15 Foods You are Not Allowed to Eat In the USA

They like to say ‘America is a free country’ but there are actually rules andregulations you need to stick to, and some of them are more peculiar thanyou might know. There are even certain foods that you are not allowed to eat! It’s time to show you that most ‘taboo menu’ around. These are foodsyou are now allowed to eat in the USA!
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[@Cent4man]

Absinthe is no longer illegal in the US and has not been since 2009. I served in my own bar for 5 years. However, its manufacturing is heavily regulated and restricted. The Abinthe one gets in the US is not identical to what is available in France. The same is true of Jagermeister, an other anise liquor that is available in the US.

[@belliesofgold]

you're right penny . . . they removed the original chemical "thujone" from most absinthe brands which is poisonous in large amounts

[@MP77USA]

Yeah haggis is not illegal - animal lungs are prohibited from being sold commercially for human consumption but a lot of international meat markets sell haggis. And caviar is not illegal - beluga caviar is banned from importation because of the unsustainable harvesting practices but you can buy American beluga caviar. This is a lotttt of misinformation. Clickbait.

[@Aushra1969]

@@MP77USA I bring canned haggis from Scotland when I visit family. I always declare it and have never been told it is illegal. I do know they don’t allow it if it was fresh but, that goes for most places when it comes to any sort of meats. I personally hate the stuff but, my mom, who is originally from Scotland, loves it. Although, I’m told the real haggis far superior over the canned stuff. But, I wouldn’t know. Lol

[@simonphoenix3789]

just goes to show just how stupid and authoritarian the people who make our laws here are. Even after all this time and plenty of evidence that Absinthe is no different from any other alcohol, they just couldn't live without imposing regulations on the stuff even after making it legal again. Its nonsensical.

[@godlyequipped8325]

It’s heartbreaking to know the sharks are thrown back in the sea after having their fins cut off 💔💔

[@CFernandoC]

That’s absolutely horrible all for a bowl of unflavored soup. If they’re gonna cut their fins off they should do it when they’re dead first not alive.

[@thegingerrunner9448]

Yes, just eat the whole damn thing. No need of wasting.

[@nikidiajohnson3111]

Yeah that’s messed up

[@evelynfinney9425]

Soup. I haven’t watched the video yet and saw your post. Thank you. the fins for soup and I’m sure other things but it is appalling leaving the rest of the shark there to rot in the ocean.

[@averycheesypotato]

Another problem is that even if use is found for the rest of the shark, it’s still an unsustainable practice. Shark numbers are already in decline, their flesh is full of pollutants (including mercury) & not good to eat. Aside from the casual cruelty of shark fin hunting, it’s still wrong in many ways

[@dadsgrant209]

About the #Ackee: Am a 43yrs old #Jamaican.🇯🇲 #Ackee is our #national_dish. My mom who is 74yrs old along with the rest of our family. We have been #eating #Ackee for #decades with no health risk because, like every other fruits and vegetables. We allow them to bear/ripen by nature NOT green houses nor pesticides. Allow the fruits and vegetables to grow to their full potential and nutritional benefits that way they won't cause hazard to people's health. #humans_are_so_impatient 🥀🍃🍂 Y'all mass proceed everything for financial gain and sacrifice your health🤦🏽‍♂️ Allow the #Ackee to reach its potential and nutritional benefits and enjoy it like us #Jamaicans doooooooo!!!!!!💯✌🏽

[@NpausAsHawj]

looks delicious.

[@ashleighhaynes6355]

Ackee and Saltfish is one of my many favorite international dishes. I used to eat this regularly when I lived in the US and I never got sick from the Ackee fruit. I actually had forgotten that it was poisonous. Lol.

[@trendingfarmus]

Has there been any evidence of unethical practices occurring within the processing factory?

[@nicolem.5452]

Kinder eggs are sold in the US. The reason why they were able to sell the eggs were because they seperated the chocolate from the toy into two packets. Although if you didn't want the toy, the company makes a chocolate wafer/bar. 😋 I highly recommend it.

[@jerseyboyraiderbethea1211]

My daughter just ate one

[@jadegalvan957]

The ones he’s showing in the video at the beginning is what are sold here The ones w the toy is illegal but not the one with the white chocolate and the two chocolates on top ..... i found some at a store once and I was pretty shocked Bought most of them because they’re a lot better in my opinion ( hardened white and brown chocolate hallowed egg)

[@Zeracheil]

@@jadegalvan957 The ones here in the US have the toys as well, they are really junky toys and are in a sperate half of the egg. The ones that were banned were the chocolate balls that had the toys inside the chocolate ball. Those were around while I was growing up and were banned somewhere in the early 2000's. They were called Kinder surprise balls.

[@CologneCarter]

The video is confusing "Kinder Surprise Eggs" and "Kinder Joy" so are you. The surprise eggs are two fused chocolate shells with a toy in the middle. Kinder Joy are two halves, one with chocolaty stuff and the other with a toy.

[@jonathanwilliams1065]

That’s not a kinder egg And while bueno is common the original kinder chocolate bar can only be found in the foreign stores like Asian markets

[@supertroopersmith5532]

I bought kinder eggs yesterday at my local Wal-Mart.

[@brettjohnson6339]

Yeah lots of channels like this do 0 research and just put out content regardless if the information is correct or not....I still enjoy the content though.

[@Touchybanana]

and the dumb drones click like on the video because they're just as stupid as well

[@dustinjenney9736]

They aren't the original kinder eggs.

[@Vhetration69]

@@jesserules I can assure you we have kinder eggs in America. I even bought 2 of them a few weeks ago for my nephew. They had a toy and the chocolate part and scoop and stuff in it pretty much like you see in the video.

[@Narrowgaugesteamer]

@@Vhetration69 oh you're talking about kinder joys

[@simonwright9916]

Makes me laugh when people cringe about what does into haggis. It’s the same stuff that gets hidden away in many sausages and burgers.

[@garycarpenter6433]

You haven't tried our southern dish..........we call it livermush and It could be like your haggis and it's a delicacy here in the south especially in NC and SC

[@nickyfagan6506]

Fact ..its gorgeous 😋😅

[@tauyamathema716]

Sounds like a African dish I luv to sink my teeth in 🤔

[@simonwright9916]

@@garycarpenter6433 I am grew up eating offal so most of it doesn’t bother me. Tripe cooked in milk and onions, chitterlings, kidney, heart, liver, sweetbreads - all good stuff! When I got married in the middle east, our wedding feast had spinal cord on the mezza. I skipped that one!!

