Food You Will Think Twice Before Eating

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Are you a food lover? Want to try every single cuisine ever invented and think you have a tough stomach? Well, think once again.

Here’s a list of 7 weird (and creepy, if you ask me) food from all around the world

Century Eggs, China

If you found a rotten or spoilt egg, would you have the heart to consume it? Well, some unknown person in the past did spread the discovery, and now it is one of the acclaimed snacks in China. The eggs are deliberately decayed by wrapping them in salt, clay, and ash and then served.

Hakarl, Iceland

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The preparation of one of the creepiest dishes I have ever heard of is pretty lengthy. Greenland sharks are decapitated, sliced, and buried in a deep grave for a few months, dug out further sliced and parched for a few months, and then they are served. How did anyone come to the idea of this dish is a mystery.

Escamoles, Mexico

Escamoles are basically the larvae of a poisonous breed of ants who rest their eggs in the far-low roots of the maguey shrubs.  The eggs are considered to have the density of cheese and taste like nuts; usually, they are cooked as fillings for omelets or tacos.

Shikaro, Japan

Shikaro literally translates to “white children” and are prepared with the sperms of monkfish or blowfish. The dish looks like a glob of gunk or tiny brains. They are supposed to have a sweetish puddingy taste.

Tuna Eyeballs, Japan

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Not surprisingly, as the name suggests, these are eyeballs of Tuna fish boiled or steamed, then served off, accompanied by a sauce, for cheap.

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Crispy Tarantulas, Cambodia

Crispy Tarantulas are basically deep fried spiders which is one of the most famous snacks throughout Cambodia.

Muktuk, Greenland

Whale skin and a thick layer of whale fat. Yes, this is what one of the snacks in Greenland is made of, and it is consumed raw as well.

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A law student, wading through life with books, music and a dash of sarcasm.