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Sunday, April 13, 2025

Strange Foods

Frog legs

🐜 Insects & Bugs

  • Chapulines – Roasted grasshoppers (Mexico)

  • Witchetty Grub – Large white larvae eaten by Indigenous Australians

  • Ant Egg Soup – Made with red ant eggs (Thailand, Laos)

🐍 Amphibians & Reptiles

  • Snake Wine – Whole venomous snakes fermented in alcohol (Vietnam, China)

  • Frog Legs – Common in France, but strange to others

  • Crocodile Meat – Eaten in Australia, Southeast Asia, and parts of Africa

🧠 Organs & Odd Cuts

  • Haggis – Sheep's stomach stuffed with offal, oats, and spices (Scotland)

  • Balut – Fertilised duck egg with a partially developed embryo (Philippines)

  • Casu Marzu – Sardinian cheese infested with live maggots (Italy)

🐟 Seafood Oddities

  • Surströmming – Fermented herring with a powerful smell (Sweden)

  • Shiokara – Fermented seafood viscera in salty brine (Japan)

  • Hakarl – Rotten shark meat that’s fermented and dried (Iceland)

🐄 Unusual Animal Parts

  • Rocky Mountain Oysters – Deep-fried bull testicles (USA)

  • Pacha/Khash – Boiled sheep's head or feet (Middle East, Caucasus)

  • Blood Sausage/Black Pudding – Made from congealed blood (UK, Ireland, Korea, Philippines, etc.)

🍹 Drinks & Odd Sweets

  • Bird’s Nest Soup – Made from hardened saliva of cave-dwelling birds (China)

  • Pepsi Ice Cucumber – Cucumber-flavoured Pepsi (Japan)

  • Durian – A tropical fruit with a pungent odour that divides opinions

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