What do you eat that makes others go "eee-ew!!"

[sammiz]

Originally Posted by nygee

I eat tamales with sprinkled sugar...(you can tell my mom did everything possible for me to eat my food as a child)
Cow tongue stew...(haven't had this since the late 80's)
spinach omelet sprinkled with sugar...( I love spinach in any form)

My hubby teases me all the time over this...

Cow tongue!! Iiccckkkyyuucckk! I am glad you came to your senses and no longer eat that.

When my daughter was little and we were in the meat department at the grocers, she saw a cow tongue and asked me what it was. When I told her she just wouldn't believe me. I can totally understand why she wouldn't want to believe it! LOL

[sammiz]

Originally Posted by erino77

My mom introduced me into Coffee Soup when I was little. She hated real coffee so it was always the instant kind. You make 1 instant cup of coffee...hot of course then take 5-6 saltine crackers and lay them in a bowl. Pour the coffee over the crackers, but not all of it, you need to save some for the next bowl, it doesn;t go very far lol! Then have a big ole bowl of sugar ready and spoon like 2-3 tbs over your cracker and coffee mixture and chow down! By the time you get to the end of the bowl the crackers are really smooth and weird feeling in your mouth, lol! It is good though i tried to make it for my kids and they said they weren't that hungary for breakfast and left the kitchen!!!! Brats, anyways!

This is definitely one I have never heard of before. This thread has been most informative!

LOL at your kids reaction to this, I am sure quite delightful, treat. I am with them. I would have to pass on this one.

[sammiz]

I have to say that Ihave found something that outdoes the Century Egg. I was talking to my husband about this thread because in my opinion, that man will eat anything. He has been in many countries and eaten a lot of things that I could NEVER consider food. He is an eee-ew man for sure.

But....he thought I was talking about something called Balut that is a delicacy of the Philippines. I had to research this and I will tell you that it is far beyond anything that I would consider edible that my mind just won't wrap around it.

I am providing this link with this warning:

IF YOU HAVE A QUEASY STOMACH, DON"T CLICK!

IF YOU HAVE A CAST IRON STOMACH, CLICK AWAY!

Link: Deep End Dining: Balut. The Egg of Darkness. Pinoy-Pinay. Panorama City, CA.

[Nikki+2]

Originally Posted by sammiz

I have to say that Ihave found something that outdoes the Century Egg. I was talking to my husband about this thread because in my opinion, that man will eat anything. He has been in many countries and eaten a lot of things that I could NEVER consider food. He is an eee-ew man for sure.

But....he thought I was talking about something called Balut that is a delicacy of the Philippines. I had to research this and I will tell you that it is far beyond anything that I would consider edible that my mind just won't wrap around it.

I am providing this link with this warning:

IF YOU HAVE A QUEASY STOMACH, DON"T CLICK!

IF YOU HAVE A CAST IRON STOMACH, CLICK AWAY!

Link: Deep End Dining: Balut. The Egg of Darkness. Pinoy-Pinay. Panorama City, CA.

Ugh! I've seen those before on a travel show or something it made me sick! I had to look away everytime they took a bite. I remember they said it tasted pretty good but sheesh- food is visual too and that looks nasty and completely unnecessary !

[Suzy]

ohhhhh GROSS. That might be grosser than the centrury egg?!

[paulapoo]

I like Bean soup, with cornbread, sauerkraut and ketchup all mixed together
I also put ketchup on Bacon.

[Betty'sMom]

Originally Posted by sammiz

I have to say that Ihave found something that outdoes the Century Egg. I was talking to my husband about this thread because in my opinion, that man will eat anything. He has been in many countries and eaten a lot of things that I could NEVER consider food. He is an eee-ew man for sure.

But....he thought I was talking about something called Balut that is a delicacy of the Philippines. I had to research this and I will tell you that it is far beyond anything that I would consider edible that my mind just won't wrap around it.

