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Tuna Eyeball

Food (other); International dishes

Fairly cheap, these can be found in most Japanese grocery stores for about 1 USD. It tastes something like squid and should be boiled prior to consumption. Once again, don't forget to season.

Dried Lizards

Food (other); International dishes

In some Asian cultures these are used for soup and sometimes they are infused with alcohol to extract medicinal properties. The process, however, supposedly takes years.

Rocky Mountain Oysters

Food (other); International dishes

While them might be from the rocky mountains, they are certainly not oysters. They are actually bull-calf testicles – peeled, flattened, and deep fried.

Kopi Luwak

Food (other); International dishes

One of the worlds most expensive varieties of coffee it can reach up to 150 USD per pound. It is made from coffee berry beans that have been defecated by Civets, small mammals native to Southeast ...

Stinkbugs

Food (other); International dishes

In indonesia they love these little stinkers. Supposedly though, they taste like bitter sunflower seeds without the salt. Chew quickly.

Čvarci

Food (other); International dishes

Čvarci (sig. čvarak) is a specialty popular in the Balkan cuisine, a variant of pork rinds. They are a kind of pork 'crisps', with fat thermally extracted from the lard.

Lutefisk

Food (other); International dishes

Usually eaten in Scandinavia this delicacy is made from aged stockfish and lye. The corrosive alkaline substance also known as caustic soda is used to soak the fish for several days. After being ...