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Sweet potatoes. My mom used to force me to eat them and I HATED them, blech.

I did have them roasted in England last Christmas and they weren't as bad...but I still don't like them :P

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vegemite and beer! UGH!!!!!!!!!!!!

I also hate factory-made meat pies - all watery 'gravy' and gristle and salt.

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tongue, feet. cows that is. ...well really, wouldn't want to eat the tongue or feet of any animal

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:thumbs: that sh!t is just wrong

Marlene says it tastes good if you can get past the smell :lol:

I'll never get close enough to find out

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I personally do not like the swedish cheese from my husbands country, but he likes it.

Surströmming however is something he isnt even willing to try. But then after knowing what it is, neither am I. Basically they catch herring and soak it in brine, then wash it and ferment it in the sun for 24 hours (doesnt sound like it would smell very good). Then they can it. Some prefer to even wait a year to eat their spoiled fish.

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I was expecting this to be dominated by English people, and I'm pretty much right. ;)

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I was expecting this to be dominated by English people, and I'm pretty much right. ;)

"Get yer haggis! Right here! Chopped heart and lungs! All boiled in a wee sheep's stomach! Tastes as good as it sounds! Good for what ails ya!"

Cheeky #######!!!........... :P *but waits for the Scottish people* ahem....

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I was expecting this to be dominated by English people, and I'm pretty much right. ;)

"Get yer haggis! Right here! Chopped heart and lungs! All boiled in a wee sheep's stomach! Tastes as good as it sounds! Good for what ails ya!"

ZOMG!! Haggis PWNS!! yum yum.. Haggis and chips is the best !! (sorry londoners, way tastier than fish and chips)

I want haggis... right now..

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Some of us don't mind a nice haggis from time to time. ;)

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balut

:thumbs: that sh!t is just wrong

pedroh won't like this one...mole...a traditional mexican dish...or gravy??

Dean., whats wrong with chocolate , chicken and peanut butter.. :lol:

< mole ingrediants>

Pedroh. Mole es que ricos!! :thumbs:

I dont like LIVER!!!!!!!!!!!!! its not a FOOD!!!!!!

its meant to be placed " behind the fridge " !!!!!

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down south..pig snout sandwiches..never ate them.... :yes:

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I saw Pickled Pigs Lips in Walmart when I was in Alabama.......that cannot be good..... :unsure:

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balut

:thumbs: that sh!t is just wrong

pedroh won't like this one...mole...a traditional mexican dish...or gravy??

Dean., whats wrong with chocolate , chicken and peanut butter.. :lol:

< mole ingrediants>

Pedroh. Mole es que ricos!! :thumbs:

I dont like LIVER!!!!!!!!!!!!! its not a FOOD!!!!!!

its meant to be placed " behind the fridge " !!!!!

lolol

OK! mole is not considered a normal dish, mole is a sacred dish.. besides, mole, the real one, not the bottled one.. takes several days to make.. at least 6 different chiles, chocolate, not peanuts, its sesame seeds.. but I love mole.. i almost cry when I eat real mole lolol..

El Presidente of VJ

regalame una sonrisita con sabor a viento

tu eres mi vitamina del pecho mi fibra

tu eres todo lo que me equilibra,

un balance, lo que me conplementa

un masajito con sabor a menta,

Deutsch: Du machst das richtig

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balut

:thumbs: that sh!t is just wrong

pedroh won't like this one...mole...a traditional mexican dish...or gravy??

Dean., whats wrong with chocolate , chicken and peanut butter.. :lol:

< mole ingrediants>

Pedroh. Mole es que ricos!! :thumbs:

I dont like LIVER!!!!!!!!!!!!! its not a FOOD!!!!!!

its meant to be placed " behind the fridge " !!!!!

lolol

OK! mole is not considered a normal dish, mole is a sacred dish.. besides, mole, the real one, not the bottled one.. takes several days to make.. at least 6 different chiles, chocolate, not peanuts, its sesame seeds.. but I love mole.. i almost cry when I eat real mole lolol..

but no 'mole' involved right??? :unsure::unsure:

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