Food is Actually Mind Blowing!

There are some foods out there that makes wonder, "how the heck did people figure out how to make this thing edible?" There's probably a very simple answer out there if I actually looked it up, but for now I'll just say that the aliens told them what to do.
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[@fluffypuff766]

Fun Fact: The reason they came to the conclusion that eating the sharks are safe once fermented was because some people saw birds eating the decaying corpses. And thus the people decided to take a gander and do the same

[@familyjobe853]

Oh interessting

[@kizitosan]

this is how a lot of food came to be part of our diet. "animals eat these but never eat those. lets avoid the ones they don't eat and eat what they eat too" Its the same with oysters. No human would of thought to crack open a slimy sea rock for sustenance until they saw birds doing it to what washed ashore

[@spicylemons8557]

Learn something new every day.

[@jollyannmadrideo6840]

Wow

[@vanessawolff4062]

I never knew that😮

[@Strikeninja3687]

I love how you made the last Airbender reference how Zukos uncle was thinking about if the flower was deadly or could be made into good tea

[@glencipher7793]

I love how your the first comment I saw mentioning iroh

[@YoungYongTales]

finally someone noticed

[@dawnhankins9534]

How does this not have more likes? Uncle Iroh references are always the best part of anything. He's a national treasure

[@pineapplejuice8174]

Mmm, Great order McDonald’s S Sa=[x

[@aqilalfaith9632]

@@YoungYongTales ating edibel barf

[@raxusveritas]

A few years back, my Latin professor made some piscum (fermented fish sauce) and chips from an ancient Roman recipe for us to try. Tasted pretty good, too!

[@MegaMegajennifer]

man, that name sounds wrong

[@raxusveritas]

@@MegaMegajennifer "piscum" is literally latin for "of fish"

[@MegaMegajennifer]

okay@@raxusveritas

[@BinhNguyen-kk3nd]

The strangest thing me and my family has eaten was this spicy salad with live shrimp in it that you had to shake violently, essentially giving it a fatal migraine and then eat it. Also, the shrimp was also half the size of my pinky finger nail(also i’m 12 for context of the size of my pinky finger) and the shrimp was LITERALLY just the shell and once we opened in, it stank worse than the fish sauce my family has plus my week old P.E clothes plus my socks at the end of the day.

[@Amicus22]

Fun fact: Popsicles were created by accident in 1905 by an 11-year-old boy named Frank Epperson. He left a mixture of powdered soda and water outside overnight with a stirring stick in it, and it froze in the chilly weather. The next morning, he discovered the frozen treat on the stick, which he called the "Epsicle". In 1923, Epperson patented his creation as a "frozen ice on a stick," which eventually became known as the "popsicle." :) Edit - I got 100 likes YEPPIIIIIII 🎉😃

[@Servalenzi]

Oh my God I love that 11 year old

[@prayingmantisboy]

The version I have heard is that he was drinking some juice with a straw and left it outside overnight on accident and the next morning it was frozen and he pulled it out.

[@abdulrahmanbahanshal4614]

@@prayingmantisboy the version I heard it was called “ice pops

[@Beastyboy363]

Also there was a gunpowder concoction on the same desk and a day or a week later he dipped his stick into the gunpowder and sucked it and died

[@Skulli_]

​@@Beastyboy363So funny

[@BlackTigr]

That's why fermentation is sometimes called "controlled rot". A lot of fermented foods are pretty good for your digestive health too. But I'm sure it's more the priority of not letting anything go to waste that drives situations like that.

[@rantuoftheshadows]

I love fermented food , kimchi , pickles , wine , cheese , natto , kombucha , salt pickled fish intestines , beer .

[@BlackTigr]

@@rantuoftheshadows Yeah I always keep things like that and yogurt, in my fridge so whenever I have a bad stomach day, it just brings things back in alignment. Lot of good variety out there. I remember being surprised to find out chocolate is also fermented.

