20 Creepiest Foods You Won't Believe People Actually Eat For Good Health

[@SuggestiveSquirrels]

Cheese with large active maggots? Nooooooo thank you...🤮

[@catmomma6942]

Lost count of how many "icks" this video got out of me

[@jeeziss]

This video has the record for activating the most phobias.

[@RosiePosey5150]

I dont think elephant when i see it. 😅😂

[@haseebjanjutt]

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[@shajay125]

Right!!!😂😂😂

[@carolmckinzey9041]

I bet we were both thinking the same "not elephant".

[@napoleonfeanor]

The whole health benefits is BS from marketing

[@leechowfoong306]

I love Salak Fruit and Blood Clam. Boil the Blood Clam and dig up the flash and deep it into spicy sauce, it tastes so delicious. In my country we eat baby sharks. Cut into small pieces then coated with corn flour and deed fry it. After deep fry stir fry in sweet and sour sauce, it tastes very nice and delicious. Century Egg tastes so good especially eaten with pickle young ginger slices.

[@markalexander3659]

How come the title says "20" but the vid starts with number 14?

[@LadyDiva2545]

So we're out here eating the alien's children growing on the corn??? Didn't we learn from Futurama????

[@kunkka5-bg4zw]

12:43 doctors do not recognize this food as healthy but dangerous for health

[@ruth_southernstar]

@@kunkka5-bg4zw wow, my God

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

Nuts

[@Luminary600]

I've found morel mushrooms in my backyard, near the roots of a dead tree. I also find puffball mushrooms along the trails nearby. Good stuff!

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

I've had the mexican truffle and it is delicious

[@jodyharnish9104]

I agree! It makes great quesadillas. The flavor goes really well with cheese.

[@lllow7931]

Natto is excellent for gut health and totally normal. While black garlic is really expensive, only available once a year in my place~ +century eggs as you can see are perfectly normal. I eat them rarely tho

[@terriewoodley2481]

I love watching ur videos

[@haseebjanjutt]

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[@carolgarwood3021]

Giant isopod looks like a huge cockroach 🪳

[@napoleonfeanor]

More like rolypoly

[@drenawalker]

A swimming cockroach😮😮😮😮😮🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳😳😳😳

[@fosta4243]

The more you think about all the chemicals and preservatives and added sugar to our basic foods, the less food that is generally considered “weird” is actually weird. Just culturally different. What’s really weird is consuming foods that have toxins and an organization that decides a certain amount of toxins are okay to consume.

[@NezukoSatoru]

IM GLAD TO BE A PICKY EATER, VEGGIES & FRUITS EATER❤ THO I DON'T EAT SOME VEGGIE & FRUITS 😁

[@elizabethsmith8609]

Chinese and other asians would eat anything sometimes quite disgustings .

[@4EverGreenYT]

Different cultures around the world have unique food traditions, and what might seem strange to one person can be completely normal to another. It’s all part of the fascinating diversity of global cuisine! Understanding and respecting these differences helps us appreciate the variety of ways people live and eat around the world. 🌍

[@BeverlyLedbetter-cb1965]

No way I would eat this stuff. I'm too squeamish!😣

[@kayceegreer4418]

Hmm... " beneath urchins" PRICKly exterior lies its gonads...which produce the eggs that crearte a custard like texture that melts in your mouth...". I didn't say, it they did.

[@foxylee58]

😁🤣😅

[@danicegewiss862]

Urchin balls.

[@stephaniewilliams-v5y]

I can't imagine eating something that eats dead sharks ,whale detritus . Nope!

[@llovebleach6530]

Then make sure you don't eat lobster, crab, or shrimp.

[@Kat-amber-t2z]

I actually kinda want to try some of these. But not the last two, or the maggot cheese. Not sure about morels, the bamboo fungus or black garlic either. And I would like to never try natto. I WANT to try salak. I might have to nerve myself to try the giant isopod, but I bet it would be good once I did. I would like to try the uni, the gooeyduck, and the termite egg soup too. I'm not sure about the blood clams- I do have a sensitive system, although my issue is exclusively with plants and some mushrooms. It could be that for some reason, a genetic quirk, etc., I'm just wired better for meat. But it also may be that since I dislike virtually all probiotic foods that my gut biome is just terrible and won't let me process most plants correctly. I admit that I haven't been able to overcome my dislike of fermented/live cultured foods to test that possibility.

[@Kat-amber-t2z]

Wwll, I'm also lactose-intolerant now. But there's lactase for that, fortunately. :)

[@roymug1623]

I would be more impressed if you can name any food that China/Japan dont eat

[@ForestTheGingerBoi]

Must admit i love eating mushroom

[@maryp8725]

positively disgusting!

[@IreneTHONET]

Except for his old également, I could be ready..

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

I got sick just watching this video.🤢🤮

[@4EverGreenYT]

I'm sorry the video made you feel that way! Some of those foods are really shocking, but it's amazing how different cultures embrace unique dishes for health and tradition. Hope the next video will be a better fit for you!

[@pamelaapgar8184]

So with the Sea urchins, people eat their balls?