I am providing this link with this warning:

IF YOU HAVE A QUEASY STOMACH, DON"T CLICK!

IF YOU HAVE A CAST IRON STOMACH, CLICK AWAY!

Link: Deep End Dining: Balut. The Egg of Darkness. Pinoy-Pinay. Panorama City, CA.

I saw people eat those on Survivor! I would not do that for $10 million. Seriously.

[Potter]

Originally Posted by sammiz

I have to say that Ihave found something that outdoes the Century Egg. I was talking to my husband about this thread because in my opinion, that man will eat anything. He has been in many countries and eaten a lot of things that I could NEVER consider food. He is an eee-ew man for sure.

But....he thought I was talking about something called Balut that is a delicacy of the Philippines. I had to research this and I will tell you that it is far beyond anything that I would consider edible that my mind just won't wrap around it.

I am providing this link with this warning:

IF YOU HAVE A QUEASY STOMACH, DON"T CLICK!

IF YOU HAVE A CAST IRON STOMACH, CLICK AWAY!

Link: Deep End Dining: Balut. The Egg of Darkness. Pinoy-Pinay. Panorama City, CA.

I might go to Philliphines with hubby for his work...I will try the Balut I think..not sure if I will actually put it in my mouth but will try to try.

[Brookef18]

Originally Posted by sammiz

[quote simonandhallie
I LOVE LOVE LOVE grits with garlic and ketchup.

I do something with my food that usually grosses people out, I mix it all together, regardless of what it is. I never eat my food separated and usually just eat it all in a bowl with a spoon.




My younger sister mixes all of her food together, too. I will only mix certain things together and only to certain degrees. Like the mashed potatoes...I will put other foods with them on the same fork bite but not really 'mixed' together. Peas also with them. If we have baked beans I will do the same with them and potato salad. I love potatoes any way you can fix them.

I just can't seem to mix grits with anything other than butter unless it is an egg.



So....we still haven't had anyone beat the Century Egg.

C'mon. I know somebody is just not 'fessin' up.[/QUOTE]

I could NEVER mix my food up!!!! That would drive me crazy! I like to eat one thing at a time, and most times I think I eat all of one thing at a time! Like all my steak, then all my veg... like that.

[cataholic]

I saw them eat that on Survivor too. YUCK!! I could not have done it!

[gutu28]

Originally Posted by sammiz

I have to say that Ihave found something that outdoes the Century Egg. I was talking to my husband about this thread because in my opinion, that man will eat anything. He has been in many countries and eaten a lot of things that I could NEVER consider food. He is an eee-ew man for sure.

But....he thought I was talking about something called Balut that is a delicacy of the Philippines. I had to research this and I will tell you that it is far beyond anything that I would consider edible that my mind just won't wrap around it.

I am providing this link with this warning:

IF YOU HAVE A QUEASY STOMACH, DON"T CLICK!

IF YOU HAVE A CAST IRON STOMACH, CLICK AWAY!

Link: Deep End Dining: Balut. The Egg of Darkness. Pinoy-Pinay. Panorama City, CA.

Oh. My. God! Ok..I lied. When I said i would try anything once, I lied. There is NO WAY I would ever put that in my mouth!

[SladesMommy]

I don't think i'm even going to look to see what Balut is!

[SladesMommy]

ok, curosity got the best of me and I looked. That was GROSS!!

[sammiz]

Originally Posted by Potter

I might go to Philliphines with hubby for his work...I will try the Balut I think..not sure if I will actually put it in my mouth but will try to try.

NO NO NO!!! DON'T DO IT!!

You have won, I think. Don't do it. Please, I am begging you! Sob...hiccup....please don't do it!

[sammiz]

Originally Posted by Betty'sMom

I saw people eat those on Survivor! I would not do that for $10 million. Seriously.

I am with you. Seriously!

ETA:
I don't think I could have even watched anyone eat one, though.