“62 Bizarre Culinary Encounters That Will Leave You Questioning Your Taste Buds!”
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#49
Callamus root, a quasi psychadelic akin to nutmeg kind of, terrible experience all round do not reccomend.
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#50
Red sumac. It’s good for you and makes an excellent tea. I also eat the wild lettuce greens that can grow in every person’s yard, including spring onions, dandelions and young pine cone syrup.
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#51
I drank out of the top of a skull during a Buddhist celebration.
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#52
Fried grasshoppers.
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#53
Barium, I had a barium meal due to stomach issues.
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#54
Monkey brains (I didn’t know until after I’d tried them).
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#55
I’ve eaten turtle, it was nasty. Reminded me of brawn, or pigs face, jelly, gritty, bit like organ meats.
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#56
Raw “chicken of the woods mushroom” when hiking as well as raw wild gooseberries, asparagus, morel mushroom, dandelion leaves. Snapping Turtle Tenderloins. on a double dog dare, a nightcrawler worm. lol.
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#57
Whale.
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#58
Petrol, not sure if it was av-gas which may have had tetraethyl lead in it (not from a road legal car).. akin to what I’d expect plastic to taste like.
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#59
Squirrel.
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#60
Dried worms.
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#61
Rice cooked in chicken blood.
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#62
Bite of a cooked veal heart (only a bite because it was being passed around and shared).
