Pilchards
- NotoriousREV
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That thing they do in some Nordic countries where they bury a shark until it's rotted then coat it in salt and eat it. No thanks, I am not trying that.
Middle-aged Dirtbag
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I forgot to post an image of a tin of Pilchards. Just in case anyone was unclear.
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Corned beef. Just the thought of it makes me gag.
- NotoriousREV
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Corned beef is awesome. English mustard, soft fluffy bread. Yummers.
Middle-aged Dirtbag
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I love corned beef.
Dave - i dont have an image of rotten salty shark corpse, so instead thought i would post a short video of an Australian lady - probably one of their more intelligent ones - being surprised that hand-feeding sharks can be risky. The water is salty, but I believe this shark is very much alive.....
Dave - i dont have an image of rotten salty shark corpse, so instead thought i would post a short video of an Australian lady - probably one of their more intelligent ones - being surprised that hand-feeding sharks can be risky. The water is salty, but I believe this shark is very much alive.....
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You'd be OK if it wasn't the tinned stuff though? Surely?
https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/h ... rned_beef/
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That looks and sounds fantastic.
Tinned corned beef looks like dog food covered in phlegmy spunk.
Tinned corned beef looks like dog food covered in phlegmy spunk.
- Swervin_Mervin
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Love pilchards/sardines. Nice on a bit of toast!
Also love corned beef. Did go off it for a while after finding some bits of blood vessel in my corned beef hash. <gip>
Also love corned beef. Did go off it for a while after finding some bits of blood vessel in my corned beef hash. <gip>
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You’re eating it wrong.NotoriousREV wrote: ↑Tue Jul 03, 2018 10:09 am That thing they do in some Nordic countries where they bury a shark until it's rotted then coat it in salt and eat it. No thanks, I am not trying that.
Anything to do with slugs, snails, insects or stinky goats cheese can fuck off. Also raw oysters.
Also generally seafood which has not been cleaned. Giving me a whole fish or prawn to try and dissect isn’t fun or appetising.
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- Jimmy Choo
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After getting nuked, my taste buds changed. I consider myself lucky that the only things that I no longer like are red wine, piri piri and sweets.
Kathryn is a foody but even she has limits. She's tried spiders in Cambodia but drew the line at the fertilized duck egg in Vietnam.
Kathryn is a foody but even she has limits. She's tried spiders in Cambodia but drew the line at the fertilized duck egg in Vietnam.
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Nothing can come close to century eggs can it? Fermented rotten egg that stinks of ammonia:
- DeskJockey
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Corned beef is rank. Oysters and snails too. Pilchards are lovely.
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I’m pretty adventurous, having eaten ants, crocodile, Nigerian offal stew , but Mantis prawns were not the delicacy I expected; probably didn’t help sitting next to tanks of the ugly fuckers as i ate one. Oh, and Maraschino cherries!
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NotoriousREV wrote: ↑Tue Jul 03, 2018 10:09 am That thing they do in some Nordic countries where they bury a shark until it's rotted then coat it in salt and eat it. No thanks, I am not trying that.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04ppym7
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Yes they're a bit fiddly to unwrap aren't they and probably not worth the effort
Still the subject of one of my favourite oatmeal cartoons, though! http://theoatmeal.com/comics/mantis_shrimp
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Just looking at coleslaw turns my stomach, as does the smell of tinned tuna. Just no.
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- integrale_evo
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Tuna is probably the most mainstream NO foods for me. I'm sure I've probably tried it at some point in my life, but I find the smell so vile I wouldn't ever consider putting it in my mouth through choice.
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Pilchards are delicious. I don't think there's any food I don't like or wouldn't eat because I find it unnatractive. Don't eat loads of foods by choice though.
Have been mainly eating only plants for 3 months.
Have been mainly eating only plants for 3 months.