If you're vegetarian...look away..

MidwichCuckoo

What's the strangest or most exotic food you've ever 'experienced'?

For me, I suppose, it was badly cooked (I cooked it myself, say no more) crocodile....I'd like to try swan, and if I can find a loophole in the Law, I will.

Legolas

why swan? I ate shark once and emu meat

upside/down

I've eaten elk and pheasant that I "harvested" myself...

and tried Rocky Mountain Oysters...(sorry but all things deep fried and battered taste the same to me)

u/d (of the loves sushi & medium rare rib-eyes together class)

p.s.- If "God" didn't mean for us to eat animal...how come they're made out of meat?

Leolaia

You might enjoy my post below (unfortunately the image links no longer work):

http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/75449/1.ashx

This concerned my eating pigeon, donkey meat, and camel hump in China.

Legolas

...how come they're made out of meat?

LOL...What should they be made out of!

Leolaia

I made sure I rode camel and ate camel in the same afternoon.

MidwichCuckoo

why swan?

Because :- a) it's illegal, b) it's big and meaty and c) whether you decide on a leg or a wing it's going to be a plateful.

iggy_the_fish

Do you Try again... Do you have any good recipes for those bits of leftover crocodile you always end up with? Tell them the quail story Midwich! ig.

stevenyc

There are a few,

In the amazon I ate "meat" with a jar of home made worcester sauce made with ants. You boil them until their arses explode releasing an acid which gives the sauce its little kick.

In shanghi I ate cows intestine, and duck soup. The duck soup came in a family style pot, with the duck heads arranged around the the top, and their feet used as lilly pads.

In Japan I have no idea what I ate, it came from the sea, and I think it was an erchin. Tasted yummy though. - Actually I had no idea what I was eating most of the time there.

In South Africa I ate home made jurky. Delicious.

Maybe not in the same league as those above, but in Israel I ate fresh figs. The most delicious thing I have ever eaten.

Oh, and here in New York, I have eaten on a few desperate times some strange compacted meat substance between to white bland wheat derivatives at places with golden arches above their doors.

steve

upside/down

Americans have a fondness for cheek meat, lymphnodes, salivary glands, pancreas, tongue and ass meat, all mixed together....

HOT DOGS (which so far do not contain dog).....yyyuuuumm!

u/d (of the condiments class)

If you're vegetarian...look away..

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