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What is the most unusual or horrid food you have eaten

janer1967
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Hi all
New topic for us all
Mine is tripe
New topic for us all
Mine is tripe
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When my brother was in primary school he had to do a project on India. As part of the project, you had to make some traditional Indian food. My Mum found (goodness knows where) a recipe for orange juice soup which they then made together, and it is still a running joke among the family that it's probably the worst thing we've ever tasted. I think putting orange in other soups is a real thing, such as carrot and orange soup, but this was definitely not an authentic recipe and it really did taste awful.Online Community Coordinator, she/her
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Sounds disgusting @Tori_Scope
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It was. I don't fancy the look of tripe ?Online Community Coordinator, she/her
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Years ago I tried tripe with salt and vinegar happy too say I haven't ate it since ?
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Yes @willow12 my dad used to have it every friday with vinegar on
We used to go to the fish market every week to buy it I can still smell it -
R bless
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I am lucky to have never eaten anything truly disgusting! At least nothing bad enough that I can remember it to share here, anyway!
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What about unusual @66Mustang
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janer1967 said:What about unusual @66Mustang
I also have tried salmon jerky which is really nice and extremely good for you. It is very high in protein and has little fat or carbohydrate.
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Chloe_Scope said:Mayonnaise!
The condiment of gods?
I once won a month's supply of seaweed crisps. On receiving them I understood why they were being given away. Vile.Online Community Co-ordinator
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Salt and vinegar crisps, I hates em.
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How can anyone hate crisps, though maybe the seaweed ones though seaweed is quite nice if cooked right
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That's almost a bannable offence @leeCalOnline Community Coordinator, she/her
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@janer1967 and @Tori_Scope the salt and vinegar crisps chemically burn my lips and cause them to peel slightly! If they didn’t do that I’d just not like the taste and not hate them. ?
i find balsamic vinegar does the same but far less. Just a sensitive soul I guess.“If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito.”
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I must admit a lot of the salt and vinegar ones have a very strong taste which isnt pleasant
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Don't like salt and vinegar crisps me they make me gag lol I do like a packet of scampi fries every now and again haha
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tuna fish salmon prawns
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