Most Exotic Food You've Tried

Ever eaten a food that tasted and looked [insert many adjectives to describe it] just exotic, or just plain weird.

I tried a snail at a French resturant, it was like rubber.

Tell us your exotic encounters!

I've tried octopus and eel at Japanese places, they're both REALLY good.

Other than that, I guess nothing. Lol.

I think the most exotic food that I have tried is shellfish even though I live near the wet market a.k.a. fish vending place.

Do you categorize it as exotic?

Would you say that Thai food is exotic?

^Yeah I'd say that exotic. It's gotta be different from what you normally have I guess. :think:
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Last night we made the weirdest concoction. It consisted of cheese, custard, cream, jelly, chocolate icing, cheesecake icing, salsa dip, raspberry lemonade and midori. It was disgusting.

Not really exotic but still.

Most exotic thing I've ever had would probably be my first stews. Coming from a rather ethnic, rice eating background that was exotic to me. :lmfao

i ate chicken feet
i doubt anyone can top that
did i like it?
I couldn't tell how it tasted because it was too spicy for me xD
my parents are like "You're KOREAN! EAT IT!!!!!! IT'LL MAKE YOU PRETTIER"

gee.. thanks... >.<

^Please watch your capitalization etc honey. Otherwise it counts as chatspeak :cute:

Um. I had boba.
It's supposed to be like a smoothie or milkshake with tapioca balls in it. Like, bubble tea.
It's supposed to be Asian, but I don't know.
Well, the boba is the tapioca balls.

Balot. :cheese: It's a chick inside a boiled egg or something? :shifty
head of a chicken.

I think there's more but I can't remember. In our country, it's like normal for us to eat those things but I think it's exotic to other places.

:XD

octopus tentacle! squid ink! bean ice cream!

i spent a month in japan...

Snails.

I didnt know what it was until I swallowed it.

I tried a frog leg in France.

My dad was eating them, and I was young and stupid.

Patriots and Tyrants:

I tried a frog leg in France.

My dad was eating them, and I was young and stupid.

Oh, what did it taste like out of curiousity?

Procrastinator.:

Balot. :cheese: It's a chick inside a boiled egg or something? :shifty
head of a chicken.

I think there's more but I can't remember. In our country, it's like normal for us to eat those things but I think it's exotic to other places.

:XD

IKR :tehe:

And isaw! Or barbecued chicken intestines on a stick. Pork too.
And chicken feet here are called adidas.
And we have blocks of barbecued blood on stick, called dugo.

And lots of other fried things on stick. Philippine street food = leftover animal body parts :lmfao

^ That's kind of incredibly gross. xD

Prairie oysters are apparently bull's testicles....according to a person who had them.

The Way:

And we have blocks of barbecued blood on stick, called dugo.

Out of curiosity, is it pronounced Dujo. :shifty

My Mum used to have to eat boiled chickens feet at her boarding school.
I've eaten squid tentacles, very tastey.
Oh, and I once accidently inahled a fly, then spat it back out. :XD

Has anybody here ever tried Fried Cricket?

I'm quite fascinated about the whole process and what it would taste like... :think:

[:XD]

Octopus under false pretences.

They said it was onion rings...