What's the worst tasting thing you've eaten?

[PolarBear]

I'll have to add chitlin's and hog's head cheese.  My neighbor's growing up were an old black couple from the same town in Alabama that my Dad was raised.  They made chitlin's and home made hog's head cheese and they stunk up the place for 2 square miles!     He did however make the best bbq thathas ever graced the planet, bar none!

[Bigshooter]

I have ate a lot of stuff that most consider awful food but here are my top two.  Cold cheese is one of the grosses things I have ever ate.  I can eat it melted and on something but not cold.  Also I have tried a lot of different raw fish eggs and they were all terrible.  Had some fried that were OK.  I guess I have three.  I hate peanut butter.

[RadSav]

Who doesn't like cold Tillamook cheddar dipped in peanut butter   Put it on an apple slice and you got yourself a great midnight snack!

[Bigshooter]

 

[Bean Counter]

I ran the 200 mile Hood to Coast relay race  a few years ago. It starts on Mt. Hood, goes through Portland, and finishes at the oceans. Between legs in the relay, I needed protien and electrolytes, stat. My magic concoction? A raw egg into a styrafoam cup, topped off with V8. Yes, it was as gross and slimy as it sounds, but damn did I feel good an hour later. I was one of few on my 12 man team that met or beat estimated pace times. I have to credit the gross but effective mix of the egg and v8.

[RadSav]

I ran the 200 mile Hood to Coast relay race  a few years ago. It starts on Mt. Good, goes through Portland, and finishes at the oceans. Between legs in the relay, I needed protien and electrolytes, stat. My magic concoction? A raw egg into a styrafoam cup, topped off with V8. Yes, it was as gross and slimy as it sounds, but damn did I feel good an hour later. I was one of few on my 12 man team that met or beat estimated pace times. I have to credit the gross but effective mix of the egg and v8.

I actually don't mind the taste.  It's breaking the yokes with my tongue that creeps me out!  Had to fork them first, but that makes a mess.  Now I just scramble them

Are Eggs Good For You? ROCKY BOLBOA - Drinking Raw Eggs

[CAMPMEAT]

Liver, I'm gonna hurl just thinking about it.

[DoubleJ]

Not eaten but drank.  Steven Segal energy drink.  Worst. Thing. Ever.  We compare everything to it now.  We say things like, "It was bad.  Not Steven Segal energy drink bad, but pretty close"

[MightyWhite]

Don't like okra and when I was stayin with grandparents in Arkansas she would always boil down polkweed and fry it with scrambled eggs....polk salad I guess...they were born in the late 1880s and pretty much ate anything they could get some grease out of...that's the way it was explained to me when I asked why there wasn't hardly any deer in the region..tough times but were the happiest people on earth...miss them a lot!

[bare.hunter]

Some Filipino friends I knew when I lived up in Alaska had me try some stuff called Bagoong (sp?). It was black and tasted horrible. I asked what it was and they said it was fermented fish guts. And it sure tasted like it. Nastiest thing ever!

many different bagoong but it is mostly shrimp paste. It may have alittle gut in to.

[Kc_Kracker]

MY WORST---CROW 

[rasbo]

cilantro soup,yuk,spit gak puke

[huntnnw]

Foie gras

[RadSav]

Foie gras

    Foie gras seemed to catch some traction on the "Best you've ever..." thread.  Honestly I have only tried it once so not a great test subject.  But liver from tube fed geese is claimed to be succulently buttery...I'd rather just eat a cube of butter with some liverwurst on top! 

[j_h_nimrod]

Smoked caribou in seal oil. If you take a season of scrapings from the bottom of a smoker, mix with a can of "pink salmon" from the grocery store, then top off with veggie oil, mix well, and then let sit in the sun for a week you might get an idea of the awfulness. That oil coated my mouth and took at least 2 Rainiers to rinse out.

I went to school with some northern Alaska Natives and they brought a care package back after Christmas. They had two types of muktuk (whale skin with blubber) that they had different names for that I don't recall and was actually pretty good. They were bummed they couldn't bring egooyuk (sp?), whole walrus buried on the beach all summer and then dug up in the winter or spring for a wholesome snack.