Bizzare foods

Nov 23, 2007

Baby Octopus in Soju (Korea): You are given a bowl of live baby octopuses and a plate which is covered in soju (Korean alcohol). You pick one octopus up and wipe it in the soju which puts it to sleep and then eat it. There is more fun near the end of the meal when there is less soju on the plate or

Baby Octopus in Soju (Korea): You are given a bowl of live baby octopuses and a plate which is covered in soju (Korean alcohol). You pick one octopus up and wipe it in the soju which puts it to sleep and then eat it. There is more fun near the end of the meal when there is less soju on the plate or the octopus doesn't go asleep and starts to fight as you're eating it.

Dancing Shrimp (China): Large live shrimp are taken from a tank and plopped into a scalding hot clear soup broth and served with a side of red pepper paste. Shrimp prepared in this way are usually served in a large glass bowl with a lid. They need the lid because they bring them to the table quickly and the shrimp are still “kicking” and jerking. You bite right into the shells and bodies and chew the meat out and then spit out the shells and legs and such.

Mopane Caterpillars
(Africa) Mopane are eaten in various Southern African countries (South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana).

Urine
(Kenya, Tanzania) Bovine urine is reputedly used by the Masai. In India bovine urine is used as a sedative and human urine is drunk by yogi such as Gandhi, who drank his urine every morning.

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