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SAT Grand Master

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And did you get away with it? :D

sometimes lol

I can't do the chicken feet. I had my opportunity to try some in Thailand but passed. I think it has to do with the fact that my husband feeds the feet to his cats and I've got that visual stuck in my head :unsure:

Hey Andrew Zimmern ate goat fetus in India lol

I wont touch those dishes with a 20 foot fork.

That's why the name of the thread is "Bizarre Foods" my brother lol

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Well, I am Sicilian and we have many bizarre foods here, but I will show you the food which my American girlfriend disliked the most during her visit here: - These are our common ground snails; we ju

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We use (me rarely, just twice in my life) to eat pork blood in different ways: the most bizarre one is mixed with cocoa, sugar and red wine (someone adds red hot chili) and when boiled it gets like a

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I can't do the chicken feet. I had my opportunity to try some in Thailand but passed. I think it has to do with the fact that my husband feeds the feet to his cats and I've got that visual stuck in my head :unsure:

My wife has made them at home on occasion. But since I don't eat them, she usually waits until she can eat them when we're out to eat somewhere. She says her job as a wife is to make me fat, so I think she'd rather make things I can't resist eating.

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Pickled jellyfish. Yuck! Reminded me of vinegar soaked rubber bands.

Now when Rin ordered an appetizer of fried duck tongues with chili sauce, YUM! (Of course I annoyed her the rest of the day walking around saying Aflac...)

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I should add all of my Korean food pics (well, and European maybe). Could be interesting.

I once was made to eat cow intestine soup because it was "a hangover cure". Nassssssty.

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I should add all of my Korean food pics (well, and European maybe). Could be interesting.

I once was made to eat cow intestine soup because it was "a hangover cure". Nassssssty.

I had a Korean Cod -sperm soup in Flushing NY......super spicy.....

She says her job as a wife is to make me fat,

Fattening for slaughter lol.......

Pickled jellyfish. Yuck! Reminded me of vinegar soaked rubber bands.

Now when Rin ordered an appetizer of fried duck tongues with chili sauce, YUM! (Of course I annoyed her the rest of the day walking around saying Aflac...)

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Fattening for slaughter lol.......

:lol:

She does call me lechon on occasion :)

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Chinchulines - Intestine of the Pig. Don't ask how the filling got in there just eat it!

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Morcilla - sausage stuffed with pig's blood, rice, onions and spices. Awesome stuff!

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Morcilla - sausage stuffed with pig's blood, rice, onions and spices. Awesome stuff!

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I forgot about morcilla! Hubby loves that stuff.

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Those all look so good!

Chinchulines - Intestine of the Pig. Don't ask how the filling got in there just eat it!

chinchulines-483-0556.jpg

Morcilla - sausage stuffed with pig's blood, rice, onions and spices. Awesome stuff!

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Those all look so good!

I can't even tell you how fat I got being down there for 2 months! I couldn't pass up anything it was all so good!

I ate so much one night I regretted it and was in a huge amount of pain that night. My wife just laughed at me.

I wonder i this restaurant is still there.......it's awesome....hole in the wall.....

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293 Broadway, Broadway in Brooklyn, not Manhattan (There's a slight difference...)

If I ever was inclined to deal with the sea of humanity that is New York I would love to eat my way through the town.

I just can't stand all those people!!! I am an open space kinda a dude.

I'm sure the wife will drag me there for a day trip or two eventually though.

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SAT Grand Master

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I can't even tell you how fat I got being down there for 2 months! I couldn't pass up anything it was all so good!

I ate so much one night I regretted it and was in a huge amount of pain that night. My wife just laughed at me.

If I ever was inclined to deal with the sea of humanity that is New York I would love to eat my way through the town.

I just can't stand all those people!!! I am an open space kinda a dude.

I'm sure the wife will drag me there for a day trip or two eventually though.

Then put this place on the itinerary.......and I'll give you a few more. I'm a connoisseur of this town :)

Yea, the people do kinda suck.........lol

 

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