Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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12 Mar 2012, 12:01 #24041
bmwracer wrote:^ Nice variety... Though the oyster did gross me out. :beaten:


Not into raw oysters, Beem?

Or just that one?

I love clams, scallops and oysters on the half shell.
12 Mar 2012, 12:16 #24042
Eve wrote:Not into raw oysters, Beem?

Oysters in general, Evie. :bleh:
12 Mar 2012, 12:28 #24043
bmwracer wrote:
Oysters in general, Evie. :bleh:


I'll hook you up with an oyster, clam, and mussel shooter with a Clamato chaser.

:beaten:
12 Mar 2012, 13:19 #24044
Tu_triky wrote:I'll hook you up with an oyster, clam, and mussel shooter with a Clamato chaser.

:beaten:

Better have an airsick bag as well. :bleh:
12 Mar 2012, 21:54 #24045
Foie Gras Poutine: Montreal, Canada
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Hot Dog Wrapped in French Fries: Seoul, South Korea
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True Love Roast: Heal Farm, Devon, England
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Deep-Fried Pizza, Scotland
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Foie Gras Burger: Tokyo
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Deep-Fried Ham Rolls in Condensed Milk: Kunming, China
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12 Mar 2012, 23:09 #24046
bmwracer wrote:Foie Gras Poutine: Montreal, Canada
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Hot Dog Wrapped in French Fries: Seoul, South Korea
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True Love Roast: Heal Farm, Devon, England
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Deep-Fried Pizza, Scotland
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Foie Gras Burger: Tokyo
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Deep-Fried Ham Rolls in Condensed Milk: Kunming, China
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I love these light snacks. We need more examples of healthy dishes like this.
13 Mar 2012, 00:05 #24047
^ The last entry from China looks like engorged caterpillars. :bleh:
13 Mar 2012, 00:58 #24048
bmwracer wrote:^ The last entry from China looks like engorged caterpillars. :bleh:


Perfect for my high protein diet. After about 16 beers I might be willing to try some.
13 Mar 2012, 01:37 #24050
bmwracer wrote:Look familiar? :bleh:

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That is quite lovely, 'racer. Thanks for the visual. :hehe:
13 Mar 2012, 11:26 #24051
Tu_triky wrote:That is quite lovely, 'racer. Thanks for the visual. :hehe:

A picture's worth a thousand words... Or in this case a thousand dry heaves. :beaten:
13 Mar 2012, 11:36 #24052
bmwracer wrote:
A picture's worth a thousand words... Or in this case a thousand dry heaves. :beaten:


:hehe:
14 Mar 2012, 11:54 #24053
Just finished watching No Reservations - Harbin, China... Bourdain eating flame-grilled butterfly larvae on a skewer... :bleh:
14 Mar 2012, 12:03 #24054
bmwracer wrote:Just finished watching No Reservations - Harbin, China... Bourdain eating flame-grilled butterfly larvae on a skewer... :bleh:


What was his reaction to it?
14 Mar 2012, 12:18 #24055
bmwracer wrote:Just finished watching No Reservations - Harbin, China... Bourdain eating flame-grilled butterfly larvae on a skewer... :bleh:


Guess anything is edible if you cook the hell out of it and add enough salt. :beaten:
14 Mar 2012, 12:42 #24056
Sengo wrote:What was his reaction to it?

He ate 'em with no hesitation. :sweat:
14 Mar 2012, 12:45 #24057
Eve wrote:

Guess anything is edible if you cook the hell out of it and add enough salt. :beaten:


:hehe: So true. :beaten:
14 Mar 2012, 12:46 #24058
bmwracer wrote:
He ate 'em with no hesitation. :sweat:


Don't doubt it. Andrew Zimmern of Bizarre foods is worse. That guy's eats on his show are straight ghastly.
14 Mar 2012, 23:03 #24059
Tu_triky wrote:Andrew Zimmern of Bizarre foods is worse. That guy's eats on his show are straight ghastly.

I saw a Netflix listing for that guy... But I think I'll pass. :bleh:
14 Mar 2012, 23:18 #24060
bmwracer wrote:
I saw a Netflix listing for that guy... But I think I'll pass. :bleh:


Hehe. Good decision.

He eats some normal, delicious foods but you'd have to endeavor the gross grub in the process.

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