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Black pudding. I think it's considered pretty good, but...
Would any American eat that if it was put on a plate in front of them? | |
why would anyone? | |
I'd try it. I'd say dog. Nobody in a western country wants to eat a dog! | |
I love Black Pudding! Though i am expecting british food to feature heavily on a topic like this... | |
I'm (technically) an American, and I might consider it. Black pudding is a blood pudding right? Yeah, I've always been curious as to what a blood-based food would taste like. Of course, this is coming form someone who tried and liked Escargot (it's actually a bit like simmered mushrooms when cooked properly). | |
Sorry to be the 5th person to quote you, but isn't black pudding pigs blood? Eurgh. I hate the crap my boyfriend eats, if he eats pizza in his room, I have to stick my head out the window cos the smell is revolting >_< | |
I'm probably very alone here, but... | |
I despise Mushrooms. They make me gag and taste horrible. I do like one kind of mushrooms though *giggles* | |
It's ok, I find being quoted quite flattering. And pizza is nasty, but only when it comes from Papa Johns or Dominoes. | |
Curry. I hate the sight, smell and taste of the stuff. eugh. When a mate of mine decided to get a Curry when we were out and about in London, I ordered him to eat it on the otherside of the road from me. Harsh, but I really can't stand the stuff. | |
Anything they feed us here at school, I swear the only reason I haven't caught swine flu this year is that the food here kills lesser creatures. | |
For me, Mushrooms or cottage cheese. Anything that tastes out of date. | |
curry=McNasty | |
Where I come from, it's made from sheeps blood. By the way, I come from the home of black pudding. It is one of the most delicious things in existence.
Because it's really good. In short, black pudding is fucking awesome. | |
Onions, I hate them with a passion. How much do I hate them? Well everytime our family eats pasta boloneise, I actually use my fork to pick out any onions inside the sauce. Also during my secondary school days in home economics, (The first three years, were you didn't have a class choice, I didn't do a GCSE for the class,) when ever we were cooking a meal that involved onions. I would also throw them into the bin, when the teacher wasn't looking. Or I would pass them onto my friend, who loves them. | |
Those look like burnt english muffins. ...or maybe burnt burger paddies. | |
For someone that would eat many kinds of food I have this foul aversion towards molluscs. You know, mussels, oysters, snails, prawns, shrimp, etc. Otherwise, the most disgusting food I've personally witnessed is the cazu marzu, better known as the maggot cheese. | |
I think the worst thing i've ever eaten is icecream orange/liquorice. I used to eat anything when I was a fat kid. Anything except that. It made me vomit. It was like a sick joke from Chapman's. That, and lately, Apple Jacks.....GAAACK! EDIT: I also forgot that I have hatred for tuna. | |
My friends and I have a joke going about school pizza. We walked over to this one girl today, and told her that she's eating human skin pizza, blood sauce, and bread made from foreskin. | |
altho i hate tons of food, the worst ever has to be: #1.Balut From: What the hell is it? They are enjoyed in Cambodia, Philippines and the fifth and seventh levels of hell. They are typically sold by street vendors at night, out of buckets of warm sand. You can spot the vendors because of their glowing red eyes, and the faint, otherworldly sound of children screaming. Wait, it gets worse ... Yes, balut is upsetting on about a half-dozen levels. Sure, all meat eaters know on some level that the delicious chop on your plate used to belong to something cute and fluffy, which gambolled in the sun during the brief spring of its life. Most of the time, it' perfectly possible not to give a shit. But, when you're biting into something that hasn't even had a chance to see its mother' face ... well, it' different. Danger of this turning up in America: | |
Just being near gefilte fish makes me gag. I know some people like it but to me it tastes/smells like a fish aged for a year in a dirty gym sock. | |
I have no idea what any of it was, but when I went on school trip to Japan, one of the meals was absolutely, bar none, the most disgusting meanls I've ever had. Everyone agreed, especially on The Swirl of Death. Most of the food was gorgeous, but that one meal... | |
the asians usually have that weirdest stuff. personally I don't care too much for cole slaw. | |
Ah yes, balut. Those crazy filipinos... | |
Pigs feet. I'm all for trying new things but I had to draw the line on this one. | |
Rosewater flavored Ice Cream I had it at an Afghanistan restaurant. It came with crushed pistachios on top. It tasted like laundry detergent flavored ice cream. I really have never eaten something that so turned my stomach as this stuff. Three of us could not finish one bowl of the stuff. | |
Tempeh. Yeeegh. Also shaved coconut. That stuff makes me gag. | |
Let's see now...as much as it's renowned as a traditional Finnish "food", "Mämmi" or "Memma" in Swedish, isn't top my list when it comes to desserts...I find its taste quite...untasty to say the least. Who the hell thought this was a delicious dessert?! I have to pour the same amount of cream or vanilla sauce into it to be able to eat it without almost spitting it out. Also, the appearance of the "dessert" is a bit questionable. Here's a Wikipedia page for a lack of a better demonstration: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A4mmi | |
... brussel sprouts... | |
Reminds of in New Guinea, they consider Leatherback Turtle eggs a delicacy. As if they weren't endangered enough without every shopkeeper for miles around hunting out the eggs. It's not so much the taste with this one, as the background behind it. | |
You are going to have a hell of a time trying to get laid. | |
I love brussel sprouts, but christ the farts. The smell... The horror... | |
Haggis, perhaps? | |
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A Chinese restaurant serves a part fried fish, which is still alive when it arrives on your plate, so it is still alive when you eat it. Does this cross the line?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/6595481/Chinese-diners-eat-live-fish-in-YouTube-video.html
Or what food do you think Satan would force feed you to torment you?