One time I got to eat duck head at my cousins house.I have also had boiled squid before.

What is the strangest thing you have eaten?I would like to know :)

Seaweed I guess. It tastes how it smells :(

CHICKEN FEET. Oh god. :(

When I was in China, my host gave me a small piece of what she was eating and I tasted it. It had this really weird consistancy, like it was really rubbery and bony in the middle. I asked her for a bigger piece to see what it was, and when I held it under the light (this was at midnight and we were playing on her computer), I noticed that it had claws.

Needless to say I freaked out. I don't know what was funnier, my reaction, or her reaction to me, trying to figure out what had set me off since that's apparently a very common snack food around there. xDD

BBQ flavored Maggot. It was HORRIBLE.

Snake.

My dad killed one that got into my grandparents barn and prepared it. Kind of delicious actually. :)

I really don't consider these things strange, but other people do: Fired whole smelt Venison heart (so yummy) Smoked moose Bear meat

Hmmm...let me think. I had a bit of crocodile once. It tasted like lamb, but it wasn't dry like lamb. It was really tasty. And my older sister was eating eel once in a Japanese restaurant, and I asked to try it. Oh man, it was SOOOOOOO GOOD! The texture was odd at first, but then I tasted the sauce it was cooked in, and I loved it. I ate a dandelion when I was 5 years old since I was told it would give me magical powers. I threw up afterwards. And when I was on holiday in Spain I ate a venison pizza, which was basically just a normal pizza with some veggies on it and it had slices of venison as well. It was delicious.

I'm had frog legs before. They were actually pretty good. They kind of tasted like chicken. :P I've also eaten seaweed, but it was nasty.

Oh, I also had rabbit once a long time ago, but I don't remember it very well.

I eat venison and haggis. Some people would consider them 'strange'.

I had an unidentifiable... thing in France last year. It was on a stick and it looked like a marshmallow. It wasn't. It was kind of slimy on the outside and tasted a bit rancid and the inside was made of something else. I spat it out into a little tub that had had a lovely duck, onion and potato thing in it, then hid the tub beside a model of C3PO (where lots of other people had hidden discarded foodstuffs :P).

"I eat venison and haggis. Some people would consider them 'strange'."

Mmm, I like venison, but I rarely ever have it. And I don't find haggis weird since my family and friends eat it a lot. We are Scottish after all, rofl. I don't like haggis though, I just don't like the taste.

I've had moose, cod tongue, seal, shark, crocodile, haggis, escargot, caviar, a few different kinds of seaweed, calamari, pickled calamari, venison, chocolate covered cockroaches, grasshopper lollipops, and an assortment of other bugs I was dared to eat when I was younger. :9

I love trying new foods so much. I've been a vegetarian for 2 years now though, so most of those things were from a while ago.

Um, I've had seaweed, escargot, crocodile, turtle eggs, cow tongue... But none of them stand out to me as the weirdest. :P

Eel is probably the weirdest thing. since I eat a lot of sushi I frequently eat seaweed, but I can't tolerate it on its own (like someone said, it tastes how it smells, haha.) other than that.. uhh... escargot, I guess. I'm not very adventurous. :(

i'd eat notes people would give me during class so i wouldn't get in trouble, no matter what utencil they've written with :D

The weirdest thing for me would probably be frog legs. :o

They were pretty good, though.

Probably stuff I've eaten on grade school dares. Like mixing jello, milk, the gross salisbury steak gravy, mashed potatoes, and some other stuff like chips and applesauce from the kids who brought their lunches from home and having to eat _ spoonfuls of it. I don't know what we were thinking back then. :(

Oysters wrapped in bacon. And I had to make it too.. Holding those little slippery things was horrible.. -shudder-

Uhm. Caviar, celery root puree, salmon and potatoe mash.

I can go on and on about the wierd crap my parents like to make. :(

Uhmm, alligator? That's the only thing that's slightly unconventional I can remember eating.

Fried alligator.

Tastes like chicken, only chewier.