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Popular Foods You Have Never Tried

Discussion in 'Non-Vegas Chat' started by Breeze147, Jun 13, 2018.

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  1. flyguyfl

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    Sounds more like a Texas breakfast than a California one
     
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  2. ardee

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    Yes. Hubs gets a lot of his food likes from his mom's Texas roots.
     
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    Love blood pudding haha.

    Wont touch anything I fear will resemble snot though.... snails/oysters etc.

    No thanks :wave:
     
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    One of the things I miss most about my low-carb diet is biscuits and gravy. I have a weakness for them. Fell in love when them in the 80's when I lived for a summer in TN. Discovered them at a tiny mom & pop type restaurant and devoured them all over the country after that. Country Throw-up is absolutely the best gravy for them. :haha: I just wish that they didn't send my blood sugar screaming into the Stratosphere .
     
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    Tuna casserole. I don't know why it bothers me since I've never actually tasted it but just the thought of it gives me the willies.
     
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    HA! I LOVE Tuna casserole! No one else in my family will even taste it, hell they wont even look at it.
     
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    Sewer rat.

    It may taste like pumpkin pie but I'll never know, 'cause I wouldn't eat the filthy (expletive deleted)
     
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    Head cheese is heavenly when eaten with saltines and hot sauce

    Tuna casserole and potted meat are in the category of inedible to me
     
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    What an interesting thread.

    How much of what we consider "popular" stems from how we were raised.
    Let's take Aunt Fanny and Aunt Ethel .... considerable hankerin' for possum.
    Not me. But what about squirrel or rabbit...doin' the backstroke in brown gravy?
    Had it growin' up, but not since some time in the early seventies. Never had
    pizza until I was around twelve or so.

    Only one here at the ranch who eats sushi. As for things Asian, just before we
    left Korea, J.B.'s girlfriend fixed us some Kagogi. Once and only once. Had
    horse meat in Morocco. But I don't think those are what we (you know...we)
    would call popular here in the land of the free.

    I can't really come up with something popular that I haven't at least tried. I really
    love most things southern, but they no longer love me. And I have sufficient
    prescriptions to prove it.
     
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    That's one thing I don't think I've ever had, and I would probably try it on the right occasion.

    Of course I ate at Wetson's as a kid, so I may have already had it! :) :) :)
     
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    You’ve never had the “steak” special at Ellis Island?? Sorry, couldn’t resist. I’ve read too many @smartone posts! :evillaugh:

    For me, the two “popular” foods I’ve steered clear of are foie gras and veal. I know I’m a complete hypocrite as I eat plenty of animals that are probably treated just as cruelly. But for whatever reason, those two are a bridge too far for me. (Someone please tell me I’m not missing anything...c’mon, just humor me)
     
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    Damn, you have no idea what you are missing ... ;)
     
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    I like spam even though I haven't had it for years .. I use to make it for my kids and they liked it... our local grocery store sells it and there are many types now... my husband has never tried it and plans to never try it.. haha
     
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    I used to eat it as a kid. Whenever mom traveled and dad was in charge of feeding us, our choice was usually fried bologna sandwiches with ketchup or spam and eggs. We always picked spam and eggs. I think those were the only two things dad knew how to make. :) I also admit to having some musubi (spam sushi) now and then, but not very often.
     
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    when i was about 18 i tried a raw cherrystone clam... got about to my tonsils and
    was projectiled out!... i will eat fried clams or a stuffie, but have never tried and oyster as they look like one big snot/lunger... i would gag instantly
     
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    lol..the three stooges episode with Moe saying he loves nothing better than bologna and whipped cream is bologna and ketchup... and now i have the monty python spam gig as an earworm..

    when i was in catholic parochial elementary prison we would have fried bologna with buttered noodles every thursday, which is actually not bad... i make it once in a while and the wife cringes
     
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    Spam musubi ... the Hawai'ian power bar!!
     
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    even andrew zimmern won't eat that:haha:
     
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    He obviously doesn't play golf in the islands. Even the high-brow joints have 'em on the counter. They just charge more!
     
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    I've never tried Rocky Mountain Oysters or sweetbreads.

    Have eaten just about everything else mentioned. I didn't like raw oysters one bit, but could cope with the fried ones.
     
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