[@garycarpenter6433]

Thanks for the info.........yuck to what you had at your wedding....... ewwww, I'd rather have our sausage, thank you, now we have a company that makes veggie burgers, sausage and chicken tenders, breast and nuggets and they're good and I can't tell the difference from the meat version and cheese is the same way

[@Nekosamasensei]

Foie gras, beluga caviar, and Chilean sea bass, and about half of this list are available for sale and not banned in the US.

[@gustercc]

Exactly! I saw sea bass at central market this past Monday. Not sure where this guy gets his information.

[@jessicahay9305]

Sea bass sold at the store is not actually band anymore but it is under very strict regulations in regard to the number caught and in what area the size fish that are kept and the time of year that you're allowed to catch them. Unrelated but were you aware that salmon sold in the US is almost never actually salmon, it is usually a cheaper fish thats been infused with pink dye. The Beluga caviar in the US is not actually from the correct fish, it comes from breeds of fish that have been hybridized with the original fish from which beluga caviar came.

[@mobmeal3010]

This whole video was full of inaccuracies, wrong images & sometimes pure BS.

[@4146479]

Right, I've had foie gras at a US restaurant.

[@mikemeengs5720]

@@mobmeal3010 Don't forget the guy's annoying voice. Irritating.

[@linzeed1392]

Is it just me or did they say beluga caviar twice??? N shark finning is just disgusting it is ignorant!

[@DestroyerXGaming]

Yes, they did. With a little bit of editing here and there, this is the same video that was posted on their sister channel, The Finest, on May 27, 2020. kzbin.info/www/bejne/boHSaIhmrb53odE

[@whatkjsaw4461]

Yes both #14 and #11, same.

[@kicknsystm]

Yeah, I caught that too.

[@JohnnyAllstar327]

How did they not catch that they did caviar twice?? Anyone with half a brain cell could catch this

[@JoshuaSmith-yu1mh]

I wouldn't mind trying some shark in general it's one of those things on my list to try but I wouldn't let it suffer or be inhumane about it I'm not a monster

[@paw9213]

Haggis is like a giant piece of boudin, which is something you can get at nearly every gas station in south Louisiana. There is even something called boudin balls that is served at all Cajun restaurants that is the same thing as a link of boudin but without the innards casing, rolled into a ball, battered and fried, somewhat resembling a meaty hush puppy. I would bet the main difference would be one is much spicier than the other. Can you guess which one?

[@liuzhou]

Nonsense.They are nothing alike.

[@hisexcellency916]

I’d say it’s more like scrapple.

[@normmthestormm5719]

If you want the fin, why not eat the whole damn thing? Shark's good eatin.

[@freetoiletpaperumakeit4u508]

I hear you Stormm...I agree. If you are going to slaughter an animal EAT THE WHOLE THING what portion is edible. You couldn't pay me to eat it, I'm a vegetarian!

[@merlapittman5034]

I agree, and that's one of the reasons I would never try shark fin soup. Plus the extreme cruelty of cutting the fin off a live animal and then dumping it to suffer a long and agonizing death. The combination of cruelty and waste is just unacceptable

[@LS-sx3ed]

:( sad

[@willthelucky9582]

Agree a lot of meat wasted as some starve.

[@abandonedchannelnotcomingback]

@ajrakoni stop killing sharks you realize the fins were shipped to China and is making it more popular

[@craigevans2026]

I'll pass on the "maggot cheese".

[@bronzepkmn]

Flashbacks to fear factor

[@jonathanbair523]

If I can get it with out the maggots, I am sure I would eat it.... With them is a hard pass...

[@dawnwatkins6554]

I'll pass on all of it, except the Kinder surprise eggs, which ironically are sold at Target about a mile from my apartment door (in California)

[@peterdecesaro5021]

The casu marzu really is tasty if you like strong flavored cheese similar to blue cheese. The maggots are not any old fly larvae but of a specific species that infest some of the wheels of cheese. The interiors become rather soft and strong tasting, similar to a blue cheese. The interior is often mashed into a creamy consistency and eaten on bread. Really not as horrifying as they make out. Yeah the maggots get mashed as well.

[@purpleXpotion]

The Original Kinder eggs that are illegal in the US are basically traditional plastic easter eggs, with a toy inside, & are dipped in chocolate. You are technically not supposed to conceal non-edible contents inside food here.. But my grandmother used to ‘smuggle them’ here for us grandkids on her trips back from Germany.. & none of us ever died. 😅

[@angelkitty132]

are you sure you didnt die???? can you prove this?

[@fionamacdonald3904]

I'm Scottish and I like haggis but I've never heard of anyone describe is as sublime

[@cagrant4472]

I am Scottish American and I love haggis! It is true you can't import it or sell it, but at our Burns Suppers we had a dude that raised his own sheep, and he made it the real way several times a year. There is no law against making it yourself, especially out of your own guaranteed, tested and healthy sheep. But our guy got old and died, so now we buy it canned, from Caledonian Kitchen. It's pretty good.

[@marshugs78]

Great loophole

[@parceritocolo2281]

Can't wait to try it in my country we do something alike with the cow stomach taste delicious when your from the country side you get to eat real food

[@akmazo5670]

That crumbly sausage they talk about with Haggis is called Boudan, Its more common in the south like Louisiana

[@seecanon5840]

It’s not sausage made from pork and rice. Haggis is made from the organs of sheep ( lungs, livers, brains, kidneys and whatever is left) ground up and put into the stomach, cooked and served to eat.

[@xxyy1318]

@@seecanon5840 She's talking about the crumbly sausage they compared haggis's texture to, not haggis itself. Watch again. The video already explained haggis.

[@angelindaskiez5797]

Boudin* and it's definitely not the same

[@ericwhitmore2296]

Personally rich people can keep their fish eggs, that doesn't look too good to me anyway 🤣

[@Bravo-gw8th]

This guy has wrong info. I appreciate him trying. But he is wrong. Beluga caviar is NOT ILLEGAL any product from the CASPIAN SEA is illegal. There is a few aqua farms that produce the product that is legal in USA. FUGU is legal with a permit in USA. And Haggis is also legal to make in the USA it is just illegal to import from scotland. So really should do better research.

[@michaelcapanelli9233]

Yep. He got the absinthe thing wrong too. Absinthe has been legal in the US for years now, is easy to get, and does not cause hallucinations.

[@Oceanrex]

@@michaelcapanelli9233 No. True absinthe does. Three US absinthe isn't exactly the same.

[@Oceanrex]

Thanks for telling me. I kind of want to try haggis. The description makes it sound quite nice.

[@michaelcapanelli9233]

@@Oceanrex nope. True absinthe does not cause hallucinations.

