Posted on 03/08/2014 2:22:29 PM PST by nickcarraway
Travelling around the world is an adventurous trip in itself. During this time, one meets people from different cultures and traditions and becomes aware about their food habits and other routines. To understand the culture of a place, nothing is better than trying the delicious food of the place.
The food habits of a place mainly depend on environment, the resources, climate and standard of living of people. For anymore, food is one of the basic needs. Also, it is a part of the tradition. Like, Sushi has become the famous food of Japan, Chips are associated with Britain. Also, thinking about taco reminds us about Mexico.
Though, some food items of particular countries are more famous. Like, Pizza and Pasta of Italy are preferred by people as compare to that of other countries in the same way, noodles of China are world famous. Today we bring you the pictures of most weird food items from around the world. From boiled rats to scorpions, see what all people eat in different countries.
It was served with honey bees.
“What’s for afters?”
“Rat cake, rat pie, and strawberry tart”
“I’ll have a piece without too much rat in it”
GMTA.
Ancient Romans considered the dormouse a delicacy, and raised them.
Think arboreal squirrel, rather than Lewis Carroll's rodent.
(That's not to say that squirrels aren't rodents either...)
Here in the Philippines they will eat just about anything.
How about a yummy balut...a fertilized duck egg. If you are lucky, it won’t have too many feathers.
Growing up on a farm, I always think of rats as being grain fed.
After that meal, one needs to exercise. "Anyone for tennis? Wouldn't that be nice."
FMCDH(BITS)
Isn’t that what McDonald’s uses for the McRib?
Balut is good. But, yeah, the more mature ones with beak and stuff are harder to eat.
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