Funny Foods

Funny Foods

161. Pizza Pie

I can't tell if it's a pizza that's pie flavored or pie shaped like a pizza.

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162. Cocoa Feast

The lesser-known, off-brand version of Cocoa Pebbles. See also Breakfast.

Added by Joe on October 21, 2013| Comment | You Like This |

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163. Wienerschnitzel

See also German.

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164. Donut Seeds

Also known as Cheerios. See also Breakfast.

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165. Drumsticks

Whether chicken, turkey, or ice cream.

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Dude. Do us a solid. Add your own funny food.

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166. Jambalaya

Caribbean dish of meat, vegetables, and rice.

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167. Strip Club Buffets

Fine dining at it's best.

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168. Backdoor Calamari

Pