Tell me what s the weirdest dish you ve ever eaten?

Fat bugs split out of wood. My dad was very greedy and knew a lot of strange things to eat, maybe he used to be like all the rural male dolls. My dad called me to the old stove in the kitchen and taught me to light a small fire, take two branches and hold the fat worms and roast them slowly on the fire, it tasted so good.

After a while, my dad smiled at me and said, "Come on, open your mouth!" I glanced at the fat worm and quickly shook my head.

My dad laughed and said, "I'll tell you, this thing is so fragrant, maybe you won't be able to eat it again in your life." My dad just coaxed me to open my mouth and shoved the roasted fat worm into my mouth.

My dad didn't lie to me, it was the best thing I've ever had. I can still remember the smell of the wood, the little fire, the laughter. It's a little weird, but it's delicious.

The last time I had dinner with my friends, I ate a very special dish that is the fortune tree, the sweet potato made of the silk is as tall as a tree, and the sweet potato is really spectacular.

I remember eating fried crickets and fried grasshoppers in the ancient city, so small one, skewered together, so disgusting. said that after eating one, he vomited, and he really didn't have the courage to swallow it.

Walk through your brunette my hands、Walking on the country road、Wild mullet roe。

Once, in Seoul, South Korea, my local brother invited me to a seafood restaurant that was said to be very good, and when I entered the door, it was obvious that I was an acquaintance with the chef, and I greeted him warmly, and handed the waiter a tip of 20,000 won before I ordered, telling me that this kind of restaurant would leave the best parts for us, and then the waiter cherished and brought us two bowls of dark green sticky things that looked like phlegm. Then my brother told me that it was abalone offal. He also said that it is very rare, very supplemental, and very good for men.

It was the fishiest thing I've ever drunk in my life, and I couldn't bite at all (yes, that's what I'm talking about), so I had to drink the whole bowl, and then I was so drunk that day, I didn't want to drink a lot of alcohol, but I had to keep drinking all kinds of spirits to get over the fishy smell, and then the next day I had a hangover and a headache, and the fishy smell was still there.

Ethiopia's staple food is called Injera, the sour pancake made of fermented moss bran, looks and feels like a rag, rolls a variety of paste-like dishes into the mouth and eats the illusion of wiping the table and eating the rag, their national dish is raw beef, directly from the butcher shop hanging on the half of the cow cut off two catties of fat and thin, and then dipped in chili powder with Injera roll to eat, I was eating doubts about life.

My grandma's unique cuisine is milk soaked instant noodles My grandmother doesn't like to put seasonings when she eats instant noodles, so you think about the scene of putting a pack of instant noodles and pastries in a bowl of warm milk and soaking for an hour or two It doesn't matter what your expression is, anyway, I want to vomit, and when my grandma eats it, she said that it was very surprised and delicious, and asked me if it was delicious!!

A white steamed bun made by grandma is densely inlaid with at least 100 small insects: maggots-like (rice worms), ant-shaped, flying insect-shaped, sesame-large, rice-grain-sized ......Then she was reluctant to throw it, but still told me to eat, I sat at the mouth of the ant burrow, carefully found a worm and threw one to the worker ants. It was a small factory in the suburbs, and I guess I didn't cover it with gauze when I woke up at night, and the bugs from the dinner party eventually became my food.

In the past two years, I have really eaten a lot of strange food. One year I went to Japan and drank garlic coffee, the legendary "dark drink". If you think it's coffee with garlic added to it, this drink called coffee has nothing to do with coffee at all, it's 100% made from garlic.

Probably the weirdest thing I've ever eaten.

I ate foot soaked peaches in the school cafeteria! Unforgettable! Others use a hot pot soup base to cook rice balls. It's the weirdest thing I've ever tasted.