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Beef liver. Just the texture. Actually, most meats and dairy products. The only foods I'll eat from those categories are yoghurt and chicken. I also don't like avocado or cucumber, and triscuit (sp?) crackers are horrid. So is white bread and caesar salad and croutons (ewewew). Tomatoes are pretty up there as well. And mangoes. Gross.
I guess you could say I'm picky, lol.
well ive heard of this food in the philippines, cambodia and vietnam that there's a duck egg that still has a baby duck in it and it's all slimy with a beack feet wings eyes and all :P and also monkey brains and ox's thingy ya knowww soup and RATS! in north korea they love rats! they said it tastes stringy and chewy and like chicken :P
When I was about 8, my mother cooked TONGUE and put a piece on my plate. NO way. I was forced to take a tiny bite. That was the first and last time.
I suppose it;s just the thought that there's a big tongue lying on the plate. Maybe if it didn't look like one... lol, it would be easier.
I have eaten mopani worms, but yes in certain cultures maggots are a food. I consider them one, just I will not ever try it.
LOL Irene, please tell me you don't consider maggots to be a food... and please tell me you've never eaten them...
A cow's man bag. Yeah. they actually eat that.... fry the sack, and cook the man circles.....
I will have to say clams.... they are soo slimy and gross they make my stomach itch lol
Camel meat. I like camels :( Ahm head cheese, chicken heart and butt, and snail.
Oh and chicken liver. But maybe my mums cooking was at fault there.
For me it was chocolate covered locusts on a stick... Ewwwwww : P
Fried cow brains on bread the old Guacho style for mayo on bread
I love tongue. It's a really nice meat if prepared properly.
Maggots rates as the top grossest thing for me to eat.
I had no idea! Very hard to imagine...
Dog....I hear they eat it in china
musta been tough and chewy blahhhh
chocolate covered ants
Pie!
barf
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