What exotic foods have you eaten?

i am not into exotic foods, i am satisfied of the variety of food i know and available where i live. but if i am given a free food trip then why not . but otherwise i dont look for these kinds of food

Ive already tasted fried frog legs and snails cooked in coconut milk a.k.a. "ginataang kuhol". I admit these exotic foods tasted quite good esp. the ginataang kuhol but I can't really bring myself to enjoy it and eat plenty. This is because the thought of eating such exotic meals that are typically considered tabboo is kinda icky. I don't know, maybe I'm just not used to the idea of eating such foods.

lets see, shark fin soup, birds nest soup, frogs legs,snails,sea urchin, rocky mountain oysters, sashimi, and a few fried and chocolate bugs.

All of the above , seagull & porcupine. N0t exotic when your living off the land.

I have eaten some exotic foods like frogs and python, wild boar also. I was still a kid then. My grandfather would take us to the mountains. We had a hut there. THe land was owned by my grandmother. We would go there for vacations. It was there where I ate python meat. It tasted the same as fried chicken. I also ate fried frogs and frog patties because I came from a province where frogs were and still are eaten.

haven't eaten a snake yet but a frog, yes. it was from a farm and it was so yummy. it tastes like chicken. i've eaten wild boar, too and it was really good. in thailand there are fried insects stalls or mobiles around. they come in variety like worms, cockroaches, grasshoppers, scorpions and many more. i have tried eating a grasshopper just one time. i didn't like its tummy but the upper part was okay. but you don't have to worry a lot. they're all bred. i've read that they fry spiders and lizards in cambodia, too. i'm preparing myself to eat one scorpion someday.:P