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[gnomentum]

I'm not sure I've ever eaten anything remarkably weird.  However on a business trip to Phoenix several years ago (back when I had a career rather than a family) there was Rattlesnake on offer.  I was saving this for my last night so I had something to go out in style with - unfortunately, they had no rattlesnakes available on the night in question.

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[pcb]

My family have been known to organise a duckfest: an event where much crispy, aromatic duck is consumed, along with duck tongues and duck feet.
*nom*

[filialucis]

Duck tongues and duck feet?

Why???

On second thoughts, don't answer that...

[pcb]

Good choice, Madame.
Good choice. :-)

[pcb]

Hmmm.
Mopani worms (Emperor moth caterpillars).
Not the most exciting thing in the world and crispy rather than crunchy. Not worth going back as I reckon they're used to torment tourists more than anything else ;-)

Scorpions in sugar are also not as exciting as you'd think.

Kangaroo meat tastes good, as does camel - if you get a decent cut and its cooked through. Medium rare is ok.
Elephant. mmm
Zebra. yup. ok

[gnomentum]

I should have known you'd have an interesting list :-)