Frogs legs
@allknowing (136129)
India
February 2, 2017 7:19am CST
I have eaten frogs legs without knowing that they were frogs legs. That is how my brother introduced frogs legs in our diet. But that was the first and the last time I added them in our diet. They taste like chicken but somehow something that has never been eaten before is not something that I can easily adjust to. They may be under the exotic category but that is not for me.
Have you added any exotic food to your diet?
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
2 Feb 17
If you have tasted fried chicken it tastes exactly like that.
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@amitkokiladitya (171927)
• Agra, India
2 Feb 17
@TheInvisibleMan I'm a vegetarian
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@fishtiger58 (29820)
• Momence, Illinois
2 Feb 17
Being a picky eater I have and never will eat frog legs. I don't like surprises where my food is concerned
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
2 Feb 17
My brother was a foodie and always experimented.
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
2 Feb 17
@fishtiger58 What if there is shortage of chicken 
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@fishtiger58 (29820)
• Momence, Illinois
2 Feb 17
@allknowing If I want something that tastes like chicken I don't know I'll eat chicken lol.
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@lovinangelsinstead21 (36850)
• Pamplona, Spain
2 Feb 17
I stick to the tried and trusted all I can. I will do chicken a bit different every so often and meat like that but I have never eaten frog´s legs.
My Hubby has eaten them and he likes them.
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@lovinangelsinstead21 (36850)
• Pamplona, Spain
3 Feb 17
@allknowing
Me not even once. I remembered the poor old Frog they tried to get me to cut up at School and the only thing I did was to draw it in detail as if it were alive. I felt so sorry for it.
Same happens to me with Lobsters and Crabs.
I got a Prize in dilligence but much rather would I have seen the Frog alive. I used to watch them in the Ponds.
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
3 Feb 17
@lovinangelsinstead21 Must have gone through torture yourself. We human beings are cruel.
@allknowing (136129)
• India
2 Feb 17
Anything just inroduced I suppose can be called exotic but may not be for long 
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@silvermist (19702)
• India
2 Feb 17
@allknowing No,thank you.I have never eaten Frog legs and I have no intention of doing that.
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
2 Feb 17
Me neither. Brother always did those things in our household (l;ol)
@allknowing (136129)
• India
2 Feb 17
Sure there must be stories behind how you got to eat all those things. Me too. I ate those frogs legs only once.
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@DianneN (247186)
• United States
2 Feb 17
@allknowing There are always stories with me. Lol!
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@PatZAnthony (14749)
• Charlotte, North Carolina
2 Feb 17
We do not eat anything from living creatures, only veggies, beans, fruits.
Went to lunch with a friend who got 'something' from the salad bar he thought was chicken. He said it was rather swampy tasting...then realized what it was. FROG!
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
3 Feb 17
How could your friend taste something without knowing what it was. The restaurant should have mentioned it already.
@Marilynda1225 (82721)
• United States
2 Feb 17
I'm not very adventurous when it comes to exotic foods.
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@AkoPinay (11542)
• Philippines
2 Feb 17
Gosh! I don't eat field frog. I remember I've eaten dog meat without knowing it was a dog meat. 
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
2 Feb 17
Some eat dogs' meat but I can never think of it having dogs as pets. Nor will I eat frogs legs again.
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@AllyraeM (18)
• United States
3 Feb 17
I've tried quite a bit of exotic or not so ordinary foods. I've had fried frog legs and I wasn't too crazy about them. I've tried and enjoyed alligator, deer, bison, and rabbit. I don't think I'd ever try squirrel, snake or turtle though unless it was necessary for my survival.
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
3 Feb 17
That is some kind of adventure tasting so many delicacies. Are there hunters in your family?
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@AllyraeM (18)
• United States
3 Feb 17
@allknowing Not really. Other than the deer (or venison) that one of my husband's hunter friends gave to him, we've had the other food at restaurants. We lived in New Orleans, Louisiana for a few years and things like alligator, rabbit and frog legs show up on the menus at some places. It's surprising to see sometimes. I was hesitant to try some of them but was pleasantly surprised at the flavor. I guess it depends on how it's prepared and the herbs and spices that it's prepared in. New Orleans is a great place to go to eat.
The bison we've had a few times as burgers. That was pretty good too.
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@lizzy9217 (118)
• India
3 Feb 17
Wow never really tried frog legs. Heard they taste brilliant!
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
3 Feb 17
If you are not averse to tasting you might as well. Some eat it regularly
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@allknowing (136129)
• India
3 Feb 17
@lizzy9217 Choice is yours whether to taste it or not
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@lizzy9217 (118)
• India
3 Feb 17
@allknowing aaah :) but its slimy look gives me the icky feeling!
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