What is the weirdest thing you have ever tasted?

[bklyn]

How could I forget lutefisk? Ugh...fish rotted in lye...
And speaking of ethnic treats, no love for haggis? Head cheese? Blood sausage?

Hmmn Lutefisk? How nasty could it possible be.
5 seconds on google and I have the answer.

[frozenwater]

The fact that a maggot proclaims that manjuice is not only NOT bad, but that he has tasted his own enough to know that it differs depending on what you have been eating - is just blowing my mind.


For the record I have never, and will never taste mine or any others. This is an unbreakable cardinal rule for me. If anyone breaks this rule and somehow slips me some - My next rule goes into effect which is to kill that person.

The only way to make this statement at all understandable is if the party in question leads an alternative lifestyle. Which is absolutely cool and should not be dished on at all. In fact the "you have probably tasted women who were much worse" comment leads some credibility to the story.

--Yup, I went there.

[snowsprite]

That is a hilarious read Trayc! "Lasting psychological damage" -- BWA!

Good find!
Sprite

[Big E]

My uncle and cousin-in-law (is that a term?) lllllloooovvvvveeeee lutefisk. They hit at least 5 lutefisk dinners every fall and just put mounds of it on their plate.

Blood sausage, forgot about that. I actually like that stuff. Seriously. Haven't had it in a while, though.

[The AD]

I can't really think of anything I've tasted that's all that unusual, but this topic did remind me of something. A couple years ago a friend of mine was drinking a new beer. I forget what it was, but he said it had an interesting taste. I asked him what he meant by interesting and he said "Well, it kind of tastes like Circus Peanuts." Suffice it to say I didn't try the beer. Circus Peanuts have got to be one of the most disgusting candies in the history of mankind!

[Buster Highmen]

My uncle and cousin-in-law (is that a term?) lllllloooovvvvveeeee lutefisk. They hit at least 5 lutefisk dinners every fall and just put mounds of it on their plate.

Blood sausage, forgot about that. I actually like that stuff. Seriously. Haven't had it in a while, though.

I have inlaws of the squarehead variety. On the paternal side, it's Finnish. On the maternal side, it's Norwegian.

The maternal side is also now up to their 4th generation (thanks to us), having homesteaded in Redmond, WA circa 1896. They still own the family homestead where the new house has a 1906 footstone.

Anyway, come the hellidaze, they all get bent on the lutefisk madness, scouring old Ballard for that gelatinous goo. Awful stuff.

[Raps]

the worst thing i ever tasted has no name.......but i'm sure one of my older fraternity brothers knows what they put into it......all i know was that it was dark and thick and mixed in a large pot, forcing all who drank it to ralph immediately......those were the days......mmmm pledging......

[Superstar Punani]

Balut, just like a hard-boiled egg, but with a duck fetus that's about to hatch.

.69 cents at your local asian grocery store.





Vegemite- having spent 12 years of my life in the land down under, this is the shit that I lived on.



...and a Peruvian guinea pig

[cj001f]

Blood sausage, forgot about that. I actually like that stuff. Seriously. Haven't had it in a while, though.

Good Stuff! Mmmm Morcilla.

Haven't tired lutefisk - all the family swears it's horrid. I guess the Icelanders have something more repulsive - fermented cod skeleton

[El Chupacabra]

Balut, just like a hard-boiled egg, but with a duck fetus that's about to hatch.

.69 cents at your local asian grocery store.

Did you actually eat the duck fetus carcass?

[Dr. Gaper]

Smegma.

[Tippster]

Smegma.

Smegma: "A thick, bad-smelling substance that results when oily secretions from the skin accumulate under the foreskin of the penis."

That beats sperm.... yes it does, and I think you need to kick yourself in the nuts for tasting it.

[runethechamp]

Ritz cracker with a shark fetus on. Yum.

[The AD]

After seeing that duck fetus I can't for the life of me understand why vegetarianism isn't more popular.

[Superstar Punani]

Did you actually eat the duck fetus carcass?

Bones, beak and feathers. That shit is gooooood.

[Dr. Gaper]

Smegma: "A thick, bad-smelling substance that results when oily secretions from the skin accumulate under the foreskin of the penis."

That beats sperm.... yes it does, and I think you need to kick yourself in the nuts for tasting it.

Nice creative cut-and-paste editing.

Smegma, a transliteration of the Greek word σμήγμα for soap, is a combination of exfoliated (shed) epithelial cells, transudated skin oils and moisture that can accumulate under the foreskin of males and within the female vulva area, with a characteristic strong odor and taste. Smegma is common to all mammals, male and female.

[Tippster]

That, my good sir, is merely one of FOUR entries listed when Googling "Define: Smegma."

The secretions of the sebaceous glands, especially the cheesy secretion, consisting primarily of dead skin cells found beneath the foreskin. If left unwashed, it can become an unpleasant-smelling substance.
www.coolnurse.com/sex_glossary/glossary_s.htm



A thick, bad-smelling substance that results when oily secretions from the skin accumulate under the foreskin of the penis.
http://www.thehardnessfactor.com/exc.../glossary.html



a white secretion of the sebaceous glands of the foreskin
www.wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn




Smegma, a transliteration of the Greek word for soap, is a combination of exfoliated (shed) epithelial cells, transudated skin oils and moisture that can accumulate under the foreskin of males and within the female vulva area. Smegma is common to all mammals, male and female.
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smegma

Of which "Wikipedia" is by far the least scientific.

[grrrr]

Okay, the duck carcass is right up there.

However, Inuit foods take the cake:


"Actually, it's not a true fermentation," explains Rhodehamel, "because there are no carbohydrates or sugars that are fermenting. Generally, in fermentation with carbohydrates, acid is produced, which would inhibit growth of the bacteria.

"The foods prepared this way, however, consist of fats and proteins, basically decomposing. Botulism outbreaks associated with fermented fish heads (called "stinkheads") and fish eggs ("stink eggs") occur in the summer, while outbreaks associated with fermented whale ("muktuk"), beaver tail ("stinky tail"), and seal flipper occur throughout the year, reports Nathan Shaffer, M.D., and colleagues in a recent article in the Western Journal of Medicine.

[slippy]

I don't like this thread.

[SkiingBear]

Bones, beak and feathers. That shit is gooooood.

"The treat with feet" or "the snack that quacks"...take your pick.

I've heard it's actually pretty good...but haven't had the opportunity to try it yet.

I can't say I've really had much of anything that I thought was awful...I'lll try just about anything once. That said, semen (mine or someone else's) has never been, nor will it ever be, on my list of things to try.

[Rontele]

I am surprised nobody has mentioned your mother

[homeless]

I am surprised nobody has mentioned your mother

Because she wasn't nearly as weird as yours

[BENDOR]

Chalk ( of course to entertain others)
My girlfriend ate Guinea Pig in the Amazon said she probably wont be dining on that again any time soon

[stayhigh]

when i was a little kid, probably 6, i had a couple buddies over and we slept in sleeping bags out on the lawn. My mom made us brownies that night... I woke up and found a little ball of brownie in my bag and ate it. It was not a brownie. I dont think Ive ever told that to anyone.

[DJMingus]

Blood pudding - my Swedish grandmother loved this shit and it was pretty hard to choke down. God knows what is actually is in it.

All you guys telling the women how nasty your cum is - SHUT THE FUCK UP! Don't be encouraging that point of view.

I'm disappointed none of the ladies have posted up how much they like it...