Fifty things to eat before you die

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okay the boxtie i'd try. i haven't tried half of those things and i don't ever intend to *shudder*. yes i am a picky eater.
 
Re inclusion of the American diner breakfast in the original list.

A real compliment for the US - as this list was compiled by British citizens who have travelled extensively (as you can see from the inclusion of Durian fruits, Moreton Bay Bugs and Aussie meat pies!)
 
bucky, i LOOOVVVVEEEEEE bresoala! i eat it with olive oil, lemon juice and black pepper. it's delicious.
i buy proscuitto a lot too; it's delicious.
i want to try snails and fras groie fervently. i've been looking into ordering both.

i've only had 36 of the things on the list.
 
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i've had a hard time recently finding bresaola. not sure why all of the local markets ran out.

the san danielle prosciutto that i've bougt recently is fantastic. just a thin strip of fat in the middle, not too salty.

and i've had 43 of the things on the list so far, not sure what some things are so i doubt i've had them. wow, ishbel wins the prize for true omnivore.
 
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True omnivore?

Naaaah, more of a case of husband saying 'I bet you won't try to eat that'...!
 
LOL! I like it Ishbel, never turn down a dare.

Buckytom, that is nearly my recipe for potato pancakes, but I use baking powder, not soda. Wonder if that would make a difference?
 
Barramundi is found in the tropical waters of northern Australia. Its lesser known cousin, but equally delicious, the Mulloway is found in the colder waters of southern Australia. I have eaten both, and there is no other flavor that comes close.

As for the burger, the first thing my hubby would ask, "Does it include beetroot?" - its an Aussie 'thing'.
 
buckytom said:
i've had a hard time recently finding bresaola. not sure why all of the local markets ran out.

i've had trouble finding bresoala, too, bucky. i'm gonna ask the store to special-order some for me, i think. that stuff is so good.
 
Oh Gosh theres a lot of them i would never try!! No way! I would never eat Sushi either( sorry Sushi, no pun intended) :)lol: maybe)
 
aussie girl said:
Barramundi is found in the tropical waters of northern Australia. Its lesser known cousin, but equally delicious, the Mulloway is found in the colder waters of southern Australia. I have eaten both, and there is no other flavor that comes close.

As for the burger, the first thing my hubby would ask, "Does it include beetroot?" - its an Aussie 'thing'.

It has to be salt water barra though, not freshwater! Yum- we leave for Darwin on Monday and that is on my "to eat" list.:)
Beetroot is a must for any burger.
I have to change Moreton Bay Bug though, we call them Balmain Bugs. (Its a location thing)
 
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