[@cybershoutmon9741]

For my pick, though I haven’t eaten it yet,but would love to try, is bacon wrapped mashed potatoes, that was created in that food wars anime, though it did inspire me to want to create something similar, by cutting open a fillet mignon and stuff it with mashed potatoes, before wrapping it in bacon, and a puff pastry, pretty much creating the final form of beef wellingtons. It sounds weird but it would be a kickass meal

[@tuesdaywithjisoo8395]

A lot of mothers actually make placenta soup after birth cause it gives them nutrients for the baby. When researching I found some people make placenta ramen noodles and add cheese to it. Look I get the health benefits and that animals eat it so it's natural. (when my dog gave birth she ate the placenta off her puppies) but you have to admit, it's very weird.

[@nalinea18]

Hákarl is definitely one of those "we're living on an island in the middle of nowhere and the options are limited"-foods. It's also not that bad (tbf I am Finnish, so maybe there's some Nordic "icy hellscape survival"-gene needed to eat weird shit like that), the smell's not great but the taste is ok, like how some cheeses are. It's also nowadays eaten in small cocktail-stick quantities and washed down with an Icelandic akvavit. I have to admit the booze does help 😂

[@TaruOwO]

Suomi Finland perkele!

[@angeljafbenitez1843]

Booze makes almost everything better

[@SaskiaSketches]

As someone who is chronically ill and can’t eat anything that was even in the proximity of the foods on my “nope” list I am both so confused and impressed at the sheer gall and spite of people willing to try these questionable things LOL

[@notapeopleperson6761]

I’m ready to try anything eatable except onion rings.

[@B_4035mn]

@@notapeopleperson6761 You're telling me you'll drink poop coffee(Kopi Luwak) but you won't eat onion rings? What's wrong with onion rings?

[@iregretmakingthis2934]

@@B_4035mn Poop cofee....

[@kiwin7119]

I'm impressed by pickled or fermented foods. Who thought vinegar, salt, and veggies would taste good after a few weeks?

[@obsessedwithspiderman]

This except I'm autistic lol

[@chelseagonzales7584]

1:44 LOVED the avatar: the last airbender reference! Here’s one for you: I laugh at gravity all the time! HAHAHAHA, gravity!

[@mysticfox9718]

I watch cooking and baking shows when I want to relax and watch a bit of TV. Chopped is a cooking show I like to watch. There are 4 chefs and each have a basket of 4 ingredients. That they have to use in their dish. If they don’t use it they will be chopped (they will be sent home). And sometimes you may see ingredients that you never seen, heard of, or tasted. And I have seen some….”interesting” ingredients that the chefs had to use 😬. Some of those ingredients can be a combination of something together!

[@notapeopleperson6761]

As a Swede, surströmming or fermented herring is actually really good if you eat it right. It tastes like salt, like REALLY REALLY salty. So you need butter, potatoes, messmör (idk if you have something like that), red onion and a piece of tunnbröd (again idk if you guys got something like that) to even out the salt. It is one of my favorite foods so I guess it works.

[@Onsvaltti]

One of my fav things as a Finn is to go to a youtube to watch people open Surströmming can and not to die. :D

[@TheRealAquaz]

As a german that loves fish - surströmming goes down pure too 😄

[@titankorki3133]

So I live on a coast and we have something called candle fish, there smaller versions of herrings and there real plane but if you let them dry out for a while they have quite a few uses of being able to burn, eat, and even supplement your meals

[@mollofistraye5164]

one of my favorite things to do as a filipino is to show people about our local dishes, cause sometimes they sound and look gross but are actually really good, and i like seeing other's reactions because it's normal food to me. my go to dishes to tell people about are balut and dinuguan! if you're up to some exploring, give those two a google :3

[@falafelpluswaffle]

I agree. My favourite dishes are Kare-Kare and Arroz Ala Cubana.

[@KillerMoth_Stumpy]

Shoutout to all the Filipino viewers you got some bomb food

[@wrenyboy]

Personally for me i don't eat balut, for dinuguan eating pork blood is a sin in our religion but i do love pork sisig, sinigang and many more that i want to try but I'm afraid

[@melonadeplays231]

Adobo

[@aizxnn]

@@melonadeplays231 omg yeah adobo is delicious especially when you eat it with boiled egg

[@LegionEagles22]

I remember having conversations about this all the time with my brother. We talked about multiple things that were mentioned in this video, coincidentally.

[@Mushrooms683]

Your shorts strategy is brilliant.

[@genericusername3334]

Weirdest thing I ever ate was strawberries in ketchup. My four year old brain thought "hey, they're both red. I'm sure it'll taste good" It didn't.

