SC - Wierd vs. tasty tidbit

[Philip & Susan Troy]

Nanna Rögnvaldardóttir wrote:
> 
> You know, at a cooking site I often visit, there is currently a thread about
> "what is the most unusual or weird food you´ve ever cooked or eaten?" or
> something like that. I was going to post something to that thread but
> suddenly I realized that I couldn´t recall to have ever eaten anything at
> all that I would categorize as "weird". A couple of American jello salads
> might come close, but other than that, no.
> 
> For instance, I was invited to dinner yesterday evening and was served
> roasted fillet of seal. Not really everyday food around here (except in a
> few outlying districts). But weird? No. Nor do I consider any of the
> Icelandic delicacies I´ve often described to the list to be weird, even if
> they may sound very strange to you.
> 
> So, I decided in the end not to add anything to that discussion, because I
> truly couldn´t say I had ever eaten anything I considered weird - although
> if I had, the other participiants would probably have thought I had eaten
> far more weird things than anyone else ...

Nah. Not unless you have a secret love of Spam.

Adamantius
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Phil & Susan Troy

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