The 6 Most Terrifying Foods in the World

[Alex & Rachel 78]

That's really funny in my juvenile brain

Last year I made several trips to London and kept having to take the Piccadilly Line, which ends at Cockfosters. I silently giggled to myself every time the very proper-sounding Tube lady would say, 'this train is for Cockfosters'.

cockfosters always made me laugh...for some reason I think there was another funny one too now I have to pull out a tube map if I have one

There's also Cockburn but it's pronounced Co'burn.

As for the difference between chicken and balut - it's the thought of those bones crunching which completely put me off! Ugh! I'm not really a fan of chicken either unless it's breast - I can't stand eating a chicken leg or wing and accidentally biting down on gristle.

And the baby mice wine - ew, I would defrost (in boiling water) a handful of baby mice every other week for my pet snake, and they'd smell vile!

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

I could never, ever go vegan. But I reckon I could go veggie no problem, or at least pescatarian, not sure I could give up fish.

I know what you're saying about losing weight on a veggie diet Alex - I think the temptation to use carbs to fill up is the problem. Do you like tofu?

[Mags 112]

i like veal!! oh noes! baby cows!!!

It isn't that it's baby cows, it's the way it is reared. In general animals are reared appallingly (I know) but veal is extremely cruel. Just like gavage foie gras.