[@haseebjanjutt]

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[@PuRpLePoNcHo]

Yeah sea urchin don't have balls

[@pamelaapgar8184]

@@PuRpLePoNcHo what do people eat then

[@PuRpLePoNcHo]

@pamelaapgar8184 The orange stuff that you see(the whole inside of the kina, is edible) is called the Roe, sea urchin here in nz have dark brown roe, yellow, orange, light brown.

[@deloreswilson1798]

I'm not eating anything that looks like a giant B Movie Insect/Lobster! 🎩😠‼️👎🤮💀

[@badguyfromnorthdagon]

12:43 Wow, this is worse than India street food.

[@jodyharnish9104]

I'm surprised surstromming isn't on here.

[@PatriciaAcker-k4g]

Those people are sick

[@4EverGreenYT]

Patricia is reacting strongly to the content of the video, expressing disgust towards the unusual or unsettling foods featured. The comment suggests she finds it disturbing that people consume such items, possibly due to cultural differences or personal preferences.

[@wendyshoowaiching4161]

Prohibited Food. All Species. Bugs, Snakes, Pregnant Animal Mothers, Fish Roes, Spiders, Scorpions, Worms.....

[@haseebjanjutt]

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[@hdsamte]

Then you die of hunger in many cultures

[@BlueYiperoo]

Prohibited to eat especially in the Bible books of Deuteronomy, and Exodus.

[@dudewithattitude429]

Says Who?

[@aniburns329]

We can eat insects if they are properly served, good source of protein. But the sussy stuff? The toxic foodstuffs like puffer fish,fecal wine,critters that may contain harmful bacteria, heavy metals or viruses...well sometimes it's like Russian Roulette!!

[@kellyschiller8166]

Would not ever eat casu marzu

[@kellyschiller8166]

Yeesh!!!

[@kellyschiller8166]

NO Way,Jose

[@solvated_photon]

20 creepiest foods counting down from #14 makes me think this is stolen content

[@gloomysunday9534]

geoduck: ressembling an elephant trunk....yes...an elephant trunk 😂 and why is your channel called 4 ever green francais ? am i the only one who sees "francais" ? im confused 🤔 im from quebec and its mostly french speaking

[@nantanitsmith9622]

White ant egg soup comes from harvester ants , not termites.....

[@4EverGreenYT]

Thank you for pointing that out! Harvester ants are indeed the source of white ant egg soup, not termites. It's always great to learn these specific details to ensure accuracy. Appreciate the correction!

[@JAG274]

Corn

[@haseebjanjutt]

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[@BeverlyLedbetter-cb1965]

I read it was pronounced "gwee-duck"!🧐

[@BlueYiperoo]

Barf! Barf, barf, barf!

[@Eugene.A_1193]

Chima?! Not interested!!!

[@TalmageL-pn2pv]

🤢🤮 rotten food.

[@ToyvideosKh]

😮😮😮😮

[@lovelydonutslala]

I heard that if you say your favourite youtuber's name thrice, you get pinned by them. Lemme tryy! 4 Ever Green 4 Ever Green 4 Ever Green

[@ruth_southernstar]

@@lovelydonutslala what happened, I'm so excited to know x

[@TommyFlett]

How about no? People will eat the most disgusting shit. Ill stick to steak and pasta, thank you.

[@christopherbonner4454]

Food is food. In America we are so accustomed to what we consider normal, that it shuts out any possibility for anything new. I’m a foodie, I’ll try anything at least once. There’s one thing I will never try though, the rotten fish in a can that is sold in some British countries. I don’t know what it’s called, but I will never try it. I got to draw a line to some things. Rotten fish is one of them.

[@sabinegierth-waniczek4872]

Hi, I wager that you refer to *surströmming* - artisanally (!) rotten and canned herring from Sweden. ALLEGEDLY (I never tried it, and never will, just like casu marzu - the fly larvae can jump up to two meters, and often harm eaters' eyes...) they are ready to eat when the can shows a distinctive outward protrusion - a sign for OTHER cans to be beyond safe consumption! TMK it is forbidden to take cans of surströmming on board of planes, due to the danger of bursting during pressure changes. I for one can not abstain from dry-heaving every time I just SEE natto, it is the bane of my always hungry mind, albeit I never tasted it (and never will, no matter how healthy it is!). *What I unreservedly can recommend for all to try out: SALAK!* This fruit is delicious, but very hard to come by (at least in Europe, in my experience). If you get one, eat it quickly - in my experience the fruit is often already near its spoiling point because it seems not to ship too well, and it is often expensive. I made the mistake to wait too long -> loss of money AND a delicacy, really stupid of me!

[@backup225]

What music did you use in the video?

[@Miekekekekw]

FIRST CAN I BE PINENE!

[@haseebjanjutt]

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[@tinalib913]

Uhhhh, you skipped 15-20 🤔

[@MargaretaMinhage]

Thank you for the vomit

[@haseebjanjutt]

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[@annabellethedoll4032]

🤣 Then don’t watch it! 🤦‍♀️

[@kgreen8527]

All things are not to be eaten! God made certain animals to do certain things! Judgement is coming!

[@4EverGreenYT]

I understand where you're coming from! Different cultures have unique views on food, but it’s always interesting to learn about the wide variety of things people consume across the world. Thanks for sharing your perspective!