[@THEabductioneer]

I did this but with sugar, and a crap ton of salt. It wasn’t good so I thought, “Maybe it was less salt?”. Bet you can guess what happened next.

[@DARKBUNNY1st]

@@THEabductioneer you made msg?

[@THEabductioneer]

@@DARKBUNNY1st Yup.

[@sijam2m59]

Ok

[@argominecrafter6036]

The ultimate msg make shit good

[@Emunah_]

You are the first person I've encountered to voice similar thoughts of: "But how did they figure out how to eat this?" XD Loved this video and always a pleasure to see your content.

[@YoungYongTales]

XD

[@Melkittr]

@@YoungYongTales ketchup and rice tastes good

[@Wulong44]

​@@Melkittr agreed. Especially spicy ketchup

[@BruhBricks]

@@Melkittr indeed

[@dragonstouch1042]

Usually, the answer is ‘we saw animals do it’

[@TheRavaszEmber]

my definition of a sandwich as a kid was "a meat and veggie between two slices of bread" - so I would make pepperoni and microwaved onion sandwiches (I was not old enough to sauté onions on the stovetop by myself so I improvised)

[@Rocky_Chowww]

Love your videos keep going

[@Unovakid24]

As a kid, I tried combining my two favorite foods, Goldfish crackers and Turkey Baloney, just to see what it tasted like. And I still find myself eating it to this day. Surprisingly tasty for how bizarre it sounds 😋

[@aart7736]

yes, yes you really SAW the TASTE of that.

[@argominecrafter6036]

A milkshake it was fucking garbador garbage tasting I fucking hated my life when drinked it I fucking puked so many times that day

[@thesupremebean6805]

I relate to this so much! When I was a little kid I went to McDonald’s and had some bbq sauce left over and a bag of apples, I dipped the apples in the sauce and it was pretty good I eat it even today

[@LakinMae5]

@@thesupremebean6805 lot of bbq sauce have caramel flavoring in so I think might of helped with the taste.

[@thesupremebean6805]

@@LakinMae5 oh really? Haha that makes sense, thanks I didn’t know that :)

[@sparkleshoe2224]

I always wondered what the first person to eat clams or oysters was thinking, like “Oh look! A rock that I found in a puddle of seawater. I’m gonna bust it open and eat the inside!”

[@ciarz_]

Ah, the human desire to shatter everything we see

[@applesauce.6011]

Ah, must be Chinese

[@thegameplayers494]

glad the first person to discover oysters,decided to risk their whole life to food poisoning and deadly toxins,just to see if it was edible or not (very edible and great indeed 👍)

[@official-obama]

ooh, cool rock! i wonder what the inside looks like... meat?

[@paytonvoorhees7707]

Nightshade is a family of plants that includes tomatoes, eggplant, potatoes, and peppers. Tobacco is also in the nightshade family. Nightshades are unique because they contain small amounts of alkaloids. Alkaloids are chemicals that are mainly found in plants.

[@ThePolishBader]

The Weirdest thing I've currently eaten was probably Buffalo Meat Jerky, but something I'm trying at some point is Piraiba Sometimes called the Lao Lao which is a species of very large predatory catfish resembling a shark or snakehead which is a extremely aggressive predatory fish, my whole goal is just to try some most dangerous animals possible (I know them from river monsters)

[@MegaMegajennifer]

the elf chieftess from fantasy bishu would probably like you

[@chadlynn9660]

1:43 you have no idea how much I love this reference #AvatarTheLastAirbender

[@danielobr-zd7un]

I saw the reference immediate fellow atla supporter

[@Shark_Dude]

I think the only thing I ever did on my own with food was putting french fries on a chicken sandwich. You do need to have sauce because otherwise it's really dry, but it's much better than I had expected.

[@B_4035mn]

Here's a tip : Get some spicy or normal ramen noodles(Doesn't need to be the exact brand just pick some basic pack noodles, I usually go for the oriental brands like buldak.) boil some eggs for about 3 minutes and after you have the eggs prepared boil them(Obviously without the shell.) with the ramen noodles and your choice of spices, The eggs absorb the spices and it always ends up being good, hopefully this will have you explore a bit more.