[@williamgosvener47]

As a member of the Scottish clan Donald (McDonnald) and belonging to the war house of McConnell. Trust me Haggis is illegal in the US for commercial manufacture, sale, or public consumption. Due to the fact it contains sheep lung and is encased in a sheep's stomach. Although it can still theoretically legally make it in your home for your own consumption; then there are the smugglers who bring it through Canada.

[@jo-eldixon6303]

I've eaten alot of Conch, it's absolutely delicious.. And yes in Florida the Jamaicans love it and know how to prepare it ♥️♥️♥️

[@beatsdontstop305]

Right I live in Miami born and raised. I cook conch often. It's so delicious

[@chefscorner7063]

My favorite when I lived in the Miami area where the Conch Fritters, Yummmmmmm!!! If I had to compare it to another seafood it would be Abalone, both in taste and texture..

[@Endoftown]

This video needs updating as absinthe is available in the USA almost everywhere

[@eveny119]

Its different from 40's stuff, they took the drugs out.

[@nica4u2luv]

Ackee and saltfish (cod) is Jamaica national dish, once the pod is open naturally on the tree it's good to go. Plus they sell Tin Ackee in USA, when was this video made, 1940s?

[@deathpac1to131]

Also he stole form weird explorer's footage and misinformed us by telling us that the fruit is poisonous, its not only the seed and the unripe skin its poisonous but not the flesh of the fruit

[@artistgamerfnafrules5856]

Hate to break this to you but stores in the USA still sell kinder eggs so no they are not as illegal as this says it's is can buy them anywhere

[@meganissertell413]

Kinder surprise eggs are illegal in the US. Kinder joy eggs are sold everywhere. Kinder surprise has the toy inside. Kinder joy does not.

[@nightshadekelly]

The original kinder eggs that everyone loves arnt sold here. They have the toy in the candy so it's iligel because it's a choking hazard. They made a new version that they sell here where they are split in half so the toy is not actually in the candy. They pretty much made a new version just for the u.s. but it's not the original kinder surprise egg

[@artistgamerfnafrules5856]

@@nightshadekelly is that why the magic ball candy stopped being sold?

[@jennit.i.murphy118]

I'm pretty sure that the ban on Absinthe was lifted in the US several years ago. I remember seeing a newspaper article about it.

[@eveny119]

I think they changed the recipe. It was like a mild LSD back in the 40's

[@latoyaharrison5668]

I always wanted to try that drink

[@iwantmyfriescrispynotburnt3981]

It's legal I believe

[@steveefoley9369]

You like it?

[@jennit.i.murphy118]

I never tried it

[@arm279145]

How you gonna talk about sassafras oil and not mention that it was an ingredient in the original recipe for root beer

[@cb142]

I just had sassafrass 8yrs. ago along with absinthe 12yrs back. A grocery store my ex was manager of could order all sorts of rare stuff.

[@chrisbrent7487]

@@cb142 modern sassafras oil for culinary uses has the safrole removed. The safrole is carcinogenic but is also a major precursor chemical in the syntheses of the drug MDMA / ecstasy.

[@lisaduprey2829]

Thats a fun fact! I used to pick sassafras saplings as a kid and make tea with them.

[@lisaduprey2829]

@Debbie Flaherty im not sure if you can do it with the bark.... hmmm

[@lisaduprey2829]

@Debbie Flaherty aww im sorry about your chemo brain... my mom went through it too:( ill keep you in my thoughts!

[@kjpete3]

If I were able to get through this video, it's only because I put it on mute. I can't handle the voice of the narrator...

[@MrSdotbowman]

His voice is the worst. He must think it sounds cool. It's just annoying.

[@serultraig524]

Lol kinder eggs arent illegal i just bought my daughter 1 yesterday from 7 11

[@crystalm2603]

I hate it to bro *hits chest and pats his head*

[@HockeyFANatic09]

@@serultraig524 Kinder eggs in the USA are half chocolate and half toy. Everywhere else in the world they contain little toys completely surrounded in chocolate. It comes down to choking hazard.

[@d.ecension]

Very annoying voice

[@mscott976]

Haggis is readily available in my area and is usually found at most Scottish festivals.

[@zathtanks]

Pa Germans eat pigs stomach

[@peejay9954]

🤮

[@TTFerdinand]

As I understand it's lungs as an ingredient of haggis that's illegal to sell in the US, but otherwise it should be fine.

[@tomorrowhowever7488]

@@TTFerdinand I think it was in 1971 that there was a respiratory disease among European sheep. The lung meat was banned in the U.S. to prevent the spread of the illness.

[@shdwwolf992]

Absinthe has been legal in the US for the last 15 years and can also be ordered by mail . Easy to get a hold of and contrary to popular belief doesn’t cause hallucinations any more than consuming high doses of any other alcohol.

[@OfficerDonuts]

That's because the one we get in the US isn't the real deal.

[@shdwwolf992]

@@OfficerDonuts The "real" stuff can be ordered from overseas.

[@igoranisimov6549]

There are three kinds, one is legal in US, one is legal in Europe, and three is one that is legal anywhere but Czech republic

[@pondererofpointlessdreams5029]

Dude, at least eat the rest of the shark if you're going to cut its fin off

[@ah0g812]

Yah dont waste that amazing meat!

[@catherinejasin2606]

Jerks, make it suffer is bullshit!

[@lagatita3025]

I was thinking the same, just eat the rest of the shark! Why just throw it back and make what little it has of life to suffer? Just...eat it

[@mattybeekeeper]

They throw it back in because the rest of the shark is worthless. If they kept the hole shark the amount of space it takes up on the boat wouldn't even pay the cost of the fuel so they only keep the bit that makes money. Its wrong but that is what humans do

[@mrswalkerb2010]

Umm everything else is worthless. Sharks pee through their skin so they prolly don't taste to good

[@headshotsrus]

I’m not Scottish but I absolutely love haggis… and I don’t care what’s in it

[@johnpeace971]

Yeah to me it's like sausage or hot dogs. I don't really care what kind of meat it is. once it's ground beyond a certain point it's just meat slime and, well, yum

[@CFernandoC]

Hahaha

[@matthiasmorse5263]

ackee is perfectly safe and delicious when prepared properly. also, you stole footage from weird explorer. instead of sensationalizing foods that make up massive parts of other cultures and ripping off videos that discuss them in better depth than you do, maybe you should do some actual research on why they're so important to the people who enjoy them. kinda disappointing man.

[@cayuga2532]

Made me very angry when he stole weird explorer's footage.

