I know it is commonplace, but I am going to chime in with liver. LIVER! it is a filter, and what is left in that thing is meant to be refuse. BLAH!!! Not to mention it tastes so freaking gross. I will never know why it is acceptable in our society to eat liver. I imagine brain would taste much better.
spinach from a can. There is nothing grosser than slimy soggy warm leaves. Unless you add vinegar to it. That is infinitely worse. I can eat it raw if its fresh and I can eat fresh spinach sauteed in garlic and butter. But never, ever will I again eat canned spinach. Just the thought makes me gag.
Octopus tentacles not well cleaned are definitely a close second.
Baloot in the Phillipines. (Baalut, Baluge, or Balute)
Half-hatched chicken egg. A fifteen or sixteen day old fertilized chicken egg, complete with partially formed feathers, feet, eyeballs, and blood vessels showing through the translucent skin of the chick.
When I was pregnant with my daughter, I craved Noxzema. I would sit and inhale it endlessly and convince myself with all of my might not to eat it. Came close, which I guess doesn't count. I think that's called PICA. Anyway, that would have topped my list.
Baloot in the Phillipines. (Baalut, Baluge, or Balute)
Half-hatched chicken egg. A fifteen or sixteen day old fertilized chicken egg, complete with partially formed feathers, feet, eyeballs, and blood vessels showing through the translucent skin of the chick.
yes friends of mine told me about this. they used to eat it. i curled up into a ball and rocked back and forth in the corner for a while after hearing about it.
We used to have kidney stew for breakfast. It was literally black, had chunks of beef kidneys in it, and we poured it over a fried egg on top of a piece of toast. It is actually pretty good.
The thing I think is the grossest though is raw sea urchin. Had it at a sushi bar and nearly made me sick. UGH!
EDIT: Then again, we used to eat fried squirrel with buttermilk gravy for breakfast too... Not bad except when you bite down on a piece of gunshot.
Baloot in the Phillipines. (Baalut, Baluge, or Balute)
Half-hatched chicken egg. A fifteen or sixteen day old fertilized chicken egg, complete with partially formed feathers, feet, eyeballs, and blood vessels showing through the translucent skin of the chick.
Man I'm going to have to ignore this thread...my stomach is just rolling now.
I avoid gross stuff as a general rule. I can't even deal with the malt vinegar sauce at Long John Silver's. I think I would just die if presented with any of the items in this thread so far! LOL :)
Baloot in the Phillipines. (Baalut, Baluge, or Balute)
Half-hatched chicken egg. A fifteen or sixteen day old fertilized chicken egg, complete with partially formed feathers, feet, eyeballs, and blood vessels showing through the translucent skin of the chick.
Cow stomach soup In Mexico as some little road side stand. Looking for a taco stand, but couldn't find one. So we decided to try the stuff that looked like chicken soup. I knew it wasn't going to end well when we walked up and the guy beind the counter and his customers started chuckling at us.
