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| clare | | posted 23-Aug-2006 2:34pm |
I haven't eaten anything that could be considered weird. |
paulyw    | | posted 23-Aug-2006 2:50pm |
A hamburger shaped like a hot dog. This was back when I was 12, and my mother was to damn cheap of buy hamburger buns. I told her that was a disgusting meal. |
| gazelda1 | | posted 23-Aug-2006 4:28pm |
we went on a missions trip once and they used white rat meat to make with their tacos..i took a few bites to be polite..but eww |
| RGirl | | posted 23-Aug-2006 4:43pm |
Liver, that's all I remember that was the worst. I drowned in ketchup but it didn't help much. I'm not a very adventurous eater. |
| Amanda | | posted 23-Aug-2006 5:06pm |
I can't think of anything that was all that horrible. Certainly nothing like you ate. |
| mve17 | | posted 23-Aug-2006 5:22pm |
Coleslaw |
| ausfox | | posted 23-Aug-2006 5:56pm |
I can't think. I'm not too fussed by eating weird things. |
Melf    | | posted 23-Aug-2006 7:23pm |
I'm not sure.
I think the weirdest food I ate, well it wasn't food.
It was this thing in Science. It's called Benedict's, a bright blue substance you use to test for glucose or something.
It tasted like pure blood. |
gambler   | | posted 23-Aug-2006 9:47pm |
Wierdest? cow tongue, or something like that.......... sliced its great just like ham....... but seeing it before its sliced is a bit of a turn off |
romkey   | | posted 23-Aug-2006 10:25pm |
Nasty. The military? Was this a hazing thing?
The worst thing I've eaten... worst tasting, was probably durian fruit. |
| Enigma | | posted 23-Aug-2006 10:29pm |
Well... nothing that I would consider weird I guess. Depending on where you live some people consider sushi or bear "weird" I don't. I've had alligator which was different but not weird. Bat is weird  I'd try it. |
| BionicLips | | posted 24-Aug-2006 2:36am |
I've never eaten anything considered weird. There are certain foods that I hate such as okra and liver. |
| judgescratch | | posted 24-Aug-2006 10:51am |
Cicada. |
| judgescratch | | posted 24-Aug-2006 10:53am |
... and Daquari Ice ice cream from Baskin and Robbins. Nasssty. |
cerealkiller   | | posted 24-Aug-2006 2:34pm |
Some kinda seafood at a Korean buffet that had tentacles and other strange stuff. |
Zang  | | posted 24-Aug-2006 3:34pm |
Reheated leftover beefsteak and kidney pie, with poached oysters and nasty cooking sherry, served on burnt toast.
I don't know how weird that is, but it wasn't tasty. My mother served it to me for lunch one day when I was a child.
The weirdest food I've eaten would be a matter of opinion. Purple Dragon Fruit? |
| andy_ganster | | posted 24-Aug-2006 5:01pm |
for me i think it was lamb meet |
| RGirl |
> Cicada.
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| kitti723 | | posted 24-Aug-2006 11:44pm |
potted meat, I was drunk & that was before I was a vegetarian and I was on a greyhound and bummed it off the guy in front of me. that's why i quit drinking & became a vegetarian as well I suppose. |
| RGirl | | (reply to kitti723) posted 25-Aug-2006 12:16am |
What is potted meat? |
| judgescratch | | (reply to RGirl) posted 25-Aug-2006 10:45am |
I love your emoticon.
Well, to look at it, it's gross! A good number of years ago it was the "year of the cicada", and it was amazing, that summer sounded like there were spaceships constantly whizzing around. It was wierd. Anyhoo, I had two naturalist friends who were into eating them. They cooked one for me over a flame....it was crunchy, but tasted like potato! |
| hypersky | | posted 25-Aug-2006 11:08am |
Calf's brain. Curiosity made me order it, but ego made me finish it. I despised every single bite of it. The feeling of it in my mouth was Fear-Factorish, and that made me unable to even taste the thing. |
| RGirl |
Potato? Huh, weird. |
| kitti723 | | (reply to RGirl) posted 25-Aug-2006 9:53pm |
It's processed meat in a can with a pop top that is meant to be spread on crackers or something. Like vienna sausages or liverwurst. |
| RGirl | | (reply to kitti723) posted 25-Aug-2006 10:17pm |
Ew. |
| cabinfever | | posted 26-Aug-2006 3:05am |
A raw rabbit eyeball? Were you in some sort of survival training... or some odd KP?
