What's the weirdest food you ever ate?

[Stretch]

Originally Posted by motteler621

that cooked dish is filled with bug guts

Bug guts tastefully presented with lime wedges! Which makes it OK...

[Dave Gordon]

Sheeps Balls! Lovely!

[NI4NI]

Business travels have provided me with some really interesting food options.  In this category, it would probably be some sort of sheep soup with eyeballs, and also a plate of chicken feet.  Most weird that I didn't eat was Soft-Boiled Fetal Duck that I was offered in Asia (no thanks).

Most gross tasting was boiled beef tripe in Italy (straight up, "senza niente"). Smell alone made me want to up-chuck in the company cafe.

[PaulMVR]

I live in MN and have been to a lot of different restaurants. The only one I've been to that serves lamb is a Greek restaurant in Blaine.

[Fraser]

Lamb and buffalo burgers as weird?

I guess it depends on what you classify as weird but wildebeest, kudu, octopus, ostrich, kangaroo pizza, goose, sea urchin, conger eel...

Plus pretty much every course that I had when I dined here:

http://www.mandarinoriental.com/tokyo/dining/molecular/

http://fbgd.shutterfly.com/1116

[Ben]

Yeah, lamb is awesome!

Weird food eaten, Natto. Fermented soy beans that the Japanese loooooove. My ex used to put it on spaghetti... yuuuckkk. Its smelly and stringy and all around bad.

Weird food my friends have had that I absolutely refuse:

Korean pondeagi. Silk Worms

Philipino: Balut, like NI4NI posted. partially developed duck embryo....

[NEOHMark]

At a wild game night once at a local tavern, I ate bear and rabbit.  Both were OK, but no something I'd go out of my way to have again.

[allin]

Deep fried goats eyes.  The insided is sucked out with a wooden straw, they are then breaded and deep fried.  Like many have had calamari and rocky mountain oysters, escargo. I am reminded about the occasional articles about insect parts in candy bars etc. Does that count?

[shank-a-roo]

I spent a couple years in Thailand and I ate some kind of weird stuff there. Dog is completely acceptable to eat over there and actually tastes pretty good. Of course I had the fried insects - scorpion, grasshoppers, worms, etc. I actually enjoyed the fermented fish (plaa raa) they put in the food in the eastern part of the country. We had grilled field mice on a skewer and some boiled blood soup stuff, it looks like really dark red jello. I figured I would try everything once, and ended up liking a lot of it!!

Here in Arizona they have cow tongue tacos and tacos de cabeza (head meat tacos) at the more "authentic" restaurants. I enjoy trying different types of food. My mom always told me, "don't knock it 'til ya tried it!"

[1par2win]

I once ate at Arbys. Yea, true story.

[bunkerputt]

Forgot the duck tongue.  Not a full-on embryo, but it was all leathery like french kissing a.....well...a duck.