Strangest food you have tried?

Question

i have tried dog in korea, chicken claws in malaysia, kangaroo steaks, birds nest soup.

Answer 1

wow. Half of the strangest foods answered are things I find to be delicious delicacies.

Me? Balut, which is a 2 week old fertilized duck egg (google it for pics).

I've also eaten raw chicken heart.

And horse sashimi (delicious, but not so strange).

Answer 2

Grilled cow utter called "milk gut".  It tastes like chicken liver.

Answer 3

Cows tounge with black ketchup with rice and fried shrimp. really good.

Aligator in LA

Sushi.............. love it

Answer 4

vegetarian sausage, i couldnt tell whether i was eating meat or not its scary

Answer 5

Raw Eel in a spicy sauce.  It wasn't very good and I'll never try it again.   I'm getting sick just thinking about it.

Answer 6

It's not very exciting like the other posters...but the strangest things I have tried were frog's legs and snails.  Not something I plan on trying again...

Oh yeah...and I once ate the worm at the bottom of the mezcal bottle.  I won't be making that mistake again anytime soon!

Answer 7

never personally but my family loves goat testicles.

Answer 8

Nothing like that, i've heard that bird's nest soup is pretty vile, i've seen it on food programmes and its looks like glue.

Answer 9

sheeps brain in france

Answer 10

Raccoon.

Answer 11

Kangaroo jerky or alligator - both pretty weird - I tried them in Australia

Answer 12

I once ate a woodlouse. I don't recall what it tasted like.

Being as they are actually crustacea, rather than insects, I would hope it was similar to scampi...

Answer 13

Lambs tongue that you have to peel the skin off when its cooked, a braised sheeps head! yep u read right.

Cant say i enjoyed either of them but it certainly different

Answer 14

Calf Fries.

Answer 15

Locust, it tasted just like butter... Japanese squid guts with rice was a bit dodgy though, as was this Chinese squid, they told me it was 'spicy', but the spice was actually about the bitterest citrus flavour ever. It was really sour, whereas the Japanese one tasted a bit like liver...

or how about these Chinese traditional pancakes, they were filled with ice cream, peanuts and chopped coriander. Curious flavour...

Answer 16

goat

Answer 17

McDonalds, not beef, not horse, not goat, not pig, not chicken, wtf is it??

Answer 18

sweetbreads, bull testicles & pig ovaries

Answer 19

armadillo,  maguey ( a cactus ) worms, ant eggs, grasshoppers, in Mexico and lamb testis in Turkey.

Answer 20

I guess aligatot in fla.... It tasted just like chicken but of course that is all they were fed.

Answer 21

Badger Pie (now illegal in the UK).

Roast Hedgehog, Roma style(also now illegal).

Grey Squirrel in Nettle Sauce.

Slug, boiled with herbs, veg and spud (survival course).

Crocodile

Capibari

Snake

Fried Locust

Black fresh water oysters

Baby Camel

Answer 22

Rattle snake and I didn't like it one bit.

Answer 23

fresh monkey brains they just chop the top of the head of when it is still alive and dig in with their hands and eat tastes not to bad was in the Amazon jungle at the time and did not have fresh food for 6 weeks if your hungry you will eat any thing

Answer 24

jellied pigs' feet; chocolate covered bees and grasshoppers.

Answer 25

Deep Fried Pickles. I tried them although it sounded weird and funny thing is.. I love them now, they're addicting.

Answer 26

armadillo and iguana in mexico

Answer 27

Seafood pizza in Greece topped with squid that were still alive.

Answer 28

MEXICAN X

Answer 29

Turtle Pot in Japan

Answer 30

umm...curried iguana  and stewed horse (i didnt know i was eating the horse. my mother mixed it with beef).