What is your favorite objectionable food?

[Neesy]

Chicken feet..now I like chicken wings,but something about the feet..just no can do..

What a disgusting looking picture! I know they're a delicacy but somehow they are just turning me off here (especially the two fingers on the left - they look almost human)

 

[do1you9love?]

Pig is God's gift to humanity. (As well as thumbs)

As we say in my house, a magical animal!

 

[DiO'Bolic]

Olive loaf sandwiches, bear stew, pan fried walleye, and venison jerky (wild shoe leather). Yummmmmm

 

[DiO'Bolic]

Almost never pass up escargot when I see it on a menu. Snails wrapped in bacon and served over a mushroom is the best.

Spoiler

 

[staropeace]

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Almost never pass up escargot when I see it on a menu. Snails wrapped in bacon and served over a mushroom is the best.

Spoiler

I cooked them many times when working at a french eatery. Lots of garlic butter...yum. They taste like a good cut of steak.

 

[mjs9153]

Olive loaf sandwiches, bear stew, pan fried walleye, and venison jerky (wild shoe leather). Yummmmmm

You don't object to regular venison do you, nice and tender fried in black iron skillet with mushrooms and bacon and onions? mmmmm.. this picture isn't the black iron skillet but you you get the idea..
The black bear I can see, I had a buddy that was a big hunter and he made some black bear hamburgers for a bunch of us one day.. that really turned my stomach, they were really greasy and strong tasting, bleck...

 

[DiO'Bolic]

You don't object to regular venison do you, nice and tender fried in black iron skillet with mushrooms and bacon and onions? mmmmm.. this picture isn't the black iron skillet but you you get the idea..
The black bear I can see, I had a buddy that was a big hunter and he made some black bear hamburgers for a bunch of us one day.. that really turned my stomach, they were really greasy and strong tasting, bleck...
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Regular venison is good if not too gamy. I only like black bear in a stew, as it seems to soften the taste. I've had bear in steaks and burgers and agree with you... bleck. Unfortunately is it rare to find fresh venison in this state with all the regulations and restrictions. All my venison comes from hunters and that is at the end of the year and spring for the jerky.

 

[GNTLGNT]

 

[rockerchick]

I like butter chicken. It looks like something an animal regurgitated and smells up the whole house. This is why I only eat it at work.

 

[Grandpa]

Oh, herring. I'd buy a jar of it and take it to the office to eat. Sometimes with crackers, sometimes just out of the jar. It was pungent. I'd have to endure the sneers and comments of others in the office and hope that every cat in a hundred-yard radius wouldn't be scratching at the door.

 

[Neesy]

I like butter chicken. It looks like something an animal regurgitated and smells up the whole house. This is why I only eat it at work.

I find this very funny - you have a sick sense of humour

 

[mjs9153]

Oh, herring. I'd buy a jar of it and take it to the office to eat. Sometimes with crackers, sometimes just out of the jar. It was pungent. I'd have to endure the sneers and comments of others in the office and hope that every cat in a hundred-yard radius wouldn't be scratching at the door.

My father really liked sardines, either alone or on crackers. I've tried but I just cannot like them.. yes they make the list for an objectionable food..

 

[DiO'Bolic]

Surströmming

Actually, NO! Even I’m not that perverse.

In high school I had a friend from Sweden in my senior year. One day at his house he cracked open a can of the stuff. I ran screaming in terror with the first whiff.

 

[Charms7]

I had to look it up. My curiosity burned.

Surströmming (pronounced [²sʉːˌʂʈrœmːɪŋ], Swedish for "sour herring") is a type of fermented Baltic Sea herring.

The Baltic herring, known as strömmingin Swedish, is smaller than the Atlantic herring, found in the North Sea. Traditionally, the definition of strömmingis "herring fished in the brackish waters of the Baltic north of the Kalmar Strait".

 

[Neesy]

Speaking of fish, we used to fry up a big batch of smelts in the spring - they're good rolled in flour or bread crumbs and fried crisp in a black cast iron pan.

Smelt - The Canadian Encyclopedia

 

[not_nadine]

My father always had pickled eggs in the fridge. My friends father had pickled pig's feet.
Actual feet in a jar. With hoofs, if I remember right. We would scare each other with the packed in jar of them.

 

[mjs9153]

My father always had pickled eggs in the fridge. My friends father had pickled pig's feet.
Actual feet in a jar. With hoofs, if I remember right. We would scare each other with the packed in jar.

I like the pickled eggs!Never had the hoofs,it was a little too offputting for me visually..

 

[mjs9153]

Speaking of fish, we used to fry up a big batch of smelts in the spring - they're good rolled in flour or bread crumbs and fried crisp in a black cast iron pan.

Smelt - The Canadian Encyclopedia

That doesn't sound too bad..

 

[not_nadine]

I like the pickled eggs!Never had the hoofs,it was a little too offputting for me visually..

Well, I never ate them. We just chased each other around carrying the horrifying jar.

 

[mjs9153]

Well, I never ate them. We just chased each other around carrying the horrifying jar.

Sounds like a good game,tag with amputated pig limbs..