat out my diet, I enjoyed kangaroo quite frequently. That's pretty exotic for most people. Not that strange for Australians.

 

[Nukarama]

btw if your a vegan this thread is not for you, go smoke a bong

Was that really necessary?
OT: Lobster. WAY too sweet for my tastes.

 

[Taddy]

Three things come to mind, Crock (Crocodile) meat, Kangaroo and a Ox's tongue. Ox Tongue is actually surprisingly good.

 

[rosemystica]

Alligator.

There used to be a restaurant in my hometown that served gator nuggets and frogs' legs and other stuff scraped out of the bayou. XD I wish it were still there. It closed down about ten years ago and has since been turned into a Japanese restaurant (although a very very very good one).

(From what I remember, the gator wasn't too bad. A bit chewy, but tasty.)

 

[Wintermoot]

a fly although I would lke to eat seal

 

[bl4ckh4wk64]

Octopus Balls, 'nuff said.

 

[Lord_Gremlin]

Lobster, I think. Then again, my perception of "exotic" may be far from traditional...

 

[Sacman]

Just Buffalo and Deer. I'm told I ate shark as a kid too but I don't remember. I don't eat much else other than the usual Cow and Pig.

oh yeah Shark makes on hell of a soup...

 

[SimuLord]

Cougar...


...Best meat I have ever had.

I ate a cougar once...but she had to buy me dinner first. Tasted like old mutton.

On-topic, wild duck (I didn't shoot it myself---I'm such a lousy shot that I couldn't hit a moose from point-blank range with an anti-tank rifle.)

Or buffalo---although anything you can get for relatively cheap at Trader Joe's hardly qualifies as "exotic", does it?

 

[newuseforvintage]

The most exotic thing I have ever "eaten" was the still beating heart of a cobra.
I did this ritualistic masculinity thing whilst I was overseas where they bring the snake out live, take a scalpel and slice it open. Then they scoop out its heart and you swallow it. It was the most bizarre feeling, you can feel it beating as it goes down.

 

[Betancore]

Shark or crocodile. I didn't actually realise what I was eating until I was told. Didn't taste too remarkable.