My infant ds threw up into my mouth.

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Kissed our dog, felt his eye booger on my lip, it went into my mouth, got stuck in between my teeth, and I had to floss it out and it took multiple attempts to remove.

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Chicken feet at a buffet restaurant in Laurel. Like eating a baby’s hand and then having to spit out all the little bones

Cheese with live worms in it in Nicaragua

My older son told my younger son to try eating the "black beans" that were on the ground at our campsite. Only after did he tell him it was really deer poop. We still laugh about it to this day - though I think at the time I did punish him for that pretty cruel prank.

Intentional: rocky mountain oysters

The first few I ate weren't bad and reminded me of fried clams. Then I got one that had a musky taste to it and I couldn't get past that to eat more.

Accidentally, nearly 20 years ago I ate bird poop. It still makes me sad thinking about it. It was nighttime at a bar in Austin, and I was sitting outside on the patio that had a bunch of big tree branches overhanging it. Some birds, grackles specifically, were in the tree and one of them pooped in my beer. I didn’t notice it at the time but did wonder a little bit when a small drop of beer splashed onto my face. I took a drink and felt something solid slide down my throat. Just as I was pondering what that might have been, my boyfriend (now husband) shouted out that a bird had just pooped on his arm. At that moment, everything clicked into place. I was overcome with disgust and grief. I made my boyfriend leave the bar with me, and we spent the rest of the night at home on the couch thinking of nothing else but the bird poop in my body.

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Love rabbit! Much better than squirrel.

Rabbit is very good if cooked properly. I also like cow tongue and heart. I can't eat Guinea Pig b.c i have them as pets.

I don't think PP has done much real adventurous/gross eating if they don't like rabbit!!

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Kissed our dog, felt his eye booger on my lip, it went into my mouth, got stuck in between my teeth, and I had to floss it out and it took multiple attempts to remove.

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Anonymous wrote:A freshly killed octopus. It was still moving and the tentacle wrapped itself around the chopstick. The suction cups stuck the the roof of my mouth and I had to pry it off with my tongue. It was a business dinner in Seoul. I love octopuses and still feel incredibly guilty for eating it.

This makes me want to cry. Ugh. I guess it would be too rude to decline to eat it, in that context?

That's a Korean thing. I wish they would stop. So cruel to poor thing.

How is it killed if its still moving? More like eaten alive.

I guess they chop it while alive and serve it. The dinner was mind-blowing and extremely expensive. The octopus was like the second dish I think.

No they are not chopped. Small octopus is tightly wrapped around chopsticks and eaten whole. Look for youtube if you are really curious

Anonymous wrote:Cow's heart and tongue, guinea pig, and rabbit.

Love rabbit! Much better than squirrel.

things I tried and regretted

tripe
tongue
kidneys (rognons)
raw sea snails (which I believe were the culprits in making me insanely ill for 16 days, a 14 lb weight loss (from 106 to 92 lbs!) and causing an inflammatory/autoimmune condition that spanned 10 years).
sea cucumber--evidently an expensive delicacy in China, but gross.

unintentionally

bowl of bug ridden cereal
spoilt milk
I thought it was supposed to be blue cheese

A vegan hot dog. I couldn't even swallow it. I had to spit it into a napkin and I almost threw up. I was a guest and I apologized profusely to my host, but I just couldn't swallow the bite. I felt terrible!