What is the strangest thing you have eaten/drank?

[Lawrence Ng]

For me,

It is a mice fetus in rice wine. Helps heals wounds, bones, and scars from fights.

Lawrence

[PoBoy321]

Cow brain

[wacki]

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It is a mice fetus in rice wine.

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Where did you do that?

Strangest food for me???

Ox, Moose - both very good, Iguana, snake, deer, octopus, squid, Quahogs, crawfish.

Stangest drink???

Moonshine.

[housenuts]

vagina

[AlienCorpse]

pee. its gross

[Sephus]

balut (http://www.pateros.coms.ph/balut.htm)

[PoBoy321]

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Ox, Moose

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That reminds me that I've eaten Kangaroo and Buffalo.

[thatpfunk]

a cube of coagulated bulls blood.

[Stuey]

motor oil, live moths, part of my lip, ants, tadpoles.

I hear this all the time is it bs?

The average human will eat an average of 8 spiders while sleeping

[SinCityGuy]

Rocky Mountain Oysters.

[The Dude]

Silkworm larvae. My brother brought it back from South Korea, saying "they eat it like candy over there, you should try it." Think crunchy deisel fuel. Not good.

[kurosh]

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vagina

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[Lawrence Ng]

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Mice fetus rice wine.[ QUOTE ]
Where did you do that?

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There are some traditional Chinese doctors, who specialize in unorthodox medinical practices here in Vancouver. The stuff doesn't taste bad and the belief is that the mice fetus help heal tissue faster and increase the blood flow when you have bruises.

You don't actually eat the mice fetus, just drink the wine that has been preserved with the fetus.

It's very effective.

Lawrence

[CieloAzor]

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I hear this all the time is it bs?

The average human will eat an average of 8 spiders while sleeping

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Yes actually, it is BS.

[-Skeme-]

Amazing how many of you have appeared on Fear Factor. I myself have only eaten whale.

[Zoltri]

I was too young to remember but my mother recently told me I used to eat my nose boogers. /images/graemlins/crazy.gif

[PoBoy321]

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I was too young to remember but my mother recently told me I used to eat my nose boogers. /images/graemlins/crazy.gif

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Wait, you don't anymore?

[jakethebake]

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the belief is that the mice fetus help heal tissue faster and increase the blood flow when you have bruises.
You don't actually eat the mice fetus, just drink the wine that has been preserved with the fetus. It's very effective.


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This may be the funniest thing I've ever read here.

[7ontheline]

Scorpions, pigeon stomachs. That mouse thing sounds ridiculous, but then I am an evil Western medicine doctor who spits on all herbal remedies. /images/graemlins/smile.gif

[Yobz]

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vagina

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[Shajen]

Camel
Rocky Mountain Oysters (this was before I realized they were bull testicles)

Snake
Aligator
Squirrel
Rabbit
etc, etc,

[Victor]

alligator


kinda like chicken fingers but more chewy.

[scotty34]

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Rocky Mountain Oysters (this was before I realized they were bull testicles)

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Is that what you call them in the States? I've always heard them referred to as Prairie Oysters.

[jakethebake]

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alligator

kinda like chickn fingers but more chewy.

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Then someone cooked it wrong. When it's cooked right, it's light and flaky like good fish.

[Slow Play Ray]

I had raccoon once. I thought it was pretty strange until I read some of these other responses.

[IndieMatty]

Soylent Green

[PhatTBoll]

pickled pig lips

[jackdaniels]

Soylent Green - Good one!

Strangest thing I ate was carmelized grasshopper (in Japan)- sold on the streets by vendors much like roasted peanuts in the states.

I have also had Emu, Crocodile and Kangaroo (in Australia).

Oh and ofcourse, Vagina.

[gamblore99]

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vagina

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Eating vagina is not strange. Now if you actually eat it, and don't just pleasure it, then that is strange.

[BusterStacks]

The head off of a cobra.

[TheIrishThug]

shark, ostrich

[InchoateHand]

Cock. It was salty.

[Lawrence Ng]

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Cock. It was salty.

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What specie's cock?

Lawrence

[InchoateHand]

H.omo erectus. Duh.

[Tron]

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Rocky Mountain Oysters (this was before I realized they were bull testicles)

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Is that what you call them in the States? I've always heard them referred to as Prairie Oysters.

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Well I know that's what they call them in CO. Which makes sense, being in the Rocky Mountains and all.

[EliteNinja]

Worm soup

Caterpillar stomach soup

Swallow (bird) spit soup

Cooked pig's blood cubes

Cow stomach, lung (my fav), tongue

1000-year old egg (~100 day old preserved duck or chicken egg known as "pidan"; my fav in congee)

Fish eyeballs

I'd kick ass at Fear Factor.

[bholdr]

Garem.

It's an aincient roman condiment that we re-created for the oddesy of the mind project in fourth grade. it's minced fermented fish guts.


appearently the romans ate this crap like ketchup. it tastes worse than it sounds.

also, eel, live squid (tasty, actually), a shrimp that was actually on fire when i put it in my mouth, hmmm... i know that there are more, but i just can't think of them right now.

[Stuey]

I have never had it but has anyone here tried it? Pretty sure I would poison myself if I tried to cook some up!

The Scandinavian delicacy known as lutefisk - which means, literally, "cod soaked in plutonium"- dates to the Viking era. After gathering the cod - despite what I may have implied earlier - they did not soak the fish in plutonium. No the women really wanted the Vikings to suffer. So they soaked the cod - here I am not kidding - in lye. The same lye, as you know, that is an industrial chemical and in used today as a drain cleaner.

[jakethebake]

I spent some time in Korea. I have no idea what all I ate.

[Piz0wn0reD!!!!!!]

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The head off of a cobra.

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this is not a joke, i seen it. In fact, the cobra head belonged to me.

[Dominic]

I was shooting a documentary in Africa and we were staying in a Masai village in Kenya...we were invited to participate in the "Blood/Milk" ceremony....

This is where they bleed a cow without killing it,mix the blood in a big bowl with the milk of the cow - it makes a thick, frothy soup.

They then pass it around a circle, where everyone takes a sip from it using a communal, wooden straw. It keeps getting passed around until the Blood/Milk is gone.

Yum.

On the same trip, we also ate live termites - the Masai treat them like a snack - it's African popcorn!

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[partygirluk]

Grasshoppers, Bamboo worms.

Both delicious.

[WEASEL45]

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The Scandinavian delicacy known as lutefisk

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My dad and his family used to eat this during holidays all the time when he was a kid. he said it was the worst thing he has ever had

[Shakezula]

Alligator tail. Where else, Florida!

[Blackjack]

The worm at the bottom of a tequilla bottle. The texture is just so weird - even when completely smashed.

[DiamondDave]

Sea cucumber. I had a chance to eat raw horse once, and whale on another occasion, but I wussed out.

[housenuts]

anyone had haggis?
it's a Scottish dish consisting of a mixture of the minced heart, lungs, and liver of a sheep or calf mixed with suet, onions, oatmeal, and seasonings and boiled in the stomach of the slaughtered animal.

i have that stuff every year. most people hate it, but i don't mind it.