What's the strangest food you've ever eaten?

[Anonymous No.17561720]

[Anonymous No.17561733]

Not sure if it counts.
But I ate in one of those "black-out" restaurants It's where they stick you in a pitch black room and make you guess what you're eating.
It was salmon and prune salad.
Salmon was a little dry and easy to guess, but the prune salad was great.

Here's a picture I took.

[Anonymous No.17562117]

deep fried caviar
seemed utterly retarded to me and it turned out it was

[Anonymous No.17562180]

Jellyfish

[Anonymous No.17562209]

>>17561720
Oyster was the most disgusting. Chicken hearts probably what is the strangest to many people.

[Anonymous No.17562225]

Salad
T. American

[Anonymous No.17562239]

one time i thought i was ordering cheese dip but instead they bought a hot cast iron griddle to the table and started to cook chorizo and melted cheese on it and them combine it into a stringy, sloppy mess

name of the dish was "queso fundido" i believe

probably normal to most of you, but that shit was wtf, didn't even take a bite, waitress probably thought i was disgusted by her and/or her cooking

[Anonymous No.17562246]

>>17561720
chocolate grasshopper or ant or some shit like that, and a dog treat that looked like an oreo

[Anonymous No.17562578]

Chicken Feet, but not like any normal chicken feet you've ever had. I like them hot and crisped with some sort of sauce/marinade, but I ordered them once from a hole in the wall dim sum place and received literal collagen mush, no sauce, with loose broken bone fragments in it. It's like the chef actually chose to smash the bones instead of just serving it claws and all like any normal person. There was no taste, it was room temp, and the three feet were served on an absurdly large dinner serving tray.

[Anonymous No.17562584]

>>17562239
That sounds tasty and basic as fuck. How autistic and homebody are you to think that’s weird? Do you just eat tendies and Mac and cheese all day?

[Anonymous No.17562594]

Shot and roasted a gull on a hiking/hunting trip once.
By far the nastiest thing I have ever eaten and we threw it away after trying it.
Thankfully also bagged a couple of hares, which were a lot more palatable.

[Anonymous No.17563174]

>>17562584
wipeepo be like
>>17561720
as a chilean I don't know why like 80 percent of people I've met don't and will never try seafood, some won't even try fish outside of a taco.

[Anonymous No.17563192]

>>17563174
>country is one long strip of coastline
>residents are scared of fish

[Anonymous No.17563214]

>>17561720
Phaesant. Also a friend made a deer and cheese dip. I know fags that hunt but cant cook for shit

[Anonymous No.17563218]

Antelope in south africa. Tasted just like game, pretty good.

[Anonymous No.17563297]

>>17562209

>>17562209

Used to eat salted chicken hearts with my bud drinking beer and watching the game, good times

[Anonymous No.17563317]

I tried making a banana curry a while back apropos of nothing, no recipie... Turned out pretty bad but I still ate it.
I've had lots of stuff that old white people would consider weird. Horse whale, chicken fetus, bug candy. The chicken fetus (balut) was great.

[Anonymous No.17563380]

>>17562239
It's usually just Oaxaca cheese which is super similar to mozzarella. There's an Italian dish that's exactly the same thing. Why was melted cheese off-putting to you when you're ordered cheese dip?

[Anonymous No.17563403]

>>17562239
Isn't that a typical Mexican dish? I've seen that served in Mexican restaurants over here in the UK and in Spain

[Anonymous No.17563517]

>>17562239
>probably normal to most of you
whats your ethnicity
I refuse to believe any human being thinks cheese and sausage is weird

[Anonymous No.17563543]

It was either beef or pork tongue. It's hard to explain how much it feels like chewing on your own tongue, but it tasted nice otherwise. The texture isn't even bad, it's very soft, but it's hard to get past feeling like it's your own tongue.

[Anonymous No.17563562]

>>17563174
>orders melted cheese
>disgusted when it's combined with meat
>continues to complain about it to this day
Just non-white things lol.

[Anonymous No.17563568]

>>17562239
It sounds like it should have been normal to you. They basically made a cheese dip in front of you. How do you think cheese dip is made anyway? You sound like a retarded simpleton or a basic bitch. Stick to your Applebees quesadillas and I pray for anyone you date for having to put up with your shit.

[Anonymous No.17563574]

>>17562209
pan fried chicken hearts with cheese ravioli and tomato sauce is an amazing meal.
They go good in a stew too

[Anonymous No.17563577]

>>17561720
Pigeon with caramelised chicory. It was delicious.

[Anonymous No.17563581]

>>17562594
Seagull aka "beach chicken" . Gotta love that weird grey meat

[Anonymous No.17563587]

A piece of dogfood from under the fridge that I thought was a cocopuff.

It's my earliest memory, and the shining moment I realized that I shouldn't just shove every random little thing in my mouth.

[Anonymous No.17563595]

>>17561733
underrated post, I remember that fad

>>17561720
Carp cum is an absolute delicacy, on a par with sturgeon eggs.

