Ewwww! Whats the weirdest thing you've eaten?

After a lot of thought into a new thread topic, I came up with this! Genius I know...I haven't eaten anything that weird but I guess some of you have. The only things slightly odd are Kangeroo steak, and black pudding (fried recongeled pigs blood) the latter isn't that odd in this country but as i have found out is odd in other parts of the world! so, lets see what things have been devoured by the APFFN comunity????

Black pudding is not odd at all in Spain. We call it "morcilla" (it is not exactly the same but I think it is quite similar). Here in Catalonia "snails" is a very traditional dish but I have never eaten them.

Umm, these are regarded as weird by my friends...

Cold spaghetti sandwiches with mayo
Hot oatmeal on top of cold leftover pizza
Kelp
Mayonnaise and peanut butter sandwiches
and (this is the best!) chocolate pudding with dried chopped chives on top.

Your friends are right!

My Dad has that with a slice of cheese in it. I have no ambition to try it.
The weirdest thing I ever ate...squirrel.

Probably utterly disgusting mushrooms that totally changed my perspective on everything.

Hmmm.. probably rattlesnake..

Oh yea, those too.

Nothing has really seemed weird to me since I saw someone slather mayo all over a taco a couple years ago. In London, of course...

I also ate buffalo once, but I don't think that's so weird.

And not that you technically eat this, but I like letting a beer sit out for a couple days then drinking it when it gets warm and flat and that makes my friends gag.

Cheddar cheese with strawberry jam (jelly if you're from the wrong side of the Atlantic). Yum.

That tops everything

A slice of cheddar with Christmas cake is also suprisingly toothsome.

oo had a bison burger too..in canada of course. also had some of them mushrooms lars was on about! :P I am tempted to go to the walkabout bar (aussie theme bar) and try the crocodile on offer there!

I once ate something in a Greek restaurant which resembled a turd wrapped in a cabbage leaf...it was supposed to be a vine leaf, but it looked like a cabbage leaf!