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AuntieAnt

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Upside-down Cake

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AuntieAnt

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#442
Violet Rosette Cake

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AlaynaJ

AlaynaJ

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Frozen Yogurt or a Yule Log.
 
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Zippuli (not dietetic)

Since we're in an eating mood, how about unusual food you've eaten. (And good luck on the "you've eaten" part.)
Angel wings (or Chrusciki if you're Polish.) Also not dietetic.
 
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(Just because I fear this thread died from lack of understanding for next round)

Banana slug. Almost ate one, when eating a banana. Still impressed such a big caterpillar-like critter made the whole trip from South American plantation to my mouth here in Philly. (Impressed. Wouldn't want it to happen again.)
 
Lynx

Lynx

Folksy yet erudite
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AuntieAnt said:
Violet Rosette Cake

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Okay that cake says "Time and effort" right there. Somebody put some work into making that one.

As for weird stuff, does cous-cous count? I've tried it sweet and I've tried it savory and it's yummy either way.
 
notmyown

notmyown

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Lynx said:
As for weird stuff, does cous-cous count? I've tried it sweet and I've tried it savory and it's yummy either way.
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i first had cous-cous in 1977, in Paris. it was savory and so good i looked for it here in the States when i got home.
musta been looking in the wrong place, as it was years before i found it.

duff (which is plum pudding again, but this time i didn't like it. lol)
 
notmyown

notmyown

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(Just because I fear this thread died from lack of understanding for next round)

Banana slug. Almost ate one, when eating a banana. Still impressed such a big caterpillar-like critter made the whole trip from South American plantation to my mouth here in Philly. (Impressed. Wouldn't want it to happen again.)
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(this is why we don't eat bananas, see? ;))
 
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Miri

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#450
egg nog that’s really weird to me!
 
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loverofjesus27

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#451
Flavorless onion soup. If you’ve ever tried it you know what i mean.
 
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Gyros -- sorry, but shoving a lot of yogurt plus a little bit of meat into a hard-to-bite-thru wrap just doesn't work for me. (If it was mayo instead of yogurt, maybe, but I'd be sick later on either way. lol)
 
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Galatea

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#453
Head Cheese- actually very good and bacony flavor.
 
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toinena

Guest
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#454
Icelandic smoked leg of lamb. (I had it on my stop-over last summer. Very good)
 
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Miri

Guest
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#455
Jalapenos

Yuk how can people eat something that hot.
 
notmyown

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Kuchen! German apflekuchen, to be precise.

it's apple cake, but so much better than cake.
 
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Galatea

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#457
Livers, chicken livers to be precise. My grandmother and I were the only ones in my family to like them.
 
Lynx

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Galatea said:
Livers, chicken livers to be precise. My grandmother and I were the only ones in my family to like them.
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There ain't a thing in the world wrong with chicken livers. Pan fried please, not deep fried. I can do some damage to a plate of good pan fried chicken livers.
 
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loverofjesus27

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#459
Mashed potatoes. I couldn’t eat it at first.
 
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Nasturtium. Taste exactly like what it is -- plants. Bleh!
 
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