[Anonymous No.17563606]

>>17563214
>Pheasant
I wouldn't call that strange as much as I'd call it uncommon.
But I'm also biased. I've won a couple of competitions in small towns before to see who could catch the biggest pheasant feather.

[Anonymous No.17564849]

Got emu steaks, cooked them myself. I don't have the most discerning palate, but it tasted like a combination of beef and goat or lamb. Would definitely recommend if you have the cash to pay 15$/lb (or more) for it.

[Anonymous No.17564924]

I tried swordfish and octopus, this was on corfu, the swordfish was nice and meaty but the octopus came as a massive slab and was tough as old boots

[Anonymous No.17564933]

>>17562225
Rent free.

[Anonymous No.17564939]

>>17563214
Had pheasant once at a super old weird in in the middle of no where England. Was a bit dry and unremarkable. I was like 9 or ten tho

[Anonymous No.17564980]

>>17564849
I've been dying to try something like that but with ostrich.
Smoking an ostrich leg is high on my bucket list, alongside wholesale alligator.

[Anonymous No.17565108]

>>17564980
I can't find anyone online selling entire legs of ostrich, but you might be able to contact one of the sellers and request it directly, unless you find a local ostrich farm.

[Anonymous No.17565163]

>>17562239
Dude that stuff is good. What is wrong with you?

[Anonymous No.17565173]

>>17563297
>>17563574
cringe fucking weirdos

[Anonymous No.17565205]

>>17565108
ostrich meat is smelly, oily and foul. why the fuck would you eat this you stupid cunt?

[Anonymous No.17565211]

>>17562239
you people are deranged

[Anonymous No.17565230]

>>17565205
To add another one of God's creatures to my stomach.

[Anonymous No.17565233]

>>17565108
I've seen a couple online in the past.
They usually go for the year old chicks, or you can get the ribs.

[Anonymous No.17565820]

>>17565173
tastlet child cant handle organ meat.

[Anonymous No.17565906]

>>17562239
das some good sloppa
you missing out, boy

[Anonymous No.17565913]

>>17561720
Deep fried bull testicles
Cod eyes
Goat liver paté

[Anonymous No.17565982]

>>17565913
>Deep fried bull testicles
Just call them rocky mountain oysters like the rest of us do.
Give everyone else the privilege of looking up what that means.

[Anonymous No.17566029]

>>17565982
Only called that in one part of USA, presumably a region called rocky mountain. That's not the only place they're eaten.

[Anonymous No.17566032]

>>17566029
here in texas we call em rocky mountain oysters, chud

[Anonymous No.17566037]

Crocodile
Emu
Kangaroo
Bison
Wild boar

[Anonymous No.17566392]

>>17561720
Rotten japanese beans

[Anonymous No.17566431]

>>17566029
>Only called that in one part of USA,
They're called that in a lot of places.
Mainly because the Rocky Mountains are as geologically distant from anywhere that actually grows oysters as you can get.

Its a joke meant to fool people into eating them without realizing what they are, or goad them into asking dumb questions like "So where'd you find oysters in the Rocky mountains?"

[Anonymous No.17567212]

>>17565982
Never heard of that term before (I'm a cucky Sven). I'll use it from now on.

[Anonymous No.17567275]

>>17561720
chicha made by chewing yuca and spitting it in a big bowl so it can ferment for a long time and turn into a alcoholic drink, it tastes terrible.

[Anonymous No.17567277]

>>17562239
its literally just cheese and sausage wtf

[Anonymous No.17567628]

>>17567275
Wew what an awful way to get pissed

[Anonymous No.17567642]

>>17567212
Remember, if anyone asks you what a rocky mountain oyster is, the best response is always "The difference between a bull and a steer".

[Anonymous No.17568529]

>>17561733
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futurist_cooking
search "tactile dinner"

[Anonymous No.17568873]

>>17566037
i ate all of these at a single bar in toronto

[Anonymous No.17569093]

>>17567275
what kind of terrible?

[Anonymous No.17569966]

>>17566431
Weird, I'd always assumed the name was just like Buffalo wings beings wings whose recipe was created in Buffalo.

[Anonymous No.17570086]

>>17567642
" they're great, people go nuts for them"

[Anonymous No.17570112]

>>17570086
I saw this round egg-shaped and sized piece of 'meat' in some goat curry a little while ago and got it. Upon some poking and prodding, it didn't look like a piece of liver or anything so I took a bit and ate it. Gamey-est fucking thing I've ever eaten in my life but I figured in for a penny, etc.

[Anonymous No.17570853]

>>17562239
autist discovers thick cheese dip with chorizo.

I want to beat the shit out of you.

[Anonymous No.17570911]

Strange meals:
A whole lamb head
chinese fermented tofu
Duck tongues
Pakistani curried sheep's brain

As for just meats, ostrich, groundhog, squirrel, alligator, kangaroo, probably more

I really liked the brains, they were very delicately flavored with a subtle curry, texture was like a soft custard

[Anonymous No.17571590]

Raw chicken liver sashimi in Japan.