Worse crap you ever ate!

[baboon]

Funny, I enjoy sauerkraut and sausage but chicken and dumplings or grits and red eye gravy are horrible to me. And don't even get me started on what they call "kolace" here. But then again I am not considered, as my second wife put it, "a real Texan."

Homemade kraut is so much better the the crap in a store. Store bought kraut is not kind to my guts at all!

 

[baboon]

I've never had red eye gravy or heard of it. I would never hate on anybody for their food preferences. Everybody is different, might as well enjoy your food.

Red eye gravy is hardly gravy, but one can’t have a country cured ham fried without making it!

 

[Hoji]

Armadillo

 

[skfullgun]

My fondest memories of living in Del Rio & San Antonio were the backyard bbq's I would attend. I like Conjunto music and those Mexicans know how to cook! That was some of the best grilled chicken and pork I've eaten in my life. And while the men we're tending the grill, all the wimmens were in the kitchen fixing Mexican rice and pico de gallo! Yum!

Of course, I grew up eating sauerkraut and spare ribs and mashed potatoes! To this day, that's the traditional New Year's Day meal!

 

[msharley]

Several years back.

Diner in Beaver County (Pa)

They served me................

Crispy eggs (scrambled) and blame RUNNY BACON!

Yeeeeeeeeeeech!

 

[baboon]

Vegemite.

My guess most people never heard of Vermite or Marmite, little less tried it! I like both, but you really need the right kind of toast to enjoy it.

Mot an easy item to find in most stores. It’s really good for you.

 

[msharley]

My guess most people never heard of Vermite or Marmite, little less tried it! I like both, but you really need the right kind of toast to enjoy it.

Mot an easy item to find in most stores. It’s really good for you.

Cod liver oil?? Blllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeech!

 

[TreyG-20]

MRE Meal #4. If you know, you know.

 

[baboon]

My fondest memories of living in Del Rio & San Antonio were the backyard bbq's I would attend. I like Conjunto music and those Mexicans know how to cook! That was some of the best grilled chicken and pork I've eaten in my life. And while the men we're tending the grill, all the wimmens were in the kitchen fixing Mexican rice and pico de gallo! Yum!

Of course, I grew up eating sauerkraut and spare ribs and mashed potatoes! To this day, that's the traditional New Year's Day meal!

Spare ribs with carmelized onions potatoes & white beans was one of my dads favorites! And the greasier it was the better, was the way I remember it!

 

[baboon]

Several years back.

Diner in Beaver County (Pa)

They served me................

Crispy eggs (scrambled) and blame RUNNY BACON!

Yeeeeeeeeeeech!

When in scrapple country why phuc around!

 

[baboon]

Cod liver oil?? Blllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeech!

Hard to swallow for sure! It’s the one thing you need to hold your nose for!

 

[baboon]

Armadillo

It just wasn’t cooked right!

 

[baboon]

MRE Meal #4. If you know, you know.
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MRE’s are pretty rough to eat! Indigestion & glue pop sure to follow!

 

[Hoji]

It just wasn’t cooked right!

I’m sure. It is actually a tie between armadillo and javelina. Neither are fit for consumption.
My coyote dogs would not eat javelina. They spit it out and gave me a hurt look like they were being punished.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Grilled raccoon looks to much like a cat.

 

[jrbfishn]

Mutton.


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[baboon]

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Got real bad food poisoning from one of these on I can't stand anything with a mayonnaise base. No macaroni salad or chicken salad but still love mustard potato salad.

Bag tuna a great idea poorly executed!

 

[baboon]

I’m sure. It is actually a tie between armadillo and javelina. Neither are fit for consumption.
My coyote dogs would not eat javelina. They spit it out and gave me a hurt look like they were being punished.

Lots of animals need to be stuck & bleed out! Par boiling certain kritters is a big plus too. Some funkiness is only cured by hiding it in spices.

 

[EZ-E]

Recently it was the Jalapeño Tree in Tyler.

 

[baboon]

Mutton.


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WWII mutton kept my dad from ever trying lamb!