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Oh ill play!

Pigs feet
Intestines
All the organ meats
Raw octopus
Raw beef
Chicken feet

Mayo on a banana
Syrup on cheddar cheese


Im sure there are more





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Gooseberrys....fresh off the bush.


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I forgot boiled peanuts....mmmmmm



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Oh ill play!

Pigs feet
Intestines
All the organ meats
Raw octopus
Raw beef
Chicken feet

Mayo on a banana
Syrup on cheddar cheese


Im sure there are more


Webfoot octopus or all kinds? You fit in fine in Korea Smile

Woof woof? Crickets (or whatever they are serving in those street stalls. Oh, maybe silk worms or something like that?)?




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Fried chicken gizzards.

When the batter is right, I cannot pass them up.

The bowling ally at NAS North Island had some of the best followed closely by a corner gas stop in Watonga, OK


Spicy or plain? I love some spiy gizzards and stop by my fav. Denver place a couple times per year.




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I love :

Scrapple
Potted Meat
Sardines
Vienna Sausages
Corn Beef Hash
Banner Sausage (canned)
Fried Squirrel and Rabbit

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Corned beef hash in the skillet until crunchy, add 1 small diced onion, some swiss cheese, 6 scrambled eggs and some jalapeno hot sauce. Yum

Macaroni and cheese with peas, and sometimes, bay scallops.

Deli ham, wrapped around some sauerkraut, mustard and a pickle. (sometimes horseradish)


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Fried chicken gizzards.

When the batter is right, I cannot pass them up.

The bowling ally at NAS North Island had some of the best followed closely by a corner gas stop in Watonga, OK



Spicy or plain? I love some spiy gizzards and stop by my fav. Denver place a couple times per year.


I prefer spicy (NASNI) but the stuff in Oklahoma is just as awesome.






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Peanut butter, banana and mayo sandwich.
 
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McRib. No haters please. Smile


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Deer heart. Most hunters I know will leave it in the field with the rest of the organs. Not me! If it's not damaged I take it home! That's why I carry ziploc bags with me when I hunt.


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Beets. Not really a oddity but I have run into very few people who like them. I love them pickled, out of the can or raw and then steamed.
Plus I understand they are very good for you. I try to eat at least one serving several times a week. Mostly pickled from the jar.

Count me in with pickled beets, one of my favorite sides!
 
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Uni. AKA raw sea urchin. Yum. Ikura (salmon roe) with raw quail egg yolk. Toro sashimi (tuna tenderloin, from 1,000 lb fish)



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Originally posted by lastmanstanding:
Beets. Not really a oddity but I have run into very few people who like them. I love them pickled, out of the can or raw and then steamed.
Plus I understand they are very good for you. I try to eat at least one serving several times a week. Mostly pickled from the jar.

Count me in with pickled beets, one of my favorite sides!


Love pickled beets. Don’t know where I’d get them, ours were always from the basement storage. My mom did a lot of pickling and canning.


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My parents made pickled beets and they were delicious. Never really thought of them as odd more of a rare delicacy.


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Nyama choma, Kenyan grilled goat is fantastic, why we don't eat goat here is beyond me.

Lutefisk and lefsa, outside of the many Sons of Norway meetings I've attended and when I lived in Norway, have no idea how to get some of this goodness.

Ndagala , tiny silver fish, that they deep fry in Burundi as an appetizer, absolutely brilliant.

Muktuk, beluga fat with skin is surprisingly good.

Small birds like field pigeon, quail, and puffin. A whole plate piled with grilled small birds is an afternoon well spent.

Any African antelope, highly recommend wildebeest, springbok, Thompson gazelle, and especially kudu.


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Yogurt on pancakes.
Kimchee
Hot dogs sliced and mixed into baked beans.
Pickled herring
Uncooked ramen. Sprinkle the flavor packet on it and eat it like a big potato chip.



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I'd fly to Turks and Caicos with live ammo falling out of my pockets before getting within spitting distance of NJ with a firearm.
The “lol” thread
 
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Lutefisk and lefsa, outside of the many Sons of Norway meetings I've attended and when I lived in Norway, have no idea how to get some of this goodness.


Once a year, about this time if year, in Aberdeen WA. There is a whole lutefisk festival. It’s kind of a big deal I guess.
Wasn’t nearly as bad as I expected it to be.



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I'd fly to Turks and Caicos with live ammo falling out of my pockets before getting within spitting distance of NJ with a firearm.
The “lol” thread
 
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Laotian Larb.

Basically there's tripe in there mixed in with raw or partially cooked beef bits.
 
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add natto. beef tendons (in Taiwan style beef noodle soup).

Yes, I do both of these. For those who don't know, Japanese natto is fermented soybeans. It resembles vomit, and the taste is not far off either. And yet I eat it.



Beef tendon stew uses parts most people throw away. Weird taste and texture, but it's supposed to be very good for your own tendons, so I order it when I can. Usually I'm the only one eating it.




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