You can't call yourself a food expert if you've never eaten literally everything that's considered edible.
I've eaten everything that you can think of. I've seen people gack at the thought of eating insects and arachnids when it's a normal dish in 3rd world countries. Saw that American fear factor show where the contestants volunteered to eat the African tailless whip scorpion (or tailless spider).
Among all the bugs, arachnids, and meat I've eating, nothing beats my favorite delicacy, which is blood, internal organs, and brains.
Diet Calendar Entry for 30 March 2016:
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1549 kcal
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Fat: 103.42g | Prot: 102.77g | Carb: 45.00g.
Breakfast: Nut Harvest Sea Salted Whole Cashews, Butterfish. more...
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That's hardcore, bro, I like it. I've started eating more organ meat, but I've got to be honest, it's tough. I'm hoping to acquire a taste for it, at this point I can only tolerate some of it.
30 Mar 16 by member: 1point21gigawatts
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Raccoon is nasty. Porcupine's not so bad. Beaver tastes a lot like beef. As far as insects go, grasshopper is the only one I've ever tried -- it was kind of like a cross between beef jerky and potato chips. Sort of crunchy. I make my own haggis, so organ meats are a regular part of the diet around our place. I will admit, my haggis is relatively high in ground muscle and relatively low in liver.
30 Mar 16 by member: jamesmagruder
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If you want a food that's 80% fiber, eat grasshoppers. Just make sure you chew thoroughly or you'll find out the hard way when you poop. lol
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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Also, Acorn meal and crab meat makes an absolutely INSANE crab patty. (I'm an amateur botanist. There are at least a hundred wild plants I know I can identify and eat; I led wild edibles hikes for several years in my area until I got too busy and had to drop it.)
30 Mar 16 by member: jamesmagruder
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Geez, and I thought I was being daring when I tried bull testicles a while back, lol...
30 Mar 16 by member: Rckc
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My mom's favorite food is crab meat, she steams crabs all the time and makes some kind of spicy Asian dish with it. I'm not too keen on crabs myself. Crabs are basically giant underwater bugs as opposed to land bugs, which are smaller. There is a giant land crab called the Coconut Crab and as the name intends, its diet is primarily coconuts on deserted islands. I've heard of acorn bread, which is what Native Americans used to make.
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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I've heard good things about coconut crabs, but never lived around them My personal feeling about odd foods is, if I see some other human eat it and it doesn't hurt them, I'm willing to give it a go. Radically hot peppers are about the only thing I won't do. I'm of a Scottish background, if we want something to be more spicy we put Cardamom in it.
30 Mar 16 by member: jamesmagruder
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I've had turtle eggs, snake meat, and even accidentally ate maggots and roaches a few times.
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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This is an awesome appetite suppressant! So much better than all the food porn. Thanks! ;-)
30 Mar 16 by member: kpwcalories
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I've never eaten a pure carnivore's meat. Most meat I've eaten were either pure vegetarians or omnivores. I've even had balut, which is filipino for aborted fertilized eggs. It's very delicious if you don't think about it, lol. I've never had carnivore meat like cougar, tiger, lion, and polar bear. Hell, I haven't even tried grizzly bear meat, which I've heard is delicious, but grizzlies are omnivores though, unlike their polar bear cousins which are true carnivores. Although I've eaten a lot of what most 1st worlders consider strange, I still have much more to explore. Plants are easy to cultivate and eat and are pretty boring in terms of challenging the brain, but meat gives you more of a challenge and you already know humans love a good challenge.
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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Sorry about that, but you're welcome kpwcarlories. lol
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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I think you have successfully killed our appetite. Maybe we should have you post those pictures, and we will all have green arrows pointing down. Better than our nice restaurant pics. lol
30 Mar 16 by member: warrenwinter
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Bahaha, I don't want yall to go anorexic on me. lol
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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I'm flying 8,700 miles to Thailand this October and I'm gonna be in heaven with all the weird foods they sell on the streets. Cheap, highly nutritious, and weird food. I just gotta avoid all the foods that's full of MSG and I'll be fine. I'm highly allergic to high concentrations of MSG in food. Yall already know Asia is all about MSG, they're the creators of MSG, thanks to discovering it in Sea Weed.
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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You also beat down the troll, so you're my hero this week, ha ha!
30 Mar 16 by member: kpwcalories
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Dang, you read all of that? I've been in situations that kid only dreams of. #VeteranFTW #Doyouevenketo #Longbearddontcare
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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You must like that bald headed guys show on strange foods. Forgotten the name of it, but it's a great show. Bizarre Foods, is it?
30 Mar 16 by member: warrenwinter
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Andrew Zimmern. He was on the show chopped one time and they asked him if there was anything he didn't like/wouldn't eat. He said walnuts. hahahaha
30 Mar 16 by member: Rckc
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Lol, beat down the troll! I was thinking the same thing... I think that was the absolute longest journal I've ever read, and enjoyed every second of it. Bcoulal, you're full of awesome info... Please don't ever stop sharing it with us :)
30 Mar 16 by member: jessberry
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Nah, don't really care too much for shows that depict chubby bald guys traveling the world eating "strange food." It's to propagandize a misleading image (prejudicial) of other cultures that if foods aren't 1st world, it's still considered a social taboo. I understand the attempted methods in the show, but it still demeaning to those who eat those foods to survive. It's like the stupid "Teen Moms" shows. It's retarded that anyone would watch such a show as entertainment and accept it as the norm. I stopped watching cable television in 2007, that was 9 years ago, and I don't plan on going back. My brain figuratively rots every time I see a show on television.
30 Mar 16 by member: Bcoulal
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