Worst thing you've ever eaten.
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Have you ever eaten a sandwich with jelly or preserve or whatever and a chunk of some fruit or other is in it? Normally I don't mind, but that happened to me with an entire large strawberry.
Yes, I am aware that snails, are a great delicacy in France. However I was simply stating my own personal opinion, on what I thought they tasted like. (Keep in mind that the title of the thread does say, 'Worst thing you've ever eaten'.) Also the teacher who brought them in, cooked them herself by using the home economics classroom. So no they weren't raw.Belladonnah said:
"Really"? "Well all I can say to that is, thank god they were cooked." Wait a minute when you say dangerous do you mean life threaten dangerous or, you'll get sick but be fine later dangerous?ZombieVictor said:
During two-a-days for Football (American) I would eat strange things for money on bets. I ate Paper cups, banana peels and all, apple core and all, a few worms, and a large spider. But I refuse to eat orange peels.
The British version of Rocky Mountain Oysters in "sweetbreads", which are lambs' testicles.
Yes, "sweetbreads" are a meat product and "sweetmeats" are not.
They're actually rather good. The texture's a little soft and gelatinous but beats tapioca "frogspawn" pudding.
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Sushi's not actually fish. It's just the rice. You can put whatever you like in it, just as you can with a samosa. Try chocolate. Try apricots. Try lime. Try all three together. Try chicken and red onion.
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Fried insects ... yeah, had them. Bought several for myself and the cute dancer at the strip club. She ate some, and really how likely is it that the vendor stays in business caterign to tourists being tricked into eating something bad by wicked locals? They weren't so bad, but they were not delicious.
Yes, "sweetbreads" are a meat product and "sweetmeats" are not.
They're actually rather good. The texture's a little soft and gelatinous but beats tapioca "frogspawn" pudding.
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Sushi's not actually fish. It's just the rice. You can put whatever you like in it, just as you can with a samosa. Try chocolate. Try apricots. Try lime. Try all three together. Try chicken and red onion.
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Fried insects ... yeah, had them. Bought several for myself and the cute dancer at the strip club. She ate some, and really how likely is it that the vendor stays in business caterign to tourists being tricked into eating something bad by wicked locals? They weren't so bad, but they were not delicious.
This.Mezzamine said:
I can't even stand ketchup. ><
Slightly off-topic: During finals week one year in school, my friends and I bet another friend he'd not be able to snort a HUUUUGE pile of salt and pepper. He did it, but I'm willing to bet that that was the worst thing he ever "ate". My friends and I laughed until we cried---mostly at him crying and coughing so hard.
Kids can be so cruel...
Why? Because there was a nice fat £20 note at the end of it if I did it. Plus looking back on it, it was funny.Aunel said:
A horned melon. My fiance once made me eat one, and it has to be the single nastiest tasting thing ever. It had an outer covering with a similar hardness to a pumpkin or a prickly pear, and the inside was an empty cavity filled with what looks like very runny green jello. It's taste was like a tomato that had gone bad weeks ago, but the texture was more akin to a badly bruised banana. If you've never had one count yourself blessed, and attack anyone who wants to feed one to you. They want to kill you with food poisoning.