what is the strangest food you've ever eaten?

hmmm strange discussion well i have eaten liver of chicken i have eaten brain of goat, liver of goat, etc, these are commom dishers here but strangest thing i had are lobster cooked as it it and u have to eat from its belly and other thing, i was in japenese resturant and my guest was from korea, he order one dish and it comes out to be green color vege and on inquiring its told that its sea weed. but honestly, it taste good take care

i think the strangest thing would have to be a dish that i had wheni took a trip to russia and it had rice and somekind of white meet that i am going to say was maybe some kind of bird it had cheese and some kind of green vegetable it was not the best tasting thing that i have ever eaten but i ate it as not to be rude

Okay, ready for this? Jellyfish! Thats right, jellyfish! It didn't taste bad but the texture was not pleasant and I wouldn't touch it again... it was just too weird for me! But I am Canadian and jellyfish is not something that is eaten very often in North America.

Well I've always liked to try new things, within reason of course, so over the years I've tried a variety of things. I love buffalo meat. That is very good in my opinion. I also love venison. I have tried some other things that are a bit stranger. I like Calamari, which is squid, when it is made right. It can be very good but if cooked wrong it's rubbery. I tried Sea Turtle when I was in the Cayman islands. It was ok but a bit stringy in my opinion. I tried snails and oysters, did not like either. Well oysters it seems I'm allergic to but the snails were just nasty. I tried them a few different times due to others insisting the ones I had previous must have been cooked wrong. Yuck and yuck again no matter how many times I tried. I also tried caviar once. The rich can have it. To me it was just gross. There is a restaurant near me that is supposed to have ostrich and I'd like to try that. See what it is live.

Sea Urchin. Ainge

Its owl soup for me. I thought it was chicken soup, but owl floating head in soup made me realize what was I gonna drink. I was in hongkong that time. I tried my best to pretend 'oh so yummy',but I horribly failed.

The 2 strangest things I've ever eaten were frogs legs and rattle snake. My mom took me to a fancy resturant when I was a kid, and I actually ordered the frogs legs. She didn't want me to do it, cause she didn't think I'd like them, but I ate every bit of them. They really do taste like chicken. Then, a few years later, a friend of my grandpa's stopped by with some weird white meat in a plastic bag and gave it to my grandma. She cooked it up and I ate some of it. It was kind of rubbery, but wasn't bad. She waited until I'd finished before she told me it was snake. I ate 3 more pieces. LOL I've also eaten squid, but a lot of people do that. It's not bad tasting, but I have a problem with the texture. It's hard to eat something that reminds you of an eraser.

Well, I lived in Louisiana several times so being a country girl by raising in Kansas, I was game to try different things so if the need ever arose I would at least be able to get by. I ate alligator meat which is really good. Also possum, racoon and squirrel. My favorite gumbo to this day is squirrel gumbo. You can have all the shrimp gumbo you want, I will take the squirrel.

hello jairgirl, as far as I remember, I guess the strangest food I have eaten is a meat of carabao, my classmate in Elementary also convinced us to try and eat it, and without any hesitation, I did and I didn't like it. I just end up trowing it and eat a lot of my food to get rid of the taste in my tongue!

Apparently, when I was little, I ate chicken feet soup. My step father, at the time, was part Chinese. He knew the language, and enjoyed taking me and my mother to China town on a semi regular basis (the one in Los Angeles, not the larger and more well-known version in San Francisco). He would typically order for us, after we told him what we wanted, at whatever restaurant we were eating at. Well, one evening, I saw someone with a bowl of this soup. I insisted that I wanted a bowl of that. I don't really know why. The waiter, Johnny (my step dad), and my mother all argued with me about why I really didn't want to try that soup. But, no matter what any of them said, I still insisted. Finally, my mom said, "Well then, bring her a bowl, and she'll probably change her mind once she sees all the chicken feet in it." To everyone's nearly disgusted amazement, I wasn't grossed out by the chicken feet, and proceeded to eat the entire bowl. I don't really remember that moment though, so I'm not sure that should fully count. Within memory, I think the strangest food I've ever eaten would be sour cream and onion chips with a small amount of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream and a drizzle of mustard on them. That one usually trips people out, but I swear it was by choice, and actually my best friend and I continued to eat this as a snack for quite a while. She tried it after I told her that it really did taste good and she should give it a go. She, like myself, became hooked. I've also had goat meat tacos, which are really yummy by the way. Ethiopian food was an interesting experience, though a bit too bitterly spicy for my tastes. Still, not bad. And, of course, there are things I've eaten on a dare that would make most people lose their lunch. But, prior to having my kids, my stomach was made of solid iron! LOL. So, the "eat a sandwich with chocolate, mayonnaise, relish, caramel, cookie dough, mustard, lemon, and chili powder" were the easy dares for me.

the thing u ate that is beef the same thing i ate ,am a muslim and my famlily members forced me once after eating it ,am unable to forget that forrible taste yack