The strangest food that you actually ENJOYED

[NothingMoreThenTruth]

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

[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.