http://boredomtherapy.com/strange-i..._ids=808443502525407&fb_action_types=og.share What are the items you would not even try, of these very oddball foods/snacks. NOTE: all donuits made in China are fried in a very potent black strong flavored FISH sauce, or Oyster Sauce. To name but a few items, made Over Seas by American Food Companies: 1- Sausage and Beer Doritos (good maybe for hangovers). 2- Raw Horse Meat Ice Cream.....WTF is wrong with those Asian Barbarians? Cmon Horse meat Ice cream give me a break. Maybe I'll propose this one to Baskin Robbins.....NOT...! 3- Avocado Salad Cheetos....don't fk with my Cheetos 4- Wasabi Kit Kats 5- Squid infused Burger King Hamburgers 6- Hot and Sour Fish Soup infused Lay's Potato Chips 7- Mountain Dew Cheetos 8- Spaghetti Popsicles 9- Pizza and Spaghetti Slushies 10- Mojito Pepsi 11- Ham Ruffles 12- Spaghetti Bolognese Lays Chips 13- Chocolate Quesedilla's (Taco Bell)
I imagine some Food Psychologist is paid triple figures to think of this kind of shit, but Fkn Horse Meat Ice Cream, Wasabi Kit Kats, as well as Pizza/Spaghetti Slushies, plus anything Asian is going to have some semblance of Fish in it, even a flipping potato chip. I'm still waiting to hear of Fish Flavored Ice Cream, and I bet it exists somewhere in China.....!
our submarine pulled to do a replenishment at Pearl Harbor (not actually docking, just doing a fresh-food transfer in the channel) after a few months at sea. We hadn't had fresh veggies, milk or ice cream in months. So the whole crew is excited as these ice cream 5-gal drums start getting passed down the line to be placed into the freezer. We bust it out after dinner that night and see that it's green, and we're thinking, "hm...mint". It tasted hideous. It was actually wasabi ice cream. The Captain looked at the supply officer saying "WTF is this?!?!" and he sheepishly said "it was the cheapest, sir." He was glared at for the rest of the meal. That was the last we saw of the wasabi ice cream.
ROFLOL.................... you got it...........amazing isn't it what garbage other cultures eat, but I bet those foreigners say the same thing about our American eating habits, yet I wouldn't know what they wouldn't like about foods in the States.?
with Cow Patty Pie..... in southern Louisiana, Cajuns call each other "Coon Ass", after months of hearing as much, I asked a local why they used that term, His answer, because a Cajun will eat anything including the ass out of a raccoon. True Story, as more than several told me the same over time.... and I was surprised to see not only Cajuns, but Mexicans, eating Pigs feet and calling them a delicacy. No part wasted of their Meat/Protein animal....now Pigs Ears, might as well boil a Work Boot instead, make a broth out of it...
Pennsyltucky, LOL.....isn't that home of the Sasquatch; during the summer months, when its too hot & humid in Arkansas?
Actually, Sasquatch, aka big foot, is believed to reside primarily in the north west, but there had been "spottings" in 49 of 50 states I believe...
In 74, there was a camp ground of a dozen people in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mts. All 12, and the proprietor of the Fishing Tackle and Cafe, reported a sighting, citing a foul smell. No footprints were found, and the entire ordeal was written off as a hoax. I rolled with My Best Friend (at that time), to interview those people. All of them IMO, as well as the articles notation, were, all 13 had been drinking hard, smoking cannabis on top of it, and were fkd up out of their minds. The last place on Earth a BigFoot would be, if such were real, and not mythos, would be the Mts. Of HOT Southern California, on the Mojave Desert North Side. No Northwest Yeti type creature could survive in this Desert or its foothills. let alone make a journey this far south, on top of The Pacific N. American Trail, which runs from the Mexican Border to Alaska. What's your take on the Bigfoot phenom, if you don't mind me asking Hammer...?
Time to revive this thread. Itds summer Kit Kats ice cream is my of my favorites. How about wasabi horse meat . Good flavoring for the dead flesh
