Give me the names of some unusual foods that might be considered gross and tell me what country they are from?!


Question: Give me the names of some unusual foods that might be considered gross and tell me what country they are from!?
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Balut (Fetal Duck Egg): Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia!.!.!.!.
http://en!.wikipedia!.org/wiki/Balut

Chou Doufu (Stinky Tofu): China
http://en!.wikipedia!.org/wiki/Stinky_tofu

Huitlacoche (Corn Fungus): Mexico
http://en!.wikipedia!.org/wiki/Corn_smut

Haggis (Stuffed Sheep's Stomach): Scotland
http://en!.wikipedia!.org/wiki/Haggis

Harkarl (Rotten Shark): Iceland
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Below are some examples of weird foods (which would be normal food to the locals!):
- sheep's eyes direct from the head eaten without any seasoning (Middle East)
- Moose Nose Jelly (Eskimos)
- rats including baby rats (India)
- calf embroyos, household geckos/lizards, various insects (Thailand)
- bat, including drinking the blood (Thailand/Indonesia)
- elephant, monkeys & apes (Africa)
- rancid yak butter in barley tea (Nepal/Tibet)
- phia (digested grass extracted from 2nd ruminant sac of cattle before going into intestines, it's an extremely bitter dark green fluid; Thailand)
- cattle gums/lips (Laos)
- Animal penis soup/wine (deer, tiger, bull etc), seahorses in wine or soup, monkey brains from still living monkey, bear paw chopped from live bear, live fish held by the head & quickly deep-fried in oil to be still alive when served (China)
- Drinking urine (India)
- Eating human placenta (hippies in 60s/70s and yuppies in the late 90s; England, USA)
- Snake blood for medicinal purposes, including believed good for complexion (Indonesia, Taiwan)
- Snakes including poisonous ones (very big business in Hong Kong & Guangdong-China)
- Iguana eggs taken from a live female iguana (Columbia)
- toad wine (Cambodia)
- fugu or poisonous pufferfish, live octopus sashimi, natto or fermented black soybeans (Japan)
- Live lobster sashimi, taken apart, sliced & reassembled very fast so lobster is still alive & moving when dish reaches the table (Japan)
- live goldfish in the 1920s, earthworms (USA)
- large ant eggs (Laos)
- tarantula spiders (Laos, Cambodia, Amazon Indians)
- Scorpion candy and sugarfree Cricket Lick-It lollipop with real cricket inside (USA)
- Sugarfree tequila flavored lollipop with real maguay worm (Mexico)
- Maggot fried rice (common in Asia)
- Tom praedt or ghost soup (live mullet fry & hollow stems of water convolvulus are slowly heated in water, the fry rush into the cooler hollow stems which are eventually stuffed with cooked fish; Thailand)
- Baby eels or loaches with tofu, same cooking method as for ghost soup (China)
- Cattle blood & milk (Masai diet, Kenya)
- Live shrimp sushi (Honolulu, Hawaii)
- Three Screams (newborn mice who scream 3 times when dipped in spicy condiment, stabbed with a fork & finally bitten by the diner; China)
- geophagy or eating dirt (India, Africa, Amazon)
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Stinky heads!. The Eskimos in Alaska eat a lot of salmon!. They take some of the salmon heads and wrap the in paper and bury them in the tundra in the fall before the top layer of ground is frozen!. During the next summer they dig them up and eat them!. They smell really bad but somehow they like them!. They also make Eskimo ice cream!. It's Crisco with fish, berries, and sugar blended together and eaten from a bowl with a spoon!. I consider it gross by the native people love it!.Www@FoodAQ@Com

widgety grubs (they taste like chicken) australian out back
kangaroo (eat the hinds/back legs or tail you use as a soup tastes good) australian bush
we are the only place in the world to eat an animal that is displayed on our coat of armsWww@FoodAQ@Com

lutefisk (Norway)
kocsonya (Hungary)
Hundred year old eggs (China)Www@FoodAQ@Com

tartare steak----ground raw steak with chopped onions spices and a raw egg---- gross but delicious and taste extra good on bread---- a Russian dishWww@FoodAQ@Com

Haggis - scottish dish
Menudo - mexican soup with cow intensines
"Rocky Mountain Oysters" - bulls testicles (in the USA)

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Tater tots with ranch dressing;
Green bean cassarole with cream of mushroom soup;
Fish sticks;
in Bar-S Polish Sausages
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Spicy Australian PlacentaWww@FoodAQ@Com

Scorpions-ChinaWww@FoodAQ@Com

kocsonya is delicous if anyone would like the recipeWww@FoodAQ@Com

Go to China and ask them

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