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TCKs: Adventurous eaters!

Posted by Taqo_Belle on June 10th, 2008 | Categorized as Articles | 239 views and 12 Comments

I think you all will enjoy this article as much as I did :)

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Lets see. "American". Lived in/grew up in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia... <3 My interests are..everything :-D And I hope to somehow travel the whole world one day. I don't know what else to say...if there is something that you want to know, just ask! And ye shall be answered ;p Oh! And I am not exactly a Missionary Kid, but the description of a MK in wikipedia was the one that fit me most :) Except my parents the part about my parents being missionaries..heh. That makes sense, riiight?

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    mmmmmm Says:
    June 30th, 2008 at 7:59 am

    I ate catfood.
    WOOT
    I think Brice should try it too.
    i think i’ve heard of all the food in the article, after all im chinese =)

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    jackrabbit Says:
    June 30th, 2008 at 7:31 pm

    Awesome article - loved it, loved it, loved it!
    I remember when I went to a local’s restaurant with my family in Hawaii - we were the only white people in the entire place, and everyone there literally stopped eating and stared at this tablefull of white kids who ate with CHOPSTICKS! LOL
    We should start a list on here of the weirdest food we’ve eaten (or the normal food which others around us consider weird).
    I consider most stuff I’ve eaten pretty normal, but it freaked lots of non-TCKs out: raw and dried squid, raw shrimp, raw and smoked octopus, tripe, cuttlefish, eel, whole dried fish (yup, head, eyes, everything) etc etc. Of course I’ve also had moose, reindeer, caribou, and muskox… live ants… and raw whale blubber with the skin. Whale skin is an inch thick, no joke - it tastes very good actually, quite nutty.
    One of the only things I could not bring myself to eat was whole rodent. It was two muskrats or something,the size of jack russel terriers, given to us as a gift, completely whole but skinned. Yep, two entire skinless red, glistening, bloody dead rodents, with claws and bulging eyes and bared teeth, and we were supposed to pop them in the oven and then… ugh. We buried them secretly under some trees.

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