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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 8:39 am
Slick Southpaw MrsrachaelSnape Slick Southpaw MrsrachaelSnape Slick Southpaw Hmm...weird things I've eaten (and liked) -mako shark -chicken feet -crocodile meat balls (not croc balls BIG DIFFERENCE) -ostrich sausage -raw octopus tentacles (okay I didn't like this so much) raw octopus tentacles emotion_puke does crocodile meat balls taste like chicken? XD xd Actually it tasted like beef to me. Slightly different texture thoughHow so? chewy? eh...not quite. It's hard to describe. The muscle fibers were different texture than cow. It was just...different. I went to google it , this one girl said it tasted like kangaroo beef . How the ******** can I know now what kangaroo beef taste like. Then you get this guild with this thread XD. The pictures of it looks good though. I think I can handle that.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 1:23 pm
I've had eel before. It tastes kinda like chicken, only the texture is different. It's kind of like a chicken-flavored fish.
I've also had venison, which tastes like beef mixed with lamb, and duck, which tastes like chicken only fishier.
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Mind-boggling Abomination
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 2:14 pm
Hmm I don't really think it's that bizarre or anything. But I eat lengua (cow tongue).
I know a couple of my friends find it odd that I do. Especially menudo since that's the cow's stomach.
I've tried eating cabeza (cow head) but ******** the one my mom made was nasty and sdjkfas it's made me not want to try again.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 2:48 pm
  When I was on tour in Africa we passed by a KFC.  I have eaten Turtle, shark, alligator, rabbit, snake, lengua, and the camel but this KFC I would be scared to try. xd
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:10 pm
I'm not really sure this counts as bizarre, but my friends find it strange that I eat Stinging Nettle. My family and I pick it every year for my grandmother who makes soup with it, and it's definitely one of my favorites. In Germany during the wartime there was little food, so my grandmother was taught to make it in cooking class when she was young, since Stinging Nettle was easy to find.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:33 pm
Slick Southpaw Shedeem Slick Southpaw Hmm...weird things I've eaten (and liked) -mako shark -chicken feet -crocodile meat balls (not croc balls BIG DIFFERENCE) -ostrich sausage -raw octopus tentacles (okay I didn't like this so much) I had raw octopus, I didn't like at all. What was mako shark like? I could try all but maybe chicken feet @Shiver` camels camels camels Fresh mako shark, grilled, homg...it was delicious. I suppose one could say it tasted like chicken, but far far better. Mmm, I would love to try it I love trying new things.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:35 pm
Kez Mani I've had eel before. It tastes kinda like chicken, only the texture is different. It's kind of like a chicken-flavored fish. I've also had venison, which tastes like beef mixed with lamb, and duck, which tastes like chicken only fishier. I LOVE eel, but I only had it in sushi. Mmm, duck emotion_drool
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:38 pm
Khraleon Hmm I don't really think it's that bizarre or anything. But I eat lengua (cow tongue).
I know a couple of my friends find it odd that I do. Especially menudo since that's the cow's stomach.
I've tried eating cabeza (cow head) but ******** the one my mom made was nasty and sdjkfas it's made me not want to try again. I think I had cow tongue, I heard it can be made really yummy. I never had cow head, but i would try it. Andrew Zimmerman says to eat the cheeks.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:40 pm
Shiver`   When I was on tour in Africa we passed by a KFC.  I have eaten Turtle, shark, alligator, rabbit, snake, lengua, and the camel but this KFC I would be scared to try. xd rofl okay, okay I had rabbit. I really want to try alligator, the rest meh... I had shark, but only a taste.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:41 pm
Chixen I'm not really sure this counts as bizarre, but my friends find it strange that I eat Stinging Nettle. My family and I pick it every year for my grandmother who makes soup with it, and it's definitely one of my favorites. In Germany during the wartime there was little food, so my grandmother was taught to make it in cooking class when she was young, since Stinging Nettle was easy to find. Oh yes, I saw a show where they ate that. It's bad if you eat it old right?
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:47 pm
Shedeem Chixen I'm not really sure this counts as bizarre, but my friends find it strange that I eat Stinging Nettle. My family and I pick it every year for my grandmother who makes soup with it, and it's definitely one of my favorites. In Germany during the wartime there was little food, so my grandmother was taught to make it in cooking class when she was young, since Stinging Nettle was easy to find. Oh yes, I saw a show where they ate that. It's bad if you eat it old right? I really don't know, we always pick the young shoots, they taste better. I imagine that the older it is the more tough it is, and more bugs.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:57 pm
Shiver`   When I was on tour in Africa we passed by a KFC.  I have eaten Turtle, shark, alligator, rabbit, snake, lengua, and the camel but this KFC I would be scared to try. xd would you have trust it more if it looked like this- KFC
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 4:01 pm
Don't think you can get it in America(most other then Northern countries) so probably most exotic food I've had is caribou(reindeer) its rather good when cooked rare has a nice flavor least to me.
Have had: Alligator Octopus/squid Shark Owl rabbit snake eel (smoked is best)
Now another food guess might be rare (should stay that way) is Hakarl(basking shark) it is rotten shark and it taste horrible.
I've had tons of other foods and if think of any other interesting ones i'll put them.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 4:03 pm
MrsrachaelSnape Shiver`   When I was on tour in Africa we passed by a KFC.  I have eaten Turtle, shark, alligator, rabbit, snake, lengua, and the camel but this KFC I would be scared to try. xd would you have trust it more if it looked like this- KFC  Oh god yes! World of difference. The one we passed, as you can tell from the image, was a little more than a shack.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 4:05 pm
Tezca Frost Don't think you can get it in America(most other then Northern countries) so probably most exotic food I've had is caribou(reindeer) its rather good when cooked rare has a nice flavor least to me. Have had: Alligator Octopus/squid Shark Owl rabbit snake eel (smoked is best) Now another food guess might be rare (should stay that way) is Hakarl(basking shark) it is rotten shark and it taste horrible. I've had tons of other foods and if think of any other interesting ones i'll put them.   Owl and rotting shark?! You win. The word rotting would have been a huge NO factor.
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