Strange food in your country

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BeyondET

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how about some Balut, doesn't this look delicious, please excuse me if you live in the Philippines, but I don't think I could eat this at all.

 
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wwjd_kilden

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eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek!
 
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BeyondET

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wwjd_kilden said:
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek!
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Yea that's what I said, a friend at work who is from the Philippines told me some folks bury the Balut for days to get it nice and rotten adds to the flavor. Ugggg

Not sure if the more it's rotten the more it's better statement is really true but any case, it doesn't look appetizing to me.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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I think the Finnish folk have some kind of buried dish as well,
but that... is just disturbing
 
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BeyondET said:
Yea that's what I said, a friend at work who is from the Philippines told me some folks bury the Balut for days to get it nice and rotten adds to the flavor. Ugggg

Not sure if the more it's rotten the more it's better statement is really true but any case, it doesn't look appetizing to me.
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While I'm not from the Philippines or anything...Looks delicious to me and yeah the more rotten the better...It goes really good with cooked cabbage...lol
 
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BeyondET

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1ofthem said:
While I'm not from the Philippines or anything...Looks delicious to me and yeah the more rotten the better...It goes really good with cooked cabbage...lol
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Yea with a side dish of monkey brains. this vid is just plain sick, warning it has graphic scene in it to say the least.

[video=youtube;MjRdxuByd2g]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjRdxuByd2g[/video]
 
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Tinuviel

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This totally innocent thread has taken a nasty turn lol.
 
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BeyondET said:
Yea with a side dish of monkey brains. this vid is just plain sick, warning it has graphic scene in it to say the least.
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Yum Yum....Reminds me of Granny's cooking...lol
[video=youtube;ohUYZB0ZCM8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohUYZB0ZCM8[/video]
 
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Tinuviel

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1ofthem said:
Yum Yum....Reminds me of Granny's cooking...lol
[video=youtube;ohUYZB0ZCM8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohUYZB0ZCM8[/video]
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Possum innards and hog jowls, chased down by pickled paw-paws and white-lightening? :D.
 
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Tinuviel said:
One of my favorite TV shows ever! (the originals, that is).
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Yep, it was a pretty funny show...but that kind of food granny cooked, just really turns my stomach and not in a good way...lol
 
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eating things that the Bible tells us not to eat can be related to 'witch-craft'
and their ceremonies...
 
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wwjd_kilden

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Miri said:
How about this.

Ecclefechan tart. Pronounced ek-cul-fek-un

Sounds a bit like a drunk muttering under this breathe!

Scottish Ecclefechan tart
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"Add a 50ml slug of whisky (Scotch, naturally, none of this Irish stuff, or – heavens forbid – a bourbon"
LOL
 
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Miri

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oldethennew said:
eating things that the Bible tells us not to eat can be related to 'witch-craft'
and their ceremonies...
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I imagine it would if based on superstition, or if people think it has
magical properties.

Then there is the travesty of animals been killed for powdered rhino horn
for example, or birds nest soup etc.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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I miss steak and ale pie-Not strange food, but there is no such thing around here,
and I just know I could never make a pie... it would turn all mushy on me :p
 
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Galatea

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Head cheese- it's actually not THAT weird. It is a hog's head meat that has been boiled and made into a spread. It's also called souse. It's very good if you like pork. Bacony (in my opinion) and good on crackers. I guess head cheese is the ancestor of Spam. Head Cheese
 
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