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Using the Internet to Share Unusual Regional Foods


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Gerry Pugliese over at Diet Blog has come up with a list of what he deems really disgusting foods. These may not be on everyone’s ‘most disgusting’ list, but I’ll gladly put them on mine:

1. Street vendors in Beijing’s night market sell Scorpion Kebabs as healthy and delicious. I’ll bet they’re crunchy too!

2. Durian Fruit reportedly smells like a rotting corpse. One YouTube video shows that the fruit is three times as smelly as a group of control substances comprised of stale vomit, rotten eggs and a sweaty dog poo shoe. Yum!

3. Casu Marzu Cheese is sheep’s milk cheese infested with insect larva. This stuff can be had in Sardinia, Italy. See the video above for the ‘live’ action!

4. Tripe is the entrails and organs of butchered animals. Again, the Italians love this one. It has been described as a dingy dish towel soaked in stale urine that can be dissected for cooking. Now who couldn’t love that?

5. The final item on this pentalist is is Kopi Luwak Coffee. Simply put, it’s the coffee made from coffee beans extracted from the poop of the Asian Palm Civet. Since the beans are roasted and presumably sterilized by the process, this one, I might be able to deal with.

I could add a couple of items to this list: Pickled Pig’s Feet would be first. My dad used to eat them like candy. I remained horrified well into adulthood. The second item would be Rocky Mountain Oysters, a euphemism for bull’s testicles. Apparently Bud Light sees folks who eat these as heroes.

What would you add?

So, the next time you're mad at your stomach and want to teach it lesson. Give it a hearty helping of cow entrails with a side of maggot cheese and then, wash it down with a hot steaming cup of poop coffee. Seriously. (diet-blog)

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Ayman Helweh on Feb 8, 09  2,236 Trends   2,641 Comments
I've tasted the second one, the Durian fruit. It doesn't smell nice, but its not that bad. They consider it the 'king of fruit' here in Malaysia. They say you fall in love with it after trying it a few times. I only tried it once and don't plan on repeating it.
Ayman Helweh on Feb 8, 09  2,236 Trends   2,641 Comments 0
Marissa Brassfield on Feb 9, 09  3,606 Trends   4,277 Comments
I'm a pretty adventurous eater, but there's one delicacy that I just couldn't get into my mouth. Fried chicken feet. I was eating dim sum and from afar, they looked like little pieces of fried chicken strips (those carts move fast!). I owned hens growing up, and for whatever reason I just couldn't make it happen. So for me, chicken feet go on my short list of inedible edibles.
Marissa Brassfield on Feb 9, 09  3,606 Trends   4,277 Comments 0


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