Tarantulas, eaten in Cambodia
Raw Herring, eaten in Holland
Stink bugs, eaten in Irian Jaya, Indonesia
Beetles, eaten in China
Horseshoe Crab Roe & Nast, eaten in China
Raw Octopus, eaten in Korea
Cooked Crickets, eaten in various parts of Asia
Rotten Soybeans, eaten in various parts of Asia
Duck Fetus Egg (Balut), eaten in Southeast Asia
Codfish Sperm, eaten in various parts of Asia
Mopane caterpillars, eaten in Botswana
Grasshoppers, eaten in Oaxaca, Mexico and in various parts of Asia
Dried lizards (for soup), eaten in Japan
Bird's nest soup, eaten in China
Tuna Eyeball, eaten in Japan
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2 comments:
Wah.. i can't eat all those foods..
did you try the Tuna Eyeball? did it serve uncooked? It seems that you have had it next to a computer!
I tried the bird nest soup and used to buy bottles of bird nest soup like this as it is healthy and convenient:
hongkong-bird-nest.50webs.com
Actually, you would not feel like you are eating a nest. indeed, it is more like eating egg white.
Dried lizards maybe ok if my mom use it for the soup and never tell me its existance. I am not brave enough to try others.
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