[ SECRET POST #2739 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2739 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Foreign food

[kallanda_lee]

I will basically try anything that is a) not alive and b) doesn't smell like it will poison me and c) I already know I don't like. So that might rule out some of them.

But then, I do think people make such a big deal of it and they just demonize or are scared of foreign food. I spend almost a month in India, I ate local, I never had something that tasted bad or made me sick. I was brought up with my grandma's and mom's Czech cooking, and I know some of my friends looked at that funny, too. It's just food, most of the time.

Re: Foreign food

[mechanosapience]

Hilariously, the live dismembered cephalopod was one of the few things in the video that I would have little trouble eating. I would try the durian and the fermented soy beans, but I'm leery of chicken feet and duck embryos.

Re: Foreign food

[kallanda_lee]

Well, if it's dismembered it's technically not alive...just twitching. I've had squid sandwich before.

Re: Foreign food

[(Anonymous)]

I've had squid salad (and the Burmese restaurant) and squid and pineapple (at the Vietnamese restaurant). I love squid!

Re: Foreign food

[(Anonymous)]

I love squid too!

Re: Foreign food

[(Anonymous)]

For me the twitching would get to me - but that's because it would annoy the hell out of me while I chewed it [and also make it impossible not to squeak the squid while eating it and that just gets all my "Hell noes".]

Re: Foreign food

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, same as far as not being easy to scare off food. Though I do live in part of the US that's...um...well known for being willing to fry [and eat] anything that doesn't kill them first so that's not saying a whole lot. ^^;;

That said, I'm not sure I'd touch the squid. Not because I won't try it, or even that I don't like the taste. I just can't stand how it always seems to squeak on my teeth when I try to chew it. >