[@povilaskairiukstis9577]

do not take it as offense, but for some reason, I red your comment in Shapiro voice:DD

[@matthiasmorse5263]

@@povilaskairiukstis9577 PFFFF valid mate lmao

[@shelleycochrane8880]

My classmate would not like number 1

[@williamhealey1223]

Turtle is really tasty. I grew up eating turtle soup. It was fresh water snapping turtle but it has 5 different colors of meat and each tasted different.

[@michaelveis4985]

Eating Mitch McConnell would give me indigestion

[@kathieholland4176]

Don't quote me on that but I believe they're just Banning the consumption of sea turtles. Or I hope so anyways oh, I had eaten fried Turtle once it was good. But I have not been able to find anybody to give me any turtle or cook me up some. It was very good, and I don't believe it was sea turtle.

[@OwlGreene]

I got so confused because I saw Kinder Joy in stores for years! Then you said they're illegal, and then I got really mad when I saw the Kinder Joy eggs in the video, so I Googled it to find out what the deal was because as an American I never knew there was a such thing as Kinder Surprise

[@RichardPeters_TeamRik]

It cracks me up when you do the same thing multiple times but say completely different things about them like Beluga Caviar.

[@joshuabusha8722]

"Green Sea Turtle is illegal" Proceeds to show people cooking Common Snapping Turtles

[@missmisanthropy5529]

I have eaten Snapping turdles. Good meat.

[@carlosa7598]

Softshell turtles are popular here in Japan🗾 they are also use as supplements

[@larryburnell7913]

That is correct the cooked turtles that they were showing were common snapping turtles, softshelled turtles are also legally eaten and are actually better eating than the common snapping turtles, but both species are delicious eating!

[@dustins.97]

Apparently you don’t live in the Midwest or the south. Snapping turtles are everywhere

[@jonathanbair523]

@@dustins.97 LOL snappers are even in Minnesota.... I think every state has them.

[@alfrankson7826]

Had it for Christmas dinner once at friends mum's house, guest where she from. It nice!

[@alexiawhitecloud1238]

Never understood caviar. Spend so much for eggs rhcould have grown into fish which would have made a filling meal.

[@distone2480]

Don’t you eat chicken eggs?

[@swiftcurrents3358]

Caspian sturgeon tastes horrible. It’s super fishy, more so than lobster and crab. It’s edible but not exactly something you’d like to eat all the time. Plus certain times of the year they can cause ciguatera poisoning. I lived in Azerbaijan for a while and tried it, as well as the caviar. Not thrilling. Not to mention the sale of a lot of beluga caviar is actually controlled by certain mafia groups, especially in Dagestan. They’ve been known to actually bomb police barracks’ and shit. So buying it supports organized crime. No thanks.

[@Chiguy0415]

@@distone2480 I think the cost was a part of their post as well. “Spend so much” Chicken eggs don’t cost much.

[@williamdooley4213]

Caviar is quite good. Top a cracker,add a bit of havarti. Very good together!

[@Oceanrex]

@@distone2480 Chicken eggs are cheap and filling.

[@andrewkellerhals1361]

In the U.S. horses are considered companion animals, however if the U.S. would allow the consumption would actually fix issues with animals having poor lives as they age.

[@pollypurree1834]

People won't buy horse meat. They tried selling it back in the 1960s and it was a huge failure. In the 1970s, they tried putting it in pet food and that was a huge flop also. There is no market for it.

[@rojonottahoe6890]

@@pollypurree1834 I would like to try horse meat. Most of the US horses are pumped full of chemical wormers now so it makes it a little iffy for me.

[@missmisanthropy5529]

So, you think it's ok to kill off animals as they turn older rather than let them live out their natural lives. Are you a Freemason?

[@Oceanrex]

@@pollypurree1834 I want to eat it

[@Oceanrex]

@@missmisanthropy5529 Shut the hell up. If they have trouble moving, I'm not gonna have them suffer anymore.

[@remiem-iw7uk]

Ackee is delicious! It has to tree ripen - the pod must open on the tree so the seeds can be seen BEFORE you pick them. Most have 3 seeds and on occasion 4. You twist and pull out the seeds, then also the little orange membrane residue. Cut out any overly soft pieces from the yellow fruit. You can then blanch the remaining yellow fruit and freeze if you aren't ready to cook it yet. Fry it up with onions, garlic, thyme, salt. pepper, sweet peppers etc. Pairs well with salted cod which it is cooked down with. Eats great alone once seasoned up. Tastes nothing like egg though it looks like it. May have a faint bitter taste.

[@jerseygirl6261]

After watching the whole list I don’t think we’re missing very much👌🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TheTomrow]

Honestly I've found a few errors in fact checking but I don't want any of it but the kinder eggs my daughter loves them

[@gaming4ever418]

@@TheTomrow They're my whole childhood, I loved them! Every kid knows there is a toy inside, so banning it is stupid...😂

[@gloworm6387]

Seriously.

[@lucaskoring4500]

There are kinder eggs In the US. Or at least a small kind

[@thej0kerest909]

You never had a kinder then have you...lol

[@loweel2897]

Well, about the sardinian cheese with maggots... I visited Sardinia when I was serving in the italian navy, and some colleague from sardinia brought some if it inside a sandwitch. Without telling me. Being honest it was delicious, at least without be aware what it was. Actually there no maggots visible when consuming it, it's just creamy cheese. When I was told I was a little shocked, but being honest the taste was delicious.

[@mrbigd75]

Yea bro would’ve tasted a delicious KNUCKLE sandwich 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿

[@mawmawvee]

Please excuse me while I go vomit a few times. LOL!!!

[@BullseyeBenR]

Akee fruit is just like the cashew! Also it’s not conch (ka-nch) it’s (konk)! When I was in Thailand I got a bottle of legit absinthe and woke up in the jungle with a wild cat cub sleeping on my chest !

[@bonnitaclaus2286]

Back when I was a young girl, I’ve had beluga caviar. It is very good. But I would not call a superior to certain other caviars. The big secret is the freshness and salt.

[@VillageFoodFactoryAsia]

Hi my friend how are you today?

[@misterx6346]

I think it's 98% salt lol.

[@lasheemaford8318]

🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@propaganja7264]

Congrats you ate some fish egg/semen/babies lol

[@michaelathompson1685]

It is definitely GOOD!!!!!

[@melodicarpenter5820]

The kinder egg is still sold in the USA. I live in Indiana and work at a grocery store. We have them on our shelves year long. As well as the rest of the state.

[@elizabethh.7194]

Same, all the way up here in Alaska.

[@andrewmartin6789]

Same in georgia

[@waynemanning3262]

Not the same egg as sold everywhere else

[@kimberlywhalen8564]

I have ate vegetarian haggis because my ex-husband was a vegetarian and from Scotland and when we live there because I lived there for 10 years with him that's what we would eat sometimes it's quite good

[@MsLax45]

That’s so cool! I would like to try that

[@mescko]

@@MsLax45 With all due respect, what's the point?

[@firedog93551]

Uh, regulated absinthe is available in the U.S.

[@dragonmouse72]

Especially in New Orleans, Louisiana

[@Intoxicanna]

Angel Martinez OF COUSE IN NEW ORLEANS!!

[@ImARealHumanPerson]

@@dragonmouse72 its available everywhere...

[@jimpatterson7381]

Not the real stuff with wormwood. It’s only available in France, Check Republic and a few other Countries

[@dorkiedoodles2297]

Yes but its not "real" absinthe

[@deniekab1600]

I’ve been eating Ackee my whole life n it taste so good!!! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@tiarabrown3946]

Me too

[@tiarabrown3946]

🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@naldjao97]

Q

[@husky_47]

Bravo !!!

[@husky_47]

@Samantha 1st it hamburger !!!

[@charleswilson9797]

In the u.s you can't buy prepared haggis, however the government can't forbid you from making your own from your livestock.

[@ricosuave1913]

Interesting, Never thought of that...

[@jeremiemoon1748]

Actually, as far as Haggis is concerned, as long as it does NOT contain lamb lung, you can eat Haggis in the US.

[@howbadmebe813]

Didnt know that! Saw it at the market when i was about 14. Confused for years bc i thought it was illegal lol must have had no lungs in it then

[@Helmsteroni]

So it's illegal to eat a lung but I can eat a tongue and get away with it?

[@Johnstone-qm3ww]

@@Helmsteroni no the lungs often times contain poisonous chemicals secreted by the sheep’s body.

[@Oceanrex]

@@Johnstone-qm3ww *Excuse me, what the hell.* Sheep secreet poisonous chemicals!?

[@Oceanrex]

I really want to try some. The description given made it sound absolutely delicious.

[@Naz1204G]

I literally saw Kinder Eggs at the 7-11 this morning.

[@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686]

Since they have put them in separate compartments they can sell them now. When they first came out it was just a hollow chocolate egg with a toy in it. Kids would bite into the eggs and end up either biting the toy and hurting their teeth or actually swallowing it.

[@mattybeekeeper]

That just a different product kinder makes what isn't the original kinder egg. I live in the UK and we have both and the rest of the products kinder makes

[@yolandarosario912]

OKk@@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686 ķj

[@remixthedragonx6916]

They are common in stores in the US, they have a different way of making them that doesn’t pose a threat

[@aliway4136]

Stupidity made them ban kinder eggs

[@hippoguy17]

I really like Haggis, had it at the 42nd Highlanders in Toronto and Caviar is good too.

[@davidherzog58]

If Absinth has been banned, why did i just see it in a liquor store last week?

[@Helmsteroni]

Probably not the real thing. Hell they sell moonshine at my local liquor store but it can't be real, the shit is illegal

[@davidherzog58]

@@Helmsteroni moon shine is the process. A lot of people that used to produce illegal moonshine have now started to legalize their operations

[@ah0g812]

Brother alot of crap in this video isnt true

[@Helmsteroni]

@@davidherzog58 I always thought moonshine had a high alcohol content not 45% and label it moonshine

[@williammaix9969]

it isnt illegal anymore as for real or false i know you can find both in Ohio real tends to be rather pricey though

[@bobbimort5102]

Kinder surprise are not the same as kinder joy they show kinder joy in the video and kinder joy is legal due to the toy not being inside the candy- they are separated into different sides of the egg and individually sealed -please make sure your content is accurate thank you

[@kikkinihmoh5732]

stil so sad :(

[@johnmack6523]

I was going to say bobby

[@j.robertjoseph8690]

Yeah. There’s actually a lot of incorrect info in this.

[@derrickpeace394]

Bobbi Mort I was just thinking that, my son got one from Texas just the other day.

[@lindaarbogast6499]

They still sell this at Walmart. I am confused why this is sold here if it’s illegal for sale here in America.

[@tedawesome1389]

I love that they said the u.s.a has banned kinder eggs Everytime I go to the Walmart by me is always in stock in florida

[@MsLax45]

That’s a diff one. They showed the wrong egg in this video. There r toys actually hidden in the chocolate of the egg, not in its own half on the other side.

[@hoodspaghetti2928]

Of course it would be Florida

[@jameskennedy5110]

Idk what this dude is talking about I live in TN and I've bought literally hundreds of kinder eggs for my kids. I just got some in october for one of their birthdays. They're available at all grocery stores walmart etc

[@michael-carnes]

Same in TX. I’m confused by that

[@darknight7926]

@@michael-carnes yay I'm confused in America

[@camille1p]

This is news to me that kindereggs are banned, my kids love them! I allow them to have it as a treat once in a while, but, I hate cleaning up those tiny pieces when they're done!

[@annbednarczyk1006]

Same here in minnesota

[@pattycake7102]

The original eggs were banned, he should of explained that. Hince a new complete version was made.

[@simoncquach]

Why did he show a picture of Arnold swarzneger while referring to NY?

[@jeffreymurdock8366]

I have seen the kinder surprise eggs in California within the last 2 years but it doesn't have a toy inside now allowing it to be imported and sold.

[@cannoneer155mm]

When I was in Germany in the late 1970s and '80s you could get Horse meat at the local butcher shop and the Farmers Market. In Belgium they had kiosks selling skewered horse meat and vegetables on the street corners in some towns.

[@tomorrowhowever7488]

Horsemeat for human consumption is raised and sold in Canada.

[@Doosie0124]

Are you joking me? Horses are absolutely dinner plate material. If I can raise and love a pig, trust me, I can raise and love a horse, still gonna eat it though. And I am a born and raised Canadian.

[@texasred2144]

Hey worst comes to worst if it breathes it'll eat

[@OfficialFno]

Horse has been eaten for thousands of years in asia

[@richardofoz2167]

I had horse last year in Kazakhstan. Delicious!

[@seigedrakonera5689]

Achee is legal to get in the USA, just not raw achee. You can get it canned that have been properly harvested an processed. Where its not as good as fresh achee it is obtainable.

[@d.jbarnes8904]

I really dont understand fish eggs. The only part I eat of a fish is the sticks.

[@breedube1332]

Lol right

[@maryhudock9361]

Gay fish

[@shauntayebrown82]

Lmao 😂

[@lindamccormick9438]

Me too

[@shemiyahyasharalla7695]

@@maryhudock9361 Haha!! Good catch my fellow South Parkian!

[@katrinarepine3879]

The Chilean Sea Bass is still sold in quite a few restaurants in the US. If you watch Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, the host Guy visits several restaurants that serve it. Maybe it’s just not available to purchase yourself. I don’t know. I just googled where to buy the Chilean Sea Bass near me and found several places that serve or sell it.

[@steveefoley9369]

You like it?

[@jheanellmunn2565]

Ackee is sold in America. I just made it for breakfast 😂

[@xetear]

Absinthe is now legal. It was made illegal due to the wormwood in it. You can now buy absinthe in the US, and there are many imported brands from overseas.

[@aquafujiable]

The ban on absinthe was lifted in America in 2007 and sold all across the country. In Breckenridge Colorado there's a bar that has absinthe from multiple countries.

[@wendylagree8962]

But not the absinthe that makes you hallucinate. What's legally sold is just alcohol.

[@aquafujiable]

You still don't get it. Absinthe is not and has never been a hallucinogenic it's a myth!!!

[@NpausAsHawj]

A worker of mine went lunatic after consuming absinthe mixed with black label.

[@RevinSOR13]

There was a lot of inaccuracies in this video.

[@ah0g812]

Indeed

[@williamhealey1223]

Not really.

[@Johnstone-qm3ww]

Yeah there are, he also neglected to include reasons as to why some of the foods are actually banned. Haggis is banned is because sheep’s lungs often times have poisonous chemicals from the stomach.

[@robitussin_rx9716]

@@williamhealey1223 Are you kidding me this video is horrible

[@Hromovlad1]

What would you expect from Americans?

[@sfcmp7005]

When I was in the Military Police and stationed in Germany about 42 years ago, I was at a fest. Which is basically like a Carnival. At least this one was. They have a few different types. Anyway, someone asked me if I wanted a burger. I said sure and they bought me one with fries. Of course they didn't say anything to me until after I ate it. Apparently it was horse meat burger. I was a bit grossed out when I found out, but it actually didn't taste too bad. It's lucky I was young at the time. Now even writing about the experience is making me queasy. Over there they don't think anything of it. They also have been known to mix ground pork with ground horse or ground beef. In Germany beef cattle are not as abundant as they are here in the states so they have to stretch it somehow. Honestly a beef and pork burger ground together is actually pretty good. It was one of my favorite burgers when I was over there. Pork is pretty abundant there. After the horse burger experience I always verified what kind of meat was being used, before I got a burger.

[@atsukorichards1675]

I think you are right about mixing ground pork and beef. It makes the ground meat softer, juicier and more flavorful. In Japan, the mixed ground pork and beef is called "Ai-biki niku" (合挽き肉) and usually used in hamburgers, meatballs and so on. (By the way, we also eat raw horse meat as "Ba-sashi" (馬刺), thinly-sliced, very rare and expensive delicacy, only served at some specialized restaurants. )

[@SeanHendy]

The consumption of horse meat in countries like Belgium, Germany, France etc has absolutely nothing to do with 'beef cattle not being as abundant...'. It is more simply that it is another protein source that is on the menu and there is a demand for it. Much like I can go into my local supermarket, or a local butcher, here in the UK and easily buy ostrich, venison, rabbit, duck, quail, pheasant, which might be a little more difficult in the US.

[@caitlynyeager688]

This video shows the new version of Kinder Eggs that are sold almost everywhere in the US. It's the old version that had the toy actually inside the chocolate egg that was banned.

[@thecanaanite]

True but as of summer of 2020 they reinstated that its ok to import the old kinder eggs in America. I actually seen and been buying this for a few month's here in san Francisco

[@thhb5951]

Oohh

[@AZFlyingCook]

@@thecanaanite Kinder Joy can be sold in the US, Kinder Surprise cannot be. Furthermore, a simple search of about any US liquor store will show that absinthe, originally banned due to the supposed (now disproven) effects of wormwood, is now widely available as of about 2011. Between the questionable veracity of the information and the high forced "radio voice" with over-enunciation, yeah, no.

[@ruggedmotivation5454]

Yea we have kinder surprise eggs all over here in TN

[@AZFlyingCook]

@@ruggedmotivation5454 Unless they've re-branded Kinder Joy Eggs in the US, it's my understanding that because of the FDA's ban on "the sale of any candy that has embedded in it a toy or trinket" (I think that's straight from the actual rules?) Kinder Surprise Eggs aren't *supposed* to be sold in the US. Having said that, I've heard that there are some places in Arizona you can get them, in part being brought up from just across the border. Just out of curiosity, are we talking big-city TN or rural? (I used to live just across the Mississippi from Memphis)

[@darkwolve]

Uhh We have Kinder Eggs everywhere in the US.

[@vicpiepenbrink2475]

Yes and no. The Kinder eggs in the US are not the iconic eggs that originate in Europe but rather a different design created for the US market as US law states it bans candy with non-food objects inside due to being a choking hazard. By current law the item is banned from being brought from any country to the US and if found to be carrying them there is a hefty fine of $2500 per egg and a potential case of being refused entry, I have confirmed this before with border control and you can see it on the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website. www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/importation-advisory-kinder-eggs.

[@josephbutler8870]

@@vicpiepenbrink2475 We get them all the time here in SC and they have a toy with small parts. So somebody missed the memo.

[@scottgoertzen5368]

Yah, Im with @Joseph Butler. Ill read the link that was posted for clarification but right now as @josephbutler said, "someone missed the memo," because I have 6 Kinder egg toys in my glove box right now and I will in AZ.

[@DeinVatersVater]

@@josephbutler8870 still not the same as in Europe. Your eggs are different. Also many of you have Kinder joy and call it surprise egg^^ it's simply not a real surprise egg.

[@richardehrenreich9310]

The kinder eggs here in the us are different now because the candy is on one side and the toy is on the other half. Toy is no longer inside the candy

[@paulredinger5830]

When I was a kid we used to make tea our of the sassafras roots. It’s really nice. Hard to describe, but delicious!

[@luiperez2298]

It’s horrible what they are doing to those Goose/Ducks it hurts my throat just seeing how they force food through their throat 😭😢

[@anhilatorofignorance2584]

Its In Human And such materialism isn't good 😢

[@gotanygrapes831]

If your throat hasn’t hurt making someone else happy well then your not a good person

[@zukosvfx]

Just be vegan u won't be apart of animal suffering

[@Hromovlad1]

It is the only reason they live

[@waynejones4005]

But do your throat hurt while eating it. That's if u eat it

[@marykay2461]

There is not one thing on this list that I ever remotely had a thought or desire to try, let alone consume!

[@JSkyGemini]

Same. I wouldn't touch any of these things. And even if I did, I would Never support an industry that has less than zero regard for the animals they consume.

