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Any type of bug. Yuck....
What in the world *is* that?? :x
So in addition to that log of super-scary, I'd never eat huitlacoche!
Eddie, I'll see your corn smut and raise you one log of *head cheese*.
Oy...
I'm right there with you, Susie. No bugs for me. Wait, do snails count? Hmm...
You pay me enough money, I'll find a way to ingest it. I would probably be most hesitant with fugu or anything else remotely poisonous.
I don't know if any of you watch No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain (which you should), but I remember when he was in Ghana he had to eat this egg that was cooked in the dirt and ash on the ground that looked like about the grossest thing I've ever seen. In that same episode he ate some seriously foul parts of a wart hog that didn't seem feces-free to me, which personally is a requirement of mine if I'm going to eat something. YUCK.
And don't worry - snails are not bugs. They are mollusks like clams, squid, and conch.
FP - it's so good to have you back!
In general, anything that AB eats on that show is something I would never eat! Bugs, snakes and anything cooked without basic hygiene (clean food, clean pots, etc.) - yuccch!
Good story - years ago, a friend of mine had a father who was a petroleum engineer. He took my friend (his oldest son) with him on a trip to the Middle East. At dinner, the host presented my friend's father with the eyes of the sheep that had been roasted for dinner. This was considered a great honor. To 'honor' his son, the father gave the eyes to my friend - AND HE HAD TO EAT THEM!
Mom, that might be the most awesome disgusting food story I've ever heard :)
If you can stuff it in a deep fryer, I'm game...
Beautiful........................... thanks for the posting................
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