Filipinos have a harmless enough looking duck egg called balut. Only you crack it open and it's a partly formed duckling cooked in the shell and consumed in it's entirety like some avian veal.I was at a filipino wedding and had to eat one to be polite.
There is some gourmet coffee at insane prices that is popular in the US. Some wild cat eats the beans, poops them out and they are gathered. Supposedly the kitty cat's intestinal acids modifies the bean. No, I haven't tried it ( pours a cuppa Earl Grey from my Sadler Brown Betty.)
I was on the arctic coast in service visiting a inuit camp. They offered us whale blubber. Everyone refused, including a wildlife biologist.I ate a modest serving and they opened up to me like family while ignoring the entire team. I am a radical environmentalist today myself, boycott many japanese products over the whale hunt. But I knew well before my degree in anthropology food is a powerfull tool.
Aussie vegamite and a english spread I cannot remember: let's call this one a draw. I saw a english girl turn green trying peanut butter. :mrgreen:
There is some gourmet coffee at insane prices that is popular in the US. Some wild cat eats the beans, poops them out and they are gathered. Supposedly the kitty cat's intestinal acids modifies the bean. No, I haven't tried it ( pours a cuppa Earl Grey from my Sadler Brown Betty.)
I was on the arctic coast in service visiting a inuit camp. They offered us whale blubber. Everyone refused, including a wildlife biologist.I ate a modest serving and they opened up to me like family while ignoring the entire team. I am a radical environmentalist today myself, boycott many japanese products over the whale hunt. But I knew well before my degree in anthropology food is a powerfull tool.
Aussie vegamite and a english spread I cannot remember: let's call this one a draw. I saw a english girl turn green trying peanut butter. :mrgreen: