Some people think Rocky Mountain Oysters (bull testicles) are gross. But I've had them, and they were delicious :yum:

I'm convinced a lot of those dishes started out as a bet. :rofl2:

I agree. Like a dare, I think that's how I had my first one lol

Edit: I remember all the Vietnamese girls loved it, I didn't want to look like a wimp in front of everyone.

Giant rice bugs inThailand:
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/11/14/yny4yvyh.jpg
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/11/14/yzu6enas.jpg

Fried crickets in a Mescal Bar in Mexico:
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/11/14/sapuhaqu.jpg

A note about eating fried crickets: it's a bit like eating corn; you need to chew your food. I woke up the next morning with a raging turd-on. I dropped anchor only to look down and see that my turds had legs. Hundreds and hundreds of un-digested and un-chewed legs. My turds could have beaten Carl Lewis in the 100 m.

Wow. So that's one of the foulest things I have ever read.

Note to self: Do not eat rice when visiting Thailand!

Fùck you ZBrah for making this thread... This is terrible, lol

I have a special fruit for you!

Had these while on my business trip in China last week. Manufacturer took us out. I also had snake which was very tasty :tup:

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Fuckin ew...

Snake I had once in AZ, it was good

Snake is good. Fried rattlesnake is fantastic. There's a place around here that makes python chili and its great. I draw the line at bugs.

WTH are those! they look like some juiced up bed bugs. How was it? I hope you didn't get sick. I would imagine it's difficult to turn down such an offer from your business clients lol

mmmm... grasshoppers. :yum: actually not grasshoppers, inago.

i didnt know wat they were but ate them as a kid. considering crabs and shrimp are
insects of the sea, not sure wat the big deal is eating bugs. :icon17:

http://outsiderjapan.pbworks.com/f/1300383813/1(1).jpg

:barf:

Yeah, I had fried rattlesnake. Tastes like everything else that's fried... Like chicken

I don't know what they're called. Basically waterborne cockroaches (atleast that's what the person kept calling them).