[@shinybernard0455]

In Sardinia they make a sheep/goat cheese called casu martzu (rotten cheese) by letting flies lay eggs in it, and then larvae chewing it. I never tasted it but they say it’s pretty good

[@lavaplayz1802]

Shrimp pasta really good idea 👍

[@Zodia195]

I am glad I am not the only one who thought of this kind of stuff in the past lol. Weirdest thing I ever ate was a raw snail because at one of my local amusement parks for Halloween had one of those 'dare' events to eat a raw snail or grasshopper. You had to spin a wheel to see what happened. I was lucky to get the snail. It had no flavor and I just slurped it down as quickly as I could lol. Got a t-shirt for my efforts lol.

[@diovalo-bs3821]

We respect you for your efforts.

[@B_4035mn]

You should never eat raw snails my man, those things can have a brain eating parasite such as, rat lungworm it is an overall horrible idea to do that, there was even a full-on case where someone was dared to do exactly what you did and ended up getting rat lungworm. Source: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqK3fIJonNChbZY

[@sophie3869]

Escargo✨

[@andyroughcut4521]

Yes, a t-shirt

[@goofy7891]

All that for a t-shirt? Damn I would have been so mad xD

[@sleepybear8796]

Fun thing I’ve eaten is a inch long grub from the Amazons. It was prepared over a fire and came with a sort of salsa. Pretty good but the head was stuck on my tooth for a while😅

[@Yushen-ep1qo]

Goodness gracious

[@B_4035mn]

You never eat the head, not even the locals are known to eat the head, it is too hard and can cause gut problems.

[@B_4035mn]

Also are you talking about the coconut grub by any chance?

[@ivandkatie]

Sour cream and onion, crickets are actually pretty good🤌👌😅

[@obetbuendia82]

6:13 a cookmosquito🦟

[@mollypenzinger6271]

Jellyfish. Was kinda cold, had a certain snap to it when you bit into it, and reminded me of a vegetable texture wise. I can’t remember if it even tasted like anything or just had a very subtle taste to it, but it must’ve not been bad since I ate what was left on the plate.

[@rantuoftheshadows]

oh i love sweet and sour jellyfish salad

[@lordcooler1703]

I have to say... I LOVE FOOD! The people who pioneered so many of the delicious things that we love to eat deserve a lot more praise for their contributions to the culinary arts! Honestly, I think that the weirdest thing that I ever ate was salmon. It doesn't sound that weird, but the weird part is that the meat tasted good, but it also had this kind of metallic aftertaste.

[@thefamily8586]

Gotta love the quillfish and tipod dish

[@YunimoDoesGacha]

Spicy ramen + frozen strawberrys is just.. so so good, im eating spicy ramen rn but i sadly dont have the strawberrus

[@seanmcfadden3712]

A few unusual combinations that I've found really tasty. • Peanut butter and Granny Smith Apple sandwich. Red delicious can work, but I find the bitter kick of Granny Smith apples to add something special. (I also recommend adding roughly diced Granny Smith apples to fruit salad, really expands the flavour profile.) • Sliced Devon (a type of processed meat we have in Australia) and mashed potatoes. Used to be my go to comfort food, before I had to be conscious about how fatty Devon is. • Roast lamb, ham, and sharp chedder omelette. Made in a microwave (via special egg cup, though I think you can do it with a standard mug as well).

[@YoungYongTales]

XD

[@jemima26]

i love to eat peanut butter and apples on toast too!

[@jemima26]

as an Australian, i can say one of the 'weirdest', but also normal things I have eaten is fairy bread. hundreds and thousands (sprinkles) and butter on white bread(it has to be white bread). It tastes pretty good. I sometimes do half and half with nutella on one side and fairy bread on the other.

[@CookieCatX-uy6ip]

Congratulations to 1m subs

[@emmarina3525]

Fermenting meats is actually quite an ancient practice! Pre historic humans somehow figured out that the saltier meat is, the safer it is to eat. At first they'd salt it and dry it to preserve it for long periods of time, which came with the discovery that hey, this dry corpse here won't poison me! Tastes and smells decent too!

