The strangest food that you actually ENJOYED

[NothingMoreThenTruth]

I had rattlesnake before (I live in Arizona) and it was actually really good, expensive though.

NothingMoreThenTruth Reviewed by NothingMoreThenTruth on 07-13-2007. The strangest food that you actually ENJOYED We've probably all tried some STRANGE food, but it's not always pleasant. Have you found one you thought you'd hate, but didn't? I'll go first... Dark chocolate chipotle frozen yoghurt. Holy shit, that stuff is delicious!!! Chocolate and chilies are a great combination, but I'd only ever had it in mole... this was FANTASTIC. Those little fried baitfish served at Korean restaurants come in second. They are surprisingly palatable, but I'm not going to run out and buy a packet. Rating: 5

[AsianStoner420]

In the philiphines theyre killing dogs for "pulutan"(term used for a dish served together with alcoholic drinks) and the first time i thought it was gross but when i tried it, it kinda taste good tho,...

[onequestion]

I love calamari but i wouldnt consider it a strange food. Its everywhere.

[weedmaster]

my wifes cooking lol:eat:

[LuckyG]

ok here's the real question....

if you ever had the chance to taste a bald eagle... would you? o.0

It would taste like freedom.

[GoldenGoblin]

was in Puerto Rico and being drunk I asked for something regional from a friend of mine.
Mofungo (could be spelled wrong)
lots of garlic, plantains, vegetables and the piece de resistance
baby octopus' all over it

I liked it so much that I had it about 5 more times.
chewy little buggers

[4twentE]

hmmm, probably frogs legs, kangaroo tail, alligator, cows heart....lotsa stuff.

How 'bout those fetuses you were talking bout the other day? mmmm

Mine would probably be escargot and raw oysters.

[BizzleLuvin]

looks like calamari is popular.
i ate a lot of it in spain, where i also ate shark filet or 'tiburon'. it was like a very mild tuna steak, slightly buttery with a chicken-like consisteny. i really really liked it. i remember walkign to school while in Sanlucar de Barrameda and strolling by a market every day. we would peek in occasionaly to see them gutting fresh 6 foot sharks on the tile floor. it was quite a sight and i felt bad for eating shark later on but it was so delicious and i figured it would be hard to find back in the states. i recommend it if you get the chance.