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When i moved to australia my bf tricked me into eating kangaroo!! my policy is....you cant eat cute animals so i wasnt happy lol
I have also eaten crocodile....which my dad told me was "beef"
Weirdest thing you've ever eaten
I haven't had the opportunity to eat anything too crazy, unfortunately.
But I have had:
Curried goat
Fried conch
Buffalo jerky
Pheasant stew
It's my policy to eat whatever is traditional when I'm traveling. I guess I need to get to some more exotic places.
When i moved to australia my bf tricked me into eating kangaroo!! my policy is....you cant eat cute animals so i wasnt happy lol
I have also eaten crocodile....which my dad told me was "beef"
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How'd they taste?
Oh lordy, ST.. you know as you weren't born in Australia, there was a show called "Skippy" and yep, a kangaroo in the outback with a family that acted much like a dog, saving people. My problem therefore? I REFUSED to eat Skippy
Me? A snail, from the garden when I was a toddler, haha, and don't ask, I can't remember doing it.
Other than that, I remember my first Sushi and thinking WT? Raw Fish? Now I don't mind it
Do we not realise that in order to find a soul
It doesn't happen over night
if truth were to be told.
Like everything in life that's hard to achieve
you must believe!
Various insects, raw beef, raw pork, raw crab, raw shrimp, fermented fish: all as prepared foods of Southeast Asia. Dog, snake, rat. Balut and the Thai and Cambodian equivalents. Durian.
I had a chocolate covered grasshopper, was not impressed.
Olives right off the tree, as a child. Not recommended... They need to soak in oil and spices first...
My grandfather and i would share Sardines out of the can all the time.
Calamari and frogs legs, not in a hurry to eat them again
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