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Having traveled allot in my younger days I have eaten allot of stuff that is "weird" by Midwesterner standards. Cobra, Rattlesnake, Horse, Dog, Haggas, Ox tail soup, Alligator, Nile Crocodile, Guinea Pig, Eel, Camel, Blodd sausage, Snails, Steak Tar Tar, Crickets, Squid, Fish jerky, Octopus, Crawfish, Beetles, Water buffalo, Goat cheese, Yak steaks, Lox, ... and some fish in Jordan that was nasty and "squishey", like rotten fish jello.
Of course the "Country" Food- Moutain oysters, head cheese, Calf brains and eggs, Pigs feet, Hog Jowls, tongue, Liver, Snapping Turttle, Coon, Sqirrel, goose jerky, and turkey jerky.
In wilderness survival training Ants, Crickets, Worms, Beetles, bunny and a box turtle.
In my 20'-30's lots of Tequilla worms, dog bisquits, and a couple live gold fish. But only to impress the girls.
Never had chicken feet though.
Had a "nut" fight after castrating a bunch of pigs with my FFA class.
I was at a table where somone put ham and cheese sandwiches in the pot of Garbage soup. (Remember Kyle)
Head cheese is probably the same stuff that Justin was talking about with a different name.
Flip, are you the head cheese here?
Then there is home made sour kraut or if in Korea kimshi. That's good stuff.
Wife's family used to make turnip kraut. Used turnips instead of cabbage. They didn't let much go to waste. Probably ate everything from a pig but the squeal.
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