The Food, Bad and The Uggly
What would you say, could you eat a piece of fish, which was still breathing and staring back at you? Me not. This type of sushi is called ikezukuri, where the fish is prepared alive for the serving.
Source: www.neatorama.com
Are you looking for a way t surprise your family for the Halloween dinner? Why not try cooking a “fleshworm” as the recipe owner calls his creation.
The full instructions for fleshworms cooking can be found here.
Silkworm pupas seasoned with soy sauce and sugar. Found from 7/11 in Seoul, Korea.
Blogjam.com blog has a through post on preparing silkworm pupa pizza from this Korean souvenir.
Source: www.blogjam.com (via: growabrain.typepad.com)
Why settle for a Mickey Pizza, when you can have the Mickeys pizza salami?
Ok, this was a bit cheap shot, but they asked for it!
Available in German supermarkets for all those Mickey hungry kids!
Isn’t this just a dream? Organic bottled water without Antibiotics, growth hormones, synthetic pesticides or even genetic modification. Thank you Safeway!
Source: www.treehugger.com
I don’t know why anyone would like to know, what a football player tastes like, but now it is possible to find out. Soda drinks manufacturer Jones Soda Co. has introduced their collectors edition soda package, which includes “unique” drink flavours, such as:
The Seattle seahawks branded limited edition Soda package is available from Jones Soda web shop for the price of $19.95.
If you are in to this sort of stuff, get yours before they run out!
Source: jonessodastore.com
This one is for all you junk food lovers out there!
It might come to you as a surprise, but this one is actually from Seoul, South Korea, rather than from The United States of America. A hot dog coated with some fatty French fries, anyone?
Source: www.neatorama.com
Time for all insect cracker lovers to head for Japan! A factory in in the Japanese city of Omachi has began the production on wasp crackers.
Here’s what they say at the Reuters:
“Jibachi senbei, or a digger wasp rice cracker, is held at a factory in Omachi town 200 km (124 miles) northwest of Tokyo September 4, 2007. A Japanese fan club for wasps has added the insects to rice crackers, saying the result adds a waspish scent to the traditional fare.”
are you a master in cooking delicious looking meals, which often only tend to disappoint in their flavour?
No reason to get depressed, just pack you packs and head for Japan. In Japan you can compete in the category of most appealing looking fake foods. You are right – the taste does not matter!
Are you in the mood for some delicious Lasagna, but the oven and microwave are both broken? Well, if your dishwasher is still functioning, there is no reason to give up! Partselect.com website has a convincing lookin tutorial on how to cook tasty lasagna on your regular dishwasher!