Hungry?

[Undave]

It\'s probably best not to read this before lunch.

Or whilst at work.

Or ever....


Mmmmmmmmmmmm yum yum :|~

 

[War Griffon]

I would say yuk but having seen people eat deep fried pizza and deep fried mars bars in Scotland and deep fried locus and scorpion in Vietnam washed down with wine that has a god damn snake in the bottom of the bottle and is enough to send you blind for a few seconds just by putting a dab of it on your tongue this doesn\'t surprise me in the least.

 

[Sand Rat]

Eh - they guy who wrote that has obviously never eaten MRE\'s.lol

 

[lizcam]

I only got as far as the mousie wine before I had to stop. I think I\'ll fast today. ossessed:

 

[mud duck]

Hell half that stuff sounds better for you than the average Happy Meal or the some of the prepack foods that we eat around here in the first place. I mean, I have some \"mac and cheese\" (walmart bargin brand) that the \"cheese\" is bright orange! Plus one serving is something like 33% the daily sodium intake! Sheep face is starting to sound quite good

 

[Shawn R. L.]

Remember seeing something from Asia where people would eat these tiny octopus\'s ALIVE.



http://youtube.com/watch?v=vxeCGebZ1tw&feature=related

Then, in Japan, blowfish is a delicacy.......cept\' there happen to be a few death\'s occasionally from it.

 

[matt15595]

yeh i heard about the blowfish thing

only one tiny bit of it isnt posinous and it has to be prepared by a specially trained chef

some of that stuff looks rough ergh

 

[freakinacage]

they\'re pretty bad. so is cuitlacoche

 

[matty1001]

All that lot is nothing compared to this:

 

[Einion]

I\'m glad they included balut, since I think the list wouldn\'t have had any legitimacy without it

But a boiled animal head? Big deal. Sure it looks unsightly but it\'s not nearly as bizarre as the other things mentioned. And in parts of the US prairie oysters, which I think are far less palatable in theory, are very popular!

Einion

 

[Shawn R. L.]

Originally posted by Einion
. And in parts of the US prairie oysters, which I think are far less palatable in theory, are very popular!

Einion

Also called Rocky Mountain oysters.........aint enough money in the world to get me to eat one of those things. The good lord made to many other things that are palatable that I feel no need to eat a lot of the wierd stuff.

 

[Sand Rat]

So I guess haggis and boudan are out, huh?

 

[Davyboy74]

aparrently, husky dogs eat thier own s*it......

 

[Swordwind]

Originally posted by matty1001
All that lot is nothing compared to this:

QFT :|~ Give me a hundred MREs than one Knotted Poddle

 

[revmatt]

Bah, I think Ive eaten worse while my four drunken years of university passed.
That being said, I feel like watching \"Alive\" again.

 

[Infidel Castro]

There\'s some truly gruesome stuff there, but the two things I really struggle with are celery and stewed apples. Shit, at least a sheep head is \'using the whole animal\', something that was deemed normal until our supermarkets took control. Most of the UK couldn\'t describe the process of food reaching their bloody plates... :flame:

 

[Amazon warrior]

Why am I always compelled to read things like this while eating! lol At least I can\'t go too far wrong with my nice bowl of porridge. I think the mouse wine and the duck foetus were the worst, imo.

The Japanese are pretty keen on eating things that are still wriggling. *shudder!* I don\'t like the idea of my food being able to move!

 

[Bill]

I\'ve never really understood the whole \"eating stuff alive\" thing. Balut definitely looks the worst - my friend\'s mum comes from the Phillippines, he goes there a lot and has seen balut, but never eaten it, thank God!

 

[freakinacage]

yeah the sheep\'s head doesn\'t bother me. i could eat most of that. the others are on another level of disturbing