The most revolting food in the universe.
I\'m still kinda surprised anyone in their right mind would ever want to eat that cheese crap.
I\'m still kinda surprised anyone in their right mind would ever want to eat that cheese crap.
Revolting foods.
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squig hunter
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Hmm, lutefisk isn\'t that bad, and neither is svið (lit. burnt) which is also sheeps head, which is cooked with flamethrowers (how awesome is that? lol) and then you buy it and heat it up. Iceland has it\'s fair share of \"disgusting\" foods, such as:
Hrútspungar - Pickled rams testicles (note, I have not eaten this)
Kæst skata - skate that is buried and allowed to rot for up to three months, is then dug up and cooked (not terribly pleasant)
And a variety of \"soured\" foods, including whale.
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Squig
Hrútspungar - Pickled rams testicles (note, I have not eaten this)
Kæst skata - skate that is buried and allowed to rot for up to three months, is then dug up and cooked (not terribly pleasant)
And a variety of \"soured\" foods, including whale.
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alextheartist
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I ate blended up testicals (not sure which animal) mixed with some sort of cheese, then deep fried.. They were pretty nice, but i couldnt eat more than one..
I ate horse steak too, but turned down the steak tartar...
Alex
I ate horse steak too, but turned down the steak tartar...
Alex
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Cake or Death?
Mmmm, pig\'s knuckles...when you absolutely, positively have to eat the whole stinkin\' hog.
alextheartist
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I dont like tomatoes on their own, uncooked, but cooked they are alright.
dont like mayo
Dont like red cabbage (white is fine)
Fish
Alex
dont like mayo
Dont like red cabbage (white is fine)
Fish
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freakinacage
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starchaser1
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cabbage!!! :|~
Einion
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Why, just why?
I can understand that there are historical origins for some oddball foods, for famine times or during long hard winters, that sort of thing. But why the heck continue if the result tastes bad or might even be dangerous? *shudder*
Steak tartare is quite nice. Raw beef is actually quite nice period... in small quantities. I don\'t think I\'d want to eat more than a small serving of tartare, maybe a couple of spoonfuls.
Everything but the oink!
Previous thread on disgusting foods:
http://www.coolminiornot.com/forums/viewthread.php?tid=25324
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Shawn R. L.
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Here in California there is a lake called Mono Lake that has A LOT of flies. Am told the Indians used to have them as part of their diet........gaakkk
But you won\'t have trouble locating the life which has adapted to the lake\'s harsh conditions. Alkali flies crowd the shore in the summer. Don\'t worry, the alkali flies are shy. They don\'t like people and they won\'t bother you. Look under water, near shore, and you\'ll see them walking, enclosed in air bubbles. The ranger will show you the fly larva and pupa stages on the submerged rocks. Birds eat the adult flies and the larvae. The Paiute Indians used to harvest the abundant pupae, too. Would you like to taste one? It\'s a new experience you may not want to miss. This was a staple of the local Indians\' diet, and a valuable item for trade to other Indians.
But you won\'t have trouble locating the life which has adapted to the lake\'s harsh conditions. Alkali flies crowd the shore in the summer. Don\'t worry, the alkali flies are shy. They don\'t like people and they won\'t bother you. Look under water, near shore, and you\'ll see them walking, enclosed in air bubbles. The ranger will show you the fly larva and pupa stages on the submerged rocks. Birds eat the adult flies and the larvae. The Paiute Indians used to harvest the abundant pupae, too. Would you like to taste one? It\'s a new experience you may not want to miss. This was a staple of the local Indians\' diet, and a valuable item for trade to other Indians.
BarstoolProphet
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Tomatoes, uncooked. Don\'t like the texture.
Brussel Sprouts. Can\'t stand them. Hate the smell, hate the taste, but they work well as substitute golf balls, when you\'re desperate.
Anything in red wine sauce. It offended my taste buds in ways beyond my ability to describe. My \'restrained and trying not to offend\' reaction involved gagging and making a number of strange noises usually not encountered in humankind.
Brussel Sprouts. Can\'t stand them. Hate the smell, hate the taste, but they work well as substitute golf balls, when you\'re desperate.
Anything in red wine sauce. It offended my taste buds in ways beyond my ability to describe. My \'restrained and trying not to offend\' reaction involved gagging and making a number of strange noises usually not encountered in humankind.
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mattsterbenz
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Good topic! 
Anyone else watch that show on Travel Channel called Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmer? I love that show! That guy eats lots of nasty things.
I\'m not that picky of an eater.
I cannot stand seafood however. I do like a can of tuna every now and again, or fish and chips (anything that\'s battered and fried is good) but anything else and I get sick. Can\'t stand the smell.
I also do not like red cabbage, soft cheeses such as brie, raw onions, raw peppers (though cooked bell peppers are quite good), and those bean sprout things that chinese shops always add to lo mein noodles.
-Matt
Anyone else watch that show on Travel Channel called Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmer? I love that show! That guy eats lots of nasty things.
I\'m not that picky of an eater.
I cannot stand seafood however. I do like a can of tuna every now and again, or fish and chips (anything that\'s battered and fried is good) but anything else and I get sick. Can\'t stand the smell.
I also do not like red cabbage, soft cheeses such as brie, raw onions, raw peppers (though cooked bell peppers are quite good), and those bean sprout things that chinese shops always add to lo mein noodles.
-Matt