[@ninjapenguin3804]

I like how people are saying amazing video in the first minute it got uploaded

[@MrPecko]

Hi fellow penguin

[@MrPecko]

Penguins are the best animal ngl ngl

[@maxeon0937]

Amazing comment

[@alicedodobirb2808]

They saw the future. ;)

[@cheiftainvulpix]

Fr

[@ClairvoyantFish]

The weirdest thing I ate (technically drank but who cares) was moringa leaf powder mixed with water. I don't know what I was thinking, but it smells, looks, and tastes like swamp water. On the bright side, it's super healthy for sickness.

[@LinraxGaming]

ive eaten honey and cabbage lol i suggest u try it its yum

[@kevinjia4433]

Ironically, Lobster was once considered trash food, and was even given to prisoners. Lmao

[@Sticknub]

1:51 bro casually drops the truest statement ever uttered by man

[@chanda9481]

agreeing to a tee

[@TheGemstoneMines]

Weirdest thing I ever ate was probably a deep fried tarantula. It was actually really good.

[@celiacao]

Some cultures do eat bugs but not deep fried

[@bobsweirdocs]

Ice cream + frenchfries its so great

[@nomasan]

The avatar reference ... directly hit my heart

[@TheHoneyMeadow]

Not sure how this came about but the weirdest concoction we had as an after school snack is cottage cheese mixed with applesauce. It has a striking resemblance to barf but it tastes SOOO much better than it looks. People eat cheese and apples together all the time so it makes SENSE. But a 1/10 for appearance.

[@umapessoa240]

4:42 okay this frame is the most badass thing I can think of

[@gymnasticskids9709]

Ur videos are great

[@CLOVER71932]

The first time i tried mead, real actually good mead not cheap crap, it was too strong for me because i was very new to drinking. But i was with friends, we were all playing dnd and enjoying some icecream after our lovely medieval themed dinner. I couldnt finish my cup of mead but i didnt want to be rude and pour it out because it was expensive. So i had the idea to pour some into my bowl of vanilla bean ice cream and it was amazing! The mead somehow intensified the vanilla flavor while simultaneously adding a slight kick or pop, something to that likeness that made it 100% better. I highly recommend you try a mead float! ..if youre over 21

[@LuckyLynette]

I ordered the wrong thing I ment to get a cheeseburger and with catchup and mustard instead I ordered a grilled cheese with catchup and mustard. It was not that bad. And I found out by accident I dropped my normal grilled cheese in ranch it's so good!

[@gymnasticskids9709]

You're video s are great

[@kiramortwilson7411]

A childhood favorite was combining Cheese Its with something sweet, like honey or maple syrup. Sweet and salty. Actually tasty.

[@kiwin7119]

Apparently it's an English or British tradition to eat Christmas cake with cheese. It's the 'opposite' flavors of savory cheese with sweet cake that makes it good.

[@ngsengloong8139]

Weirdest thing I drank instead of ate is definitely gotta be butterfly pea flower water. Yes the name is long, the special thing about it is that it changes Color’s depending on what you mix it with, it can turn green if you put ginger or purple if you put honey. Drinking it by it self isn’t very enjoyable tho

[@romanosorio3142]

You should try mixing mango ice cream and chamoy ice cream it is delicious.

[@reynirmargeirsson4197]

2:48 im icelandic so i went "ooooooooooffff"... like physichly

[@OwlTraveler]

Hey soon to be pastry chef here! been eating a lot of wierd fruits this year! worth for finals soon (a couple days) and graduation soon too! glad to see this vid arround this time of the year cheered me up, made me think of all the eggs that my classmates cooked wrong and could potetially gave us Salmonella to all of us :D

[@RedditStories_07011]

Cool

[@iSpoofy0ff1c14l]

Goodluck hope you pass

[@YoungYongTales]

congrats on graduation!

[@Karomix3]

I put a little bit of cinnamon in my spaghetti sauce, taste amazing. My parents didn't believe it, until they tasted it. Of course you use the littlest spoon for the portion otherwise the entire sauce is done for, but dozed right (which means very very little) it can be great. ^^

[@B_4035mn]

I think Filipino spaghetti uses that, or at least one of our Filipino neighbors that gave us some once did, Ngl the spaghetti was pretty good. I wonder if it was a family or cultural recipe?

