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I've eaten snake meat when I was a child. My dad tricked my sister and myself into it, telling us "It's chicken soup, eat it!", although it did taste like chicken :-)
Then my favorite breakfast is oatmeal porridge mixed with a bit of milk, salt & pepper, egg yolk, bacon bits, and a splash of scotch. Yumm..!!
I know this isnt that weird but i love to squeeze a lemon and add a buch of salt and drink it. I also have tried - squid luau - i dont know what is made of but it is cooked for hours and its green and slimey.
Lets see, the weirdest things I've eaten are eel and rabbit. They're both pretty good. Someone also mentioned cow tongue, which I tried and also hated.
I also eat "dry" Ramen noodles (my friends think this is weird). I boil the noodles until 90-95% of the water boils away. Then I add the flavor packet. It tastes great! I've also eaten french fries dipped in ice cream, which is pretty good as well.
When I was in Africa I ate wild boar, fried termites and banana grub, as well as 'bush beef'. Bush beef is any meat that I couldn't identify and the people I was with (all Africans) didn't know the name in English. The only thing I know is that it was not monkey, though that is a delicacy there (I indicated that it was a relilgious taboo for me to eat monkey -- not exactly true, but I sure don't want to eat primates.) I think I ate other wild creatures, though. Funny how you'll eat almost anything when you're really hungry and there's no MacDonalds!
I used to eat bologna and ketchup sandwiches as a child; the neighbor's cat liked those, too. As an adult, I've probably eaten some strange meat in Russia, but didn't know it. Doesn't count, then. So, the strangest thing might be a bite of a pig's ear. It was fried, so it just tasted like fried food.
I'll just have to try this. I am now quite intrigued. I'm not sure we can get miracle whip in the UK, I assume normal mayo will do ? Any "recipes" ?
Miracle Whip is similar to mayonnaise...it is a tad sweeter and has a lower percentage of oil than mayonnaise. Store brands in the USA are marketed as "salad dressing" for the equivalent product.
most strange and yucky....... when I was about 12years old we lived in Alaska.
My Dad brought home something he called Eskimo candy (Muktuk)------
so I took a piece and put it in my mouth. Yuck....Whale blubber Never trusted him with food stuff again!!! Then there was the eskimo icecream which is sealfat and blue berries..........ewwwww
My ex actually ate the peanut butter and pickle sandwich thing. The first time I saw that, I was a little grossed out. One day I got brave enough to try it and it actually wasn't as horrible as I thought. My current boyfriend eats weird combinations of food. One night he made a boneless chicken breast, peanut butter, mustard, and tomato (possibly other stuff too) sandwich. OMG, I don't think I'll ever try that one! He said peanut butter was a staple at his house and was always at the dinner table. I guess it was used as a condiment on everything. My one somewhat strange thing is cream cheese and olive sandwiches.
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I'm not sure we can get miracle whip in the UK, I assume normal mayo will do ? Any "recipes" ?
Never trusted him with food stuff again!!!