The worst/weirdest for me was when I was about six or seven, and my mother's boyfriend at the time made spaghetti sauce with chicken gizzards in it. Can you imagine some seven-year-old being told that there are chicken hearts in her spaghetti sauce? And being forced to eat it? |
| cabinfever | | (reply to mve17) posted 26-Aug-2006 3:09am |
> Coleslaw
Definitely!! Can't stand the stuff, and I've tried several times over the past twenty years.
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| ROCKMAN | | posted 26-Aug-2006 7:49am |
I would't call the stuff I've eaten all that weird.
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| docgbrown | | (reply to RGirl) posted 26-Aug-2006 9:47am |
> |> Cicada.
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With your little dude at the bottom you made me laugh so hard I woke people up! |
| docgbrown |
> A raw rabbit eyeball? Were you in some sort of survival training...
> or some odd KP?
Yes, Cold Weather/High Altitude Medicine and Survival School for the eyeball and Jungle Warfare Training for the Bat. Both courses added other things to eat as well.
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| Venetian2416 | | posted 26-Aug-2006 11:39am |
Err, nothing madly weird.
Squid, stuff like that. |
| Venetian2416 | | (reply to Melf) posted 26-Aug-2006 11:40am |
Oh God! I really thought you were going to die that day |
Melf    |
 That was fun. I felt so ill. |
| caviartaste | | posted 26-Aug-2006 1:31pm |
worst food? a banana
weirdest food? probly squirrel, fried fish eggs, ostrich, and a genetic mutated vegetable that was a cross between asparagus and brocolli |
| RGirl | | (reply to docgbrown) posted 26-Aug-2006 6:14pm |
Emoticons rock don't they? |
| cabinfever | | (reply to docgbrown) posted 26-Aug-2006 7:46pm |
Wow... what branch of service were you in? I'm sure you've said at one time or another, but I'm too tired to look. |
| ultamate | | posted 26-Aug-2006 8:14pm |
pickeled pigs feet. |
| ultamate | | (reply to gambler) posted 26-Aug-2006 8:23pm |
> Wierdest? cow tongue, or something like that..........
> sliced its great just like ham....... but seeing
> it before its sliced is a bit of a turn off
I know a Mexican woman who said years ago you could go to meat markets and ask for cow tongue and end up with a free cow head just so they could rid themselfs of it. Since then Mexicans have made use of eating the cow brain as well so now she said it cost a lot of money to get the cow head. |
| RGirl | | (reply to ultamate) posted 26-Aug-2006 10:35pm |
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| kitti723 | | (reply to RGirl) posted 27-Aug-2006 12:26am |
Yeah, that's why I don't drink anymore & I'm a vegetarian. |
| donn | | posted 27-Aug-2006 6:01am |
army food |
| Dino | | posted 27-Aug-2006 9:47am |
I don't think I have eaten anything I would consider weird.
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| docgbrown | | (reply to RGirl) posted 27-Aug-2006 10:20pm |
Yup! |
| docgbrown |
I'm in the Navy. Cold Weather/High Altitude Medicine and Survival School is a Navy School on a Marine base. Jungle Warfare Training was a Marine Corps school that we had to attend to exist with the Marines there. |
| cabinfever | | (reply to docgbrown) posted 27-Aug-2006 11:51pm |
I've only known two Navy people.... one is my grandpa, he was in back in the late 40s. The other was a flake of an ex-boyfriend, he went in to be a firefighter.... but he washed out. |
| cabinfever | | (reply to donn) posted 27-Aug-2006 11:55pm |
> army food
 My husband might agree. He says some of the MRE's are so bad that they get fed to whatever wildlife is out there. The ones that aren't so bad give you the craps something terrible. One year at AT the cook told him not to eat the pancakes.... evidently, the flour had bugs in it, and they were trying to sift them out and use it anyway. |
| mve17 |
I remember someone in primary school was eating it and you know how sometimes when people talk they spit all over you, well he did that, but it went over my sandwhich, and I ate it, and I heaved. Even the smell makes me want to be sick.
