Nothing exotic--beef tongue sandwiches.

squirrel!!!!! I tried here in Texas, they are not too bad...LOL

Lamb Brain. I promised I would at least try it. I did, I didn't like it.

Delicatessen in Botswana is Mopani worms. Can be eaten dried or fried. Highly nutritional! Mopani worms live on Mopani trees.

Oh heavens... I don't have anything to add to this posting. I eat with my eyes, so if it doesn't look good, it ain't entering my mouth. lol

I L*VE Nathans "Frog Legs" B'klyn, NY...FIESTA Not weird thou ;D *2U

I have eaten squirrel, frog legs, chocolate covered ants, and beef tongue is delicious! When I was a kid my Dad loved brains and eggs! I don't think I was ever brave enough to try that though.

Kangaroo, escargot (snails) and some weird fruit from the tropics that I can't remember the name of.

I think we are the only country in the world that eats our national animals which are on our coat of arms. Eg Kangaroo and Emu!


Love and blessings Chris

Don't eat any thing I don't know what it is I don't eat sea food I know that stuff is nasty all the waste that goes into the sea.
No I guess I tasted of squarrel untill I saw them playing and that was it not going to eat any thing so cute,
Lena Mae

I have eaten frog legs, raccoon, possium, rabbit, squirrel, beef tongue, squirrel brains with eggs, pigs feet. I know there must be more but can't think of them right now. Mildred

I have eaten frog legs, turtle, squirrel.

an eel without knowing it when I visited Azores.

I took a trip to Japan, need I say more. urchin, squid, raw, sushi the real stuff.

Well the funniest thing i ate was choc. covered moose dropping MMMMMMMMMMMMM very good:):)Carolyn

I've eaten some pretty strange things. Some knowing but most not. Octopus eyes (not knowing), I thought they were olives and I was very, very young. Ostrich meat (red, lean meat) and eggs. Chocolate covered ants, beef tounge, calamari (squid), eel, porcupine, moose, deer (this Calif. girl now lives in Canada)squirel, rabbit and rattle snake.

Well i'm from Canada and yes i have eaten our national animal the beaver and the moose. My grandfather was a trapper and i had no idea until i got older and moved to the city that is was not normal to eat all these wild animals... oooooooo well. They tasted good then and back then we didn't ask " whats for dinner". We just ate what was on our plate and said thank you.
hugs lee

Frog's leg, it tates like chicken. It was that bad, but I would not buy it to cook it.

Oh this is a good one. I was brought up being offered a wide selection of food. I remember sheeps head broth, pigs heads, pigs trotters (feet), brains, sweetbreads, tongue. The first time I was given straw mushrooms I thought they were eyeballs. I dont like tripe, my mum and her parents LOVED it and I seem to remember them eating gallons of the stuff. Some of you might think my selection is unusual but I am reading about some foods I have never thought of eating.

Must pass on this one. No I don't eat something if I don't know what it is.
Hugs Yvonne

Sorry friends I am the worst eater in town
I wont even try anything if I dont like the look of it.. this drives my hubby mad :-)
I think my problem is Im sick very easily I can smell milk when its about to turn..and then Im off lol
but the worse for me was when my now 19 year daughter at the age of 1, ate my friends cat food and asked for more.. I was so sick I could not eat anything or change her nappy for days..
even thinking about it now my mouth is starting to water.. I am so mad
big hugs - Mooie xx

Just recently tried fried pickles. They were ok but a bit salty.

Hi all, I married a Saudi and live in Saudi Arabia and have cooked lambs feet, make them really well but have NEVER eaten them LOL I must know what's in front of me or won't eat it he he