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12-05-2012, 09:56 PM
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Poi in Hawaii. It really does taste like wallpaper paste.
My ex bought and cooked beef tongue!!! I could not even look at it. Major ewwwwww Caviar .... fish eggs ??? No way Icky foods to me
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I feel you Dante. Except on the tongue, a.k.a. "Lengua." I am not a cook but I have eaten some of the best lengua when cooked home made the mexican way. Delicious!
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While I was teaching in Bangkok 10 years ago I was taken out for a Lunar New Year meal. My hosts especially ordered a sauteed goose foot dish - it was quite slimy, chewy and full of little bones. I would say that was my ickiest dish every eaten. Now, give me
 any day, any way and I'm quite a happy camper!
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