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| autumnlight | | posted 28-Aug-2006 3:48pm |
Cheese and onion flavoured crickets. |
| autumnlight | | (reply to Melf) posted 28-Aug-2006 3:50pm |
lol, you drank Benedict's solution?? We had a guy in our class who sipped some iodine. Bleurgh. |
Melf    |
Ewww. I managed to bag a whole pipette full. And a mate and I drank some of the yeast solution for this 'wine' we were making in class... then we drank the wine, too. Good times |
| RGirl |
Hmmm...have you seen the excellent cricket footage I posted here somewhere? |
| cabinfever | | (reply to mve17) posted 28-Aug-2006 11:50pm |
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| autumnlight | | (reply to Melf) posted 29-Aug-2006 2:40pm |
lol you were certainly more hardcore than me. Science lessons were the best for messing about - we used to melt plastic objects with the bunsen burners and see what we could set on fire with lit spills. Once it was my blazer. Oh the good old days! lol |
| autumnlight | | (reply to RGirl) posted 29-Aug-2006 2:40pm |
I don't think so? ...oh, I've just seen the gross cicada picture! |
Melf    |
Ooh, but Food Technology comes a close second for messing about. So few noodles, so many places to hide them |
| RGirl |
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| mandy | | posted 30-Aug-2006 11:09pm |
Rocky Mountain Oysters |
| MiniMary | | (reply to docgbrown) posted 31-Aug-2006 2:17pm |
Chocolate covered ants. I wouldn't recommend it. |
| docgbrown | | (reply to MiniMary) posted 1-Sep-2006 8:36am |
I bet the ants tasted better covered in chocolate than the raw ones we had to eat. |
| MiniMary | | (reply to docgbrown) posted 1-Sep-2006 2:43pm |
Raw ones? I shutter to ask under what circumstances had to occur for you to eat that! |
| docgbrown | | (reply to MiniMary) posted 2-Sep-2006 4:14am |
Jungle Warfare Training and later during training for desert survival and training |
| autumnlight | | (reply to Melf) posted 3-Sep-2006 3:59pm |
Lol there was no chance for that in our Home Ec lessons. Our teacher was a right dragon! It's nice to reminisce but you couldn't pay me to go back to school! |
they   | | posted 10-Sep-2006 4:07pm |
Dunno. I don't usually eat weird foods. |
cloudhugger    | | posted 19-Sep-2006 7:39pm |
The worst was adding peanut butter to oatmeal, it tasted yummy, but after 6 hours it felt like a connonball in my gut. I was in a cold sweat for hours |
| MiniMary | | (reply to docgbrown) posted 2-Oct-2006 2:43pm |
Would you have to search for them on the ground? I assume that a colony of ants could fit on a teaspoon. |
| docgbrown | | (reply to MiniMary) posted 2-Oct-2006 11:41pm |
Yes we had to find our own ants and the ones we wound were the larger varieties of black and black and red ants. |
| MiniMary | | (reply to docgbrown) posted 3-Oct-2006 1:01pm |
When I digested them, all I could really taste was the chocolate. What do they really taste like? |
| docgbrown | | (reply to MiniMary) posted 4-Oct-2006 7:45am |
Rancid acid |
| MiniMary | | (reply to docgbrown) posted 4-Oct-2006 9:51am |
I hope that you, at least, has access to ketchup. YUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| docgbrown | | (reply to MiniMary) posted 8-Oct-2006 3:13am |
nope, just dirt |
| meanfighter | | posted 19-Oct-2006 10:22pm |
The worst food I have had the displeasure to eat is a tie between peanut butter and coconut. The weirdest, from an American point of view; my anscestors were Western Europeans and Native Americans (personal note: We are not Indians---they come from a country called India in the south of Asia)), would be Sushi, which I do like.
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| prospero |
I don't think I've eaten anything that would qualify. |
| patarnone |
I do not like oysters or clams at all, but I wouldn't call them weird.
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Maarten  | | posted 10-Dec-2006 9:37pm |
Bull's balls in Belgium.
They didn't really taste that great. Too greasy. |
| mross | | posted 16-Jan-2007 12:49am |
Livermush. It's kind of like scrapple. |
| Biggles | | posted 21-Jan-2007 3:34pm |
I don't think I've eaten anything too weird. |