I have never eaten

[DulwichFox]

I suppose the more you read this thread, the more you realise the things you have never eaten

because there are things you have never considered eating.

Sea Cucumbers ??

DulwichFox

[Sue]

DulwichFox Wrote:

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> Sea Cucumbers ??

Dear me, Foxy, I thought you knew that Wikipedia was your friend?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_cucumber_%28food%29

ETA: Edited to correct drunken mis-spelling of Wikipedia :))

[JohnL]

sam&pat Wrote:

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> Bogies....yuk!! But very true you see a lot of

> that on public transport : (

And apparently ear wax in the House of Commons (Sky emphasised he was Labour)

[RosieH]

Ortolan, but I'm arranging a bus banquet for the train strike on Monday.

[sam&pat]

Ear wax.....oh please stop, it's too much!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[titch juicy]

Bogies > Ear Wax > Bum Fluff

[Callie]

kangaroo balls

[minder]

I love liver and bacon with onions and gravy. Also pate with French bread and butter.

[maxxi]

titch juicy Wrote:

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> Bogies > Ear Wax > Bum Fluff

Unless you have never eaten in any kind of restaurant where the food is prepared out of sight and/or eaten any prepared sandwich or airline meal you should almost certainly add "knowingly" ... but not push your luck by adding "at the same time".

[dimples]

I have eaten fugu ( pufferfish in japan which can be deadly - tasted of not a lot but came with a lovely dressing ! I was told it cost ?180 and that was 20 years ago .

The one thing that I'd never eat is eel especially jellied eel yuck

[Jeremy]

I can understand aversion to jellied eel, but eel in general... in taste it's not so different from other oily fish, eg mackerel.

[david_carnell]

Nandos

[KidKruger]

oven meals, oven chips, microwave meals, almost any convenience / heat-up / 'ready meals' type of food.

Which is funny because in South India 'ready meals' is thali, so huge bellyful (sometimes endless rice and sambhar) of food for a few rupees. None of it processed food.

[Jeremy]

If you've never eaten Nandos (or oven chips), how do you know you don't like it?

(personally... not crazy about oven chips, but Nandos is perfectly reasonable food in my book)

[Jah Lush]

david_carnell Wrote:

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> Nandos

Me too.

[Otta]

Nandos is something I have maybe twice a year. Last time I tried the boneless thighs and piri piri fries, and for some reason really didn't enjoy it at all. So it's back to the half chicken (medium) and standard fries for me in future.

[peckham_ryu]

...a KFC bucket.

Plenty of foods I wish I'd never eaten (andouillette anyone?).

[uncleglen]

It is healthy to eat bogies- their content boosts your immune system - google it if you don't believe me....please don't go out of your way to do it though in public especially (I saw someone with a King's College Hospital I.D. badge making a right meal of them last week btw), but if you have done it- no need to feel guilty...toe-jam anyone?????