Unusual Foods you should try in the World

It’s time to take a trip around the world and sample all of the strange foods that our species enjoys. Unfortunately, the world isn’t just full of those delectable breakfasts we treated you to a few weeks ago – if only. Consider this a public service and an education to save you from being shocked when you come across these, the world’s unusual foods.

Chicken’s Feet – East Asia, Caribbean, South America and South Africa

Given how many places it’s been eaten, it’s maybe unreasonable to call one of the unusual foods. Even then, since it’s mainly made of meat, it has a gelatinous feel. When properly flavoured, they’re very tasty, but the bones get on your nerves after a while.

Haggis – Scotland

The heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep were minced and mixed with onions, oatmeal, suet, and salt and spices before being cooked inside the animal’s stomach. If that does not pique your interest, we are not sure what would.

unusual foods in the world

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Tripe – All Over the World

The sponge-like honeycomb appearance of different animals’ stomach linings. It has a strange and unappealing rubbery texture that resembles some strange kind of sea plant life. Served with a variety of sauces to add flavour or simply with onions as a side dish.

Khash – Middle East, East Europe and Turkey

A gruesome little dish made up of stewed cows feet and head. It was once a winter comfort food but is now considered a delicacy. We are sure it is fine, so long as you do not mind that grinning skull staring at you through its cold dead eyes.

Fried Spider – Cambodia

Fried spider is a common regional delicacy in the Cambodian town of Skuon, and it’s made by marinating it in MSG, sugar, and salt before frying it in garlic. It appears to have more meat than a grasshopper, but it also has brown sludge in its belly, which is mostly innards, larvae, and excrement. Yummy.

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