[@Lillylafrog]

Guy 1: Hey I took some of the meat you had hanging in the cellar Guy 2: wtf that's shark meat, that stuff can kill you Guy 1: tasted fine to me, though might be rotten, how long was it in there Guy 2: idk I've been needing to take care of it for a while, like 6 months or something

[@mc_jojo3]

Well as a Swede I guess it would be the classic formented fish "Surströmming"

[@delta4429]

the most experimental i ever was with food was spaghetti bolognese with vinegar, its amazing try it.

[@NaviDoodlez]

i once ate a scorpion in a lollipop, it was just sorta crunchy and didn't taste like anything. i also have a couple local mexican restaurants that do an amazing tripe taco and buche taco, which is cow and pork intestine respectively. and also cow tounge is good, if you can get past the french kiss texture

[@Gracie_is_Gracie]

There was this Chinese dude who tried every single plant to determine whether it was good for humans to eat but then he died of a poisonous plant

[@fearthepiggaming2998]

When I was a kid I used to eat these little purple wildflowers that grow in front of my house they're kind of sweet and tasted a bit like snow peas

[@lobafairytail8322]

Weirdest thing I’ve eaten was a chocolate covered cricket, and it surprisingly wasn’t that bad

[@mif_sovremennosty]

I have bought once a chocolate bar with salty cracker... I can still buy it, and it taste good actually.

[@tpxt-rexpredatorxenomorph9200]

I ate a mealworm

[@Cobalt184]

Wtf

[@LemurFrenzy212]

Right, but can I just say how amazing things like cakes and bread are to me. Something that is made universally around the world. 'Well I am going to grind this into a fine powder, mix it with eggs, sugar and some other stuff, make it hot for an extended period of time, boom! = cake.' You'd think after a bit you'd just sort of go 'Eh this won't work' , someone did and it's an amazing invention. Honestly it's something I've thought of a lot. Have you ever seen the process for making chocolate? If not, watch a video because I was boggled. If I found a cocoa bean thing in the wild, and opened it in hopes of finding food, I would throw it back into the bushes because it's horrible to even look at. But no, some thought 'I am going to do so much to this until it's the most loved food in the world,it just has to work eventually' ...yeah, boggles me.

[@Aprilplayz_andslays]

I love the small of durian

[@jonathanarcher731]

4:41 that looks, SO COOL, that is a nice Death right there

[@t-pose4990]

1:09 nah dont worry this is also me in my family

[@fikri2822]

Durian + sticky rice + coconut milk + dash of sugar = heaven food

[@B_4035mn]

Hell to the yeah.

[@Fnafiac]

I’ve never had durian before

[@michaelkowal3230]

When you mentioned rotten shark, it reminded me of the time Gordon Ramsay tried some with James May, Ramsay spat it out and May was disappointed in him

[@cjsr_gymisfun]

2 ways come to mind 1. Dire circumstances left people to risk it or definitely perish. (This comes to mind when we tried drinking cows milk) 2. Science for chemical compounds and pathogens. And how to overcome them

[@AccountFound]

I never thought of this,now I have been thinking about it for 5 minutes Thank you to the brave souls who ate weird food and passed😌💖

[@janelle4700]

The weirdest thing I’ve eaten was when I was 4 years old and I tried little squids. I remember them being good. I’ve loved fish since then 😂

[@nullbodymusic]

my friend's parents bought all kinds of odd and exotic meats, and one time that friend brought me some alligator nuggets to school so i could try it. honestly, it wasnt even half bad it was just sort of like if chicken had the texture of calamari lmao

[@Mader-vz1zy]

I tried fish eye and brain once. It was just squishy and didn't taste like much, similar to bone marrow.

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

3:35 they probably already had discovered dry aging through playing around with other meats, and tried it on the shark only to discover it works great

[@makadenmitchell2909]

Tide pods are top teir 💪

[@imrandomness]

top tier baby food bro💪🔥🥶

[@workerplzofficial]

1:41 OMG GUYS ITS UNCLE IROH AND-

[@farnazaliko990]

These things are so crazy and interesting 🤔😲🌟💡🔍👍

[@raptoriansketches]

I'm still adjusting to the fact that fish eggs go on most sushi. One of my favorite toppings but still... Also in the northern most areas salted mackerel dipped in seal fat is apparently delicious. I would like to try some of that.

