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I've gotten quite interested in disgusting and/or odd foods lately and I wonder if this is something anyone here is interested in as well. I'll post 4 or 5 foods to kick the thread off.
First off is Casu Marzu, a cheese I'm sure everyone has heard of. Its made by allowing flies to lay eggs in pecorino. When the eggs hatch, maggots eat and excrete the cheese, resulting in a unique flavor. Its traditionally eaten with the maggots still alive.

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Next up is green ant cheese. This is a cheese from Australia that is topped with native green ants (dead, thankfully). Supposedly the ants give a burst of citrus flavor to the cheese.

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Third we have hakarl, the famous fermented shark meat from Iceland. This is made by preparing a shark carcass and burying it for a month or two (preferably on the beach), then digging it back up and hanging it in a drying shack for another few months. Supposedly it tastes somewhere between fish and blue cheese.

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Going for a bit of a twist here with number four, this one is not usually on ranked gross food lists - locusts. Popular in Israel, locusts are a kosher snack prepared any number of ways. I seem to remember John the Baptist munching on these from Sunday school. Of course any article you read about these highlights the need to move towards eating insects globally. Jews eat locusts, and that's a good thing!

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Lastly one of my favorites from researching lists - fried fruit bats, apparently a part of Indonesian cuisine.

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>>15120695
>>15120706
>>15120730
imagine the smell

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any Lutefisk love?

>> No.15121243

I guess this is pretty tame but I love liverwurst

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exhibit A

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boy lover piss eggs

>> No.15121299

>>15121279
>muuuhhhh sexual potency.

>> No.15121317

>>15121279
You just know this is one of those things that some sick demented faggot convinced people to do a thousand years ago and for some reason still no one has realised that it's fucking retarded.

>> No.15121445

>>15121230
Mn here, I don't care for it. Seems to be only the generation on it's way out i see consuming this

>> No.15121706

>>15121445
i agree, but i definitely think is a shame. i always enjoy getting to have some.
lefse on the other hand i cant imagine going away anytime soon

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>>15121706
I won't let that day come. Nothing beats homemade lefse. Cheers anon

>> No.15122145

>>15121279
Explain please?

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>>15122145
Get out or go back, your choise

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>Up to 500 whole auks are packed into the seal skin, beaks and feathers included.[1]As much air as possible is removed from the seal skin before it is sewn up and sealed with seal fat, which repels flies. It is then hidden in a heap of stones, with a large rock placed on top to keep the air out.[2]Over the course of three months, the birds ferment,[2]and are then eaten during the arctic winter, particularly onbirthdaysandweddings.[3]

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>>15120761
COOF

>> No.15122987

>>15120695
>>15122867
horrifying and disgusting.
anyone here try that cheese?

>> No.15123101

>>15122867
>>15120695
You haven't lived until you've eaten both of those in the same meal.