Wierdest things you have eaten.

[dr.sickman]

This is kind of on the foody forum, but it is more of a P&P thing.

I at a live eel once. Tasted.. eely. Like a fish. Not bad really.

In Africa they did have crocodile tail in a local restaurant. Never tried it. Anyone had that? Elephant meat in cans in the supermarket too.

I really do think black pudding is a very, very strange and terrible thing to eat. Most people outside UK would think the same, I'm sure.

[Jasandjules]

Mc Donalds.

[lazyitus]

Spiders eggs.

Used to think they were power pills when I was a boy.

Edited by lazyitus on Sunday 16th March 19:49

[branflakes]

Dog food. Can't remember what flavour it was.

[wainy]

Not too weird,

Guinea pig, llama, horse

All nice..Mmm

[miggy man 3]

Jasandjules said:

Mc Donalds.

+1

And roasted crickets in Botswana

[dr.sickman]

wainy said:

Not too weird,

Guinea pig, llama, horse

All nice..Mmm

Guinea pig? You turtle. What was it like? Was it by mistake, in a sandwich or something?

Lemme guess, did the Llama make you go 'YAK!' in disgust?

[darronwall]

long pig......

[tigger1]

dr.sickman said:

wainy said:

Not too weird,

Guinea pig, llama, horse

All nice..Mmm

Guinea pig? You turtle. What was it like? Was it by mistake, in a sandwich or something?

Lemme guess, did the Llama make you go 'YAK!' in disgust?

It's quite a delicacy in Peru.

Ostrich is lovely...but not that odd.

Black pudding is rather odd - as a concept - but very tasty.

[markmullen]

Black pudding? Its lovely, had some this morning with my traditional post grand prix cooked breakfast.

As for the strangest, well, buffalo, horse, wildebeest, swordfish etc etc.

I am generally happy to give anything a whirl as long as its not offal, I wouldn't eat a snake and pygmy pie for example (although I do eat Haggis and black pudding). When I was in France once the family I was living with served up a plate of fish brains, I drew the line at that.

[darronwall]

balut half developed duck eggs mmmmmm

[Puggit]

I had crocodile last week in Hanover (Namibian Restaurant). Texture of chicken but taste of fish - it was excellent.

I've eaten at the Fat Duck, so you can count things like Snail Porridge and scrambled egg ice-cream in the list of weird things

[Trooper2]

Raw Clams, very strong tasting compared to cooked. Raw Octopus and various fishes, cooked Ostrich, Bison, Caribou. Nothing too crazy.

[dr.sickman]

markmullen said:

fish brains, I drew the line at that.

Deeesssgasssting!

[JonnyV8]

ostrich, yum!
also had horse which was a little unethical of me, but very tasty nonetheless

[wainy]

dr.sickman said:

wainy said:

Not too weird,

Guinea pig, llama, horse

All nice..Mmm

Guinea pig? You turtle. What was it like? Was it by mistake, in a sandwich or something?

Lemme guess, did the Llama make you go 'YAK!' in disgust?

Guinea pig was bit like chicken (hate to say it) Tis a delicacy in Ecuador and Peru presented hair less and fryed on a plate bit like a suckling pig

Llama was on purpose and bit like a breaded schnitzel was lovely!

[sprint355]

sheeps testes on the BBQ earlier.

[Tina K]

Bear. Delicious it was, stewed in red wine with cranberries.

[Rossatron]

darronwall said:

balut half developed duck eggs mmmmmm

I saw a programme on that a few weeks back. I can usually stomach most disgusting things I see on TV/t'interweb but that nearly made me

[dr.sickman]

darronwall said:

balut half developed duck eggs mmmmmm

No way, you did not eat that. OUT!