[@YoungYongTales]

sounds delicious

[@B_4035mn]

Sounds like it would be good pan roasted a bit with some fish sauce(Maybe worcestershire) paprika(Only a little bit) black pepper and a very small amount of molasses mixed with the sauces to prevent it from burning whilst some scallions, Szechuan flower leaves and chives, onion and a bit of garlic and sweet peppers sauté in the same pan, After that just some plain O'l rice on a plate and just pour some of the fat and sauces that was still in the pan onto the rice, And done a good meal.(Maybe a lil chunk of bread too.)

[@YouTubeGoji]

A weird food I ate was popcorn with honey which was surprisingly good lol

[@aliced.3799]

When I was a kid I went on a ocean camp trip and was brave enough to eat hagfish slime, it’s clear and salty, and yeah it’s exactly like what you’re thinking 🤣

[@user-lo6id5rc1l]

The weirdest thing I’ve ever eaten, was the small intestines of a baby cow also, there’s a unique way to clean the small intestines because if you don’t clean it, there can be feces and undigested food in the intestines !!!

[@officernoob2253]

My mom would lightly salt apples when we ate them, (cut up.) I personally thought it added a lot of flavor. So when nobody was looking, I added salt to my apple slice. Some would say too much… Long story short… *It was indeed, way, WAY too much salt.*

[@lawn_moa]

The weirdest thing I've eaten would have to be honey bee drone pupa. I'd read that it was a delicacy in Vietnam, and so thought I would give it a go. Honestly not bad, although I wasn't expecting it to be sour.

[@drakesteller8368]

Dill pickles and cool whip

[@YwY-ct5yq]

Our ancestors just switch amongst themselves who gets to taste test the weird berries basically

[@yis8fire]

Food is a good thing, and also a very delicious thing- i love food

[@Zeffer32]

Weird food combos are my jam! Cheese and chocolate is THE TITS try it immediately!!! Also working in a subway gave me a chance to experiment with fillings; the top two were chicken tikka with tuna (add some cucumber for extra cronch and flavour) and my very favourite The Oxymoron, which was a veggie patty with extra crispy bacon. Sorry to all the vegetarians for stealing one of your only options at subway making myself them delicious mofos!!!

[@kiwin7119]

It's a time-honored tradition that kitchen employees make weird food combos for themselves.

[@jaxtonkenworthy]

Cinnamon toast crunch and Cheez-Its😂

[@marybaru3495]

I think one of the weirdest foods I've had is mac n cheese with yellow mustard,it was pretty good tbh

[@MeekCrayon]

One of the weirdest foods I've ever eaten, is Menudo. It us a soup made with Hominy, Spices and typically beef intestines or stomach.... But, it is now one of my favorite meals on the planet. I order it whenever I get the chance, and I love every bit of it. Moral of the story: Be willing to try anything at least once... unless your allergic, cause that'd be awkward 😅

[@YoungYongTales]

its a good thing to have on a cold rainy day

[@MeekCrayon]

@@YoungYongTales amen sir, amen

[@BatInDisguiseOFFICIAL]

3:53 That means you become the Greenland shark you ate

[@-R-E-D-]

As a pokemon fan I laughed when you put Exeggutor in the background

[@lifeofarat6967]

Pani ca' Meusa Quite good! It’s basically thin slices of boiled spleen between bread!

[@coffeemilktea4126]

Dang this reminds me about tomatos beacause when they were first brought to europe people thought they were posinous since the wealthy (the people who ate these at the time) ate on pewter plates and got lead poisoning

[@fahn777]

For the longest time in Italy tomatoes were grown purely as ornamental plants and the thought of eating them was absurd! Potatoes were considered inedible, because Europeans thought you ate the leaves. Potato leaves are seriously toxic (every part of the plant is except the tuber), and as a result of several people, including the queen of England, getting violently ill, potatoes were banned in parts of Western Europe for quite a while!

[@coffeemilktea4126]

@@fahn777I wonder how people found out that they were edeble

[@Pearl.J]

Would have to say the weirdest food I've had would be stinky tofu. 👀 It was most definitely a one and done situation 😂 but I do have to say durian is one of my favorites 😂🤣😅

[@HeyIFoundACamera]

Natto? That fermented Japanese soybean paste?