Funny Foods

Funny Foods

121. Neeps 'n' Tatties

A Scottish dish of... turnips and potatoes. See also Scottish, Sophomoric.

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122. Cold Dog

A hot dog served cold.

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123. Crispy Citters

Breakfast cereal from the 80's. See also 80's.

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124. Headcheese

Jellied meat from various farm animals. No cheese. See also Farming.

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125. Smörgåstårta

Swedish sandwich cake. See also Swedish.

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126. Threaded Spaghetti Hot Dog Bites

Yep.

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127. Hasenpfeffer

German for rabbit stew. Figured prominently in a Bugs Bunny episode. See also German.

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128. Cullen Skink

A speciality from the town of Cullen on Scotlands north-east coast, Cullen skink is a thick soup made from haddock, poatoes and onions. Theories as to where the word "skink" comes from differ: it may be a variation on the Scots skink, meaning soup made from shin of beef. See also Scottish.

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129. Fluffatella

Marshmallow Fluff and Nutella on bread, served with a side of diabetes. See also Snacks.

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130. Milo Shop

A chocolate beverage mix that makes anything taste better. See also Australian.

Added by a Guest on June 17, 2015| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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