[@SupportMensMentalHealth]

Most of this stuff disgusts me, I'm always shocked at how sinister the food industries are and amazed at people who pay fortunes for this stuff whilst pretending the don't know where it comes from and how it's made. Gordon Ramsay did an expose on the shark fin industry, I cried most of the way through it, it's worth a watch but it it is sad and disturbing

[@elizabethschastain6575]

I'm with you on this. Buy the time it got to 'horse'..I was past disgusted Those folks would eat their pet dogs and cats too.

[@vito0411girl]

My dad used to dig up sassafras roots and dry them out and make tea. He never had an issue with him drinking it.

[@trisha7976]

My mom did too. It's friggin awesome. Super sweet with that yummy flavor.

[@Coffee240]

Root beet tea yummy 😋

[@hopefull752]

Yeah I remember we drink sassafras tea

[@ruththompson9369]

I always use this my husband got me this root all my life, it's the only thing help with my painful monthly when I felt like I was in pain I could not get out bed.. I still love the tea..

[@cuchulainnmurphy8729]

My mom used to keep a jar of sassafras root shavings used to make tea with when I was a kid. I was allowed to brew tea for myself with the dried root shavings. I also would dig up sassafras roots and dry them out to make tea after I was grown. I loved the taste and the aroma.

[@SupremeCommander1]

The kindersuprise eggs in Australia are different, they are like an easter egg with a sealed capsule with the toy in it.

[@carlosa7598]

Same here in Japan

[@QuinnVioletViola]

Same in Denmark and that’s the ones USA banned not those shown in the video

[@tycho8525]

We used to have horse meat when I was a kid (1960s). No biggie. It shouldn't even be on this list. Dog meat should be though.

[@jonathanbair523]

I never had horse meat, and not in any rush to try it.... If we do ban it tho, then will beef,pigs and chickens be next??? Some say the pot-belly pig is really smart, and no one is up in arms over ham/bacon... My dad had horse meat, I want to say in the army back in the70's. From what I remember him saying. "If he didn't know it was horse he wouldn't have though anything of it."

[@mikenewell9217]

Yakamondo

[@elizabethschastain6575]

@@jonathanbair523 Horse meat in the army in the 1970's? ....My dad was WWll and saw slaughter of equine and thought it was ugly then and it still is.

[@elizabethschastain6575]

It is a "biggie" This is the very comment that will get tax payer funded horseslaughter houses reopened in USA People who eat horse would eat their dog and cat too

[@elizabethschastain6575]

@@jonathanbair523 You weren't listening. The animals YOU mention WERE raised for food in USA ..Horses are not. Those against horseslaughter for human consumption are not trying to stop you from eating any other animal you mention.

[@hphinn]

I love ackee. Let it open by itself and it is harmless. Ackee with codfish, ackee with dumpling (fried or boiled), ackee with hard dough bread ackee with anything. I love it any way. Walmart and other stores in South Florida sell it in the tin and no one ever die consuming it. Run go get yours now before they are sold out!!!!!

[@spiritualspinster4222]

When I was in Jamaica many years ago I tried turtle Octopus, and Conch. Conch and Octopus is tasteless and chewy. I have no desire to ever eat them again. The turtle was ok, but not good enough to make it part of my diet. The only one of the foods that were presented here that I have tried and liked is caviar. (not Beluga mind you) Caviar is actually pretty tasty, although most of the taste comes from the salt in it, (which is a lot). I avoid it now because of my Blood Pressure. One delicacy I love to eat when I can find it is Escargot. It's awesome in garlic butter sauce! It's legal but I thought I'd mention it. Oh, regulated Absinthe is available in the U.S. I have some in my liquor cabinet. It's too bitter for my taste but I keep it on hand for my more adventurous guests. I'll stick with my bourbon, rum and moonshine.

[@aa_dubbs.87]

Yo, i appreciate your wisdom 😭

[@ambersolomon7709]

On the conch part not tasteless and chewy when I make it

[@chericorca799]

I've had absinthe on many occasions, it's amazing! I love black licorice

[@catherinedupre814]

AND OUZO, a long time ago it was My drink, shot of ouzo 7up chaser…..❤️

[@aba687]

Todays absinthe is not the same as absinthe of old. It is a much lower strength is USA than in Europe.

[@dmac7403]

Some of these foods were for times when you ate what you could get so you didn't starve to death .

[@mescko]

Exactly. Haggis is a perfect example. The same reason that older folks in the UK still eat tripe.

[@evanmackay4975]

Haggis is not outlawed, you can get it at every Highland games here in the US.

[@soa1]

Maybe it's a little different in the US as for what's in? I've never had it but it might be that certain ingredients are don't know tho

[@jennaperez882]

I don't have any problem not eating the stuff that is not allowed or illegal 🤮🤮

[@SangosEvilTwin]

there are parts that aren't in the US version that's in the Scottish one

[@mescko]

@@soa1 Correct. Here you can't use lung.

[@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686]

I had some deep fried conch in St. Maarten while on my honeymoon. It is really good and tastes a lot like fried oysters. FYI Sassafras is what gives root beer it's flavor.

[@pollypurree1834]

Most root beers don't use it anymore. Too many people got sick from it.

[@Oceanrex]

*What gave root beer its flavor.* It's not used anymore

[@asiacoleman4201]

gdysuufwuwytw

[@jimurrata6785]

Sasafrass oil is a drug precursor. That's the only reason it's banned in the US. Sasparillia is better than most root beers

[@jessicahay9305]

@@pollypurree1834 It has absolutely nothing to do with people getting sick from it. The reason is because it is now illegal to grow sassafras because sassafrol, The oil that comes from it that was once used to flavor root beer, is the main ingredient in making MDMA aka ecstasy.

[@chucknorrisbrah4141]

We can't eat 15 foods in the States, but they sure as He'll put a ton of wild stuff into the foods and water. Wild and out.

[@secretlyamazing]

Jokes on you. There's no space under my bed

[@scarletozzy8937]

I love ackee n saltfish.....the fruit technically cant even grow out here in the US

[@lamonzeparker7744]

How you gonna talk about sassafras oil and not mention that it was an ingredient in the original recipe for root beer

[@scarletozzy8937]

@@lamonzeparker7744 have no clue WTH u talkin about

[@puss190]

I have a whole bunch of ackee trees in my yard in florida 😁

[@nicolesalmon4583]

It can in Florida

[@nicolesalmon4583]

Ackee and chicken back or chicken for me

[@andralima4287]

Conch is not only found in the bahamas it can be found through out the Caribbean

[@rottenapplemeimei7721]

Narrator: Belluga Sturgeon- *Shows salmon with roes showing*

[@michaelcliffordjr8294]

When I shark fish I never cut the fins and leave it to die. If I’m sharking I’m keeping all the meat. The meat tastes amazing to me

[@skibskokkenplle2526]

Have them on my bucketlist, Horsemeat is my favorite steak and sharkfin soup my soup..Foie grass is fantastic..

