Worst Food Ever

[Bungleau]

Originally posted by Lady Blue03: For me: asparagus, or however its spelled. Vegetable from hell. It's SO nasty, and parents make me eat it *gag* [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Depends how it's cooked, for me. We make it so it's still firm and tasty, serving it with italian dressing (or perhaps marinated in it). My dad boils it until it resembles a sloppy green mass of chlorophyll that you can eat through a straw. [img]graemlins/1puke.gif[/img]

[Donut]

Grits!

[Sir ReGiN]

Wolfie you traitor =P Surströmming is a (I dare say) delicious meal! Okay the smell may not bear much resemblence to that of a fresh roses on a starlit night ( ) but hey, you can always breath through your mouth , but the taste is far better than the smell!

My two worst meals would have to be "pölsa" (looks like puke and the taste is very similar) and sausage, not very keen on eating meat that I have no idea where it came from =p

[Stormymystic]

Originally posted by Donut: Grits!

I agree 100%, that stuff is so [img]graemlins/1puke.gif[/img]

[Ronn_Bman]

Hey, don't knock grits 'til you've tried them. With a bit of salt and pepper, a little butter, and some cheddar cheese they are delicious! [img]smile.gif[/img]

Now, I've never actually eaten pig brains as a solo item, but I do know they are included in potted meat, Vienna Sausages, and best of all, in canned bulk sausage, which is the single best breakfast food in existence. My friend refers to pig brains and similarly gross sounding items as canned beaks and butt-holes referring to their "left-over" status

Bulk sausage on toast and cheesy grits.... Oh YEAH baby! [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]

But wait, this is suppose to be about gross foods. I've rarely met a food I didn't like. The only things that come to mind are spinach(boiled) and cranberry sauce. I'll have to say the eggs mentioned earlier with the nearly formed baby chicks are something I could never eat, and if I cracked an egg open that had one in it I'd probably vomit. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[ 11-05-2003, 12:27 PM: Message edited by: Ronn_Bman ]

[Ladyzekke]

Gee now my two food choices don't sound so bad after reading all this LOL!!! I don't know why, but the one that revolts me the most hearing about is Pritchke's rabbit soup with the floating rabbit heads in it . I mean, just something about a soup that has actual Heads in it is just...

[ 11-05-2003, 12:36 PM: Message edited by: ladyzekke ]

[Svaerdhelgon]

Dude I actually enjoy pölsa alot!
However surströmming is about as disgusting as it gets
Salt liqourice is really good

The most gross must be fiskbullar(dunno the english word) in crab or tomatoe sause

[Zuvio]

Sauercrops UUURRGGGHHHH!!!!!

[WOLFGIR]

Originally posted by Svaerdhelgon: Dude I actually enjoy pölsa alot! However surströmming is about as disgusting as it gets Salt liqourice is really good The most gross must be fiskbullar(dunno the english word) in crab or tomatoe sause

Agree with you about fiskbullar. That is hideous, espacially the ones you got forcefed in school.. iiik

Pölsa good?? Man are you a northerner??

[wellard]

Originally posted by Timber Loftis: Wellard, don't know if it was answered, but you were referring to Balut? Eggs with nearly-formed baby chicks in them? Theyre crunchy, y'know. Bones.

To quote a Harkoliar post. Please have a bucket or bowl ready before reading. You have been warned [img]graemlins/evilhaha.gif[/img]

BALUT, for those still blissfully ignorant
is a fertilized duck egg. It is commonly sold with salt in a piece
of newspaper, much like English fish and chips, by
street vendors usually after dark, presumably so you can't see how
gross it is.

It's meant to be an aphrodisiac, although I can't imagine anything
more likely to dispel sexual desire than crunching on a
partially-formed baby duck swimming in noxious fluid.

The embryo in the egg comes in varying stages of development, but
basically it is not considered macho to eat one without
fully discernable feathers, beak, and claws. Some say these crunchy
bits are the best.
Others prefer just to drink the so-called 'soup', the vile,
pungent liquid that surrounds the aforementioned
feathery fetus...excuse me, I have to go and throw up now. I'll be
back in a minute. [img]graemlins/drooler.gif[/img]