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 Posted By: shabs 
Aug 22  # 1 of 61
This thread is for listing food items which are eaten in some parts of the world but may be unusual for you or your place.

My list is -
frogs
snakes
grasshoppers
monkey brain
bats
yuckkkkkk
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 Posted By: TexasRose 
Aug 22  # 2 of 61
Alligator. I've had fried alligator; it's quite tasty.
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 Posted By: Worker Bee 
Aug 22  # 3 of 61
Quote TexasRose wrote:
Alligator. I've had fried alligator; it's quite tasty.


Have you really? I'm not so adventurous. What would you compare the taste to? I'm drawing a blank as to something I've eaten in past that would be considered unusual. I love Ecargot which some people think is slimy and not very appealing but that's quite "mainstream". :)
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 Posted By: Worker Bee 
Aug 22  # 4 of 61
Quote shabs wrote:
This thread is for listing food items which are eaten in some parts of the world but may be unusual for you or your place.

My list is -
frogs
snakes
grasshoppers
monkey brain
bats
yuckkkkkk

Yuck to all of the above. :) And yet, to those who consume such "delicacies", it's perfectly mundane, I would think. When I heard about chocolate covered insects I was immediately squeemish, myself. :eek:

A few years ago it was very trendy to eat "edible flowers". While this isn't particularly unusual, really, I didn't understand the appeal. There are so many things to eat I've never had a desire to sprinkle some flowers on my greens. Some say they are aesthetically pleasing. I prefer mine in a vase, on the table, not on my plate. :)
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 Posted By: TexasRose 
Aug 22  # 5 of 61
I can't think what it tastes like really, but it's not really a different taste.

Alligator is a Cajun thing - if you have a Pappadeaux or some other Cajun restaurant in the area, they will likely serve it.