[@andrewkellerhals1361]

There's still Kinder eggs all over the U.S.

[@melissamathis8995]

That's EXACTLY what I was going to say!!

[@Vampirelord-bk6wl]

I can buy them all day long at my wife's work at dollar General store

[@andrewkellerhals1361]

@@missg.5940 as for fire arms vs. Kinder eggs, I can see the difference, the U.S. is a very litigious society, anything that someone can sue for to make a quick payday, they will sue for, it's actually very unfortunate. You can ask nearly anyone in the U.S. how they could become rich and nearly 95% of the answers are going to be one of 3 possibilities, win the lottery, marry rich or win a big lawsuit. Firearms as well as A LOT of other things in the U.S. are so highly regulated that Law suits aren't as cut and dry as a child having the POTENTIAL to choke which is why Legos have a ton of legal writing on the package and in the instructions. It's also why places like Walmart, Lowes or any other big box retailer have VERY STRICT guidelines when dealing with spills or use of forklifts, so when you see a Lowes employee using a forklift and the entire aisle is not only blocked off but there's two more employees, one at each end of the aisle standing guard, you know why.

[@AmandaMarie0120-j7u]

The Kinder Joy eggs we still have in the US, is not the same thing as the banned Kinder Surprise egg. The Surprise egg has the toy inside the edible part, not in a separate compartment, like the Kinder Joy egg has.

[@carriefox1545]

I just bought a kinder surprise egg with the toy inside the chocolate.

[@scottredlhammer1879]

He doesn’t even know how to pronounce “conch”.....lol

[@jenniferburgei5618]

YES THANK YOU! WE SLAPOVISION!

[@shan7941]

Ackee is one of our national dish in Jamaica we love it

[@lindaaumiller7592]

THANKS BUT NO THANKS to Shark Fin soup,

[@lindamccormick9438]

All l can say yuck

[@drusilla206]

I feel so bad for the sharks to cut there fins off and then throw them back into the ocean to die!! They want to live too its so sad!!

[@smallfry1463]

Even more sad that they just lay there helpless essentially suffocating cuz it can't get oxygen over it's gills as it is imobilized after getting a fun or few chopped off. Just sinking, laying there watching the world around them knowing theyre going to die slowly and possibly painfully. I don't really know if they have pain receptors

[@polarbear9772]

i would first kill shark then cut off fin and then eat the rest and share it with the intire family

[@lucasjosefsson31]

It is bassicly like someone cut off your arms and legs and throw you on the ground its disgusting behavior and it should definitely be punished

[@Kajunliza1915]

This one really grossed me out. Why wouldn't you eat the whole shark? That's horrible.

[@freetoiletpaperumakeit4u508]

Absolutely...You reason soundly and securely. But have you stopped to think that all the animals, including the sharks...want to live! Including the millions of turkeys, chickens, and cows that are cruelly slaughtered every year. See KZbin Channel "Mercy for Animals" videos and "PETA" you may start to be a vegetarian after all that!

[@takeshiyamada698]

YOU ARE WRONG FACTSOPEDIA: The photo of 9:30 is NOT sturgeon caviar at all whatsoever. It is Ikura (salmon roe) served in the style of Gunkanmaki ("Battleship Roll") style of Japanese sushi. Please correct your mistake and update your video ASAP.

[@dancingnature]

I’d try haggis, caviar, foie gras, conch, horse meat Ackee is good and is ok if canned . Sassafras tea is good but once was enough!

[@dancingnature]

Sassafras leaves smell heavenly so I’d love to have the plant .

[@scottgoertzen5368]

You can also buy Absinthe in the US as well. I have purchased bottles in the Mall of America, small and large stores in MN and AZ.

[@toddkedzie6587]

We sat in an Aspen ski resort bar one night and got really messed up on it also - then walked back to our room at the bottom of the mountain in the cold. I believe the Absinthe available today is a modified form of the original. Close, but still different.

[@shirleymealancon6488]

I have not had a chance to experience many foreign foods but I would certainly try some when out of America

[@dimesman1379]

I've had haggis in the US, every scottish festival has it

[@SangosEvilTwin]

probably doesn't have lung though

[@robwestley7370]

Sandra Westley uk, the ones in Scotland probably don’t either, as offal is not allowed in the food chain these days, as a child I used to love black tripe, but you cannot buy it now as it’s animal organs and not allowed by law to be sold now.

[@aba687]

Haggis is not allowed to be imported into usa,nothing stopping it being made in usa tho.

[@thecanaanite]

I been a chef in California for over 8 years and have not stopped serving Foie Gras. It's not totally 100%legal but you do need a permit or an approval to do it. And are some rules on how and when you can cook it. But at my Hotel i work in, we had it on menu every month or two for past 8 years and on the menu this week actually

[@raymondsaldana7293]

Which hotel

[@mommam.6101]

In the United States at least, during the second world war and up until the 1950s, our town had a horse meat market. There was a shortage of beef and horsemeat was readily consumed all across the United States and probably many other countries. It tasted like very lean beef.

[@meshiawashington5852]

I didn’t even think anyone consumed horse meat. It literally made my stomach turn more than the maggot cheese.

[@pollypurree1834]

They tried selling horse meat in the USA back in the 1960s. I remember seeing it at the meat counters in Connecticut supermarkets when I was a little kid. It was a huge failure. In the 1970s, it was put into pet food. That was a huge failure also. There is no market for it which is why it is no longer sold.

[@danielmarrero6014]

Michigan was the largest horse meat distributor to other countries up until 2006. People ate horse in this country for many years before horses became this lovable animal.

[@drew9584]

Horse is delicious. Its like deer and beef mixed. Its unreal good.

[@liuzhou]

Millions of people eat horse meat. It's delicious, although I prefer donkey!

[@deaths_reaper2428]

Nice job on using the same item multiple times, and for all the highly inaccurate things that are banned. Not worth a sub.

[@frazkennedy7474]

Haggis is really good. Have any of you even tasted it before

[@LadiDee]

12 taste amazing..itis a national dish of Jamaica

[@kelliestes502]

All the health issues are not worth it though am I right

[@peetrasamuels3883]

@@kelliestes502 if it’s ripe it’s safe

[@thagreatest_unknown2842]

Ackee and saltfish wid dumpling a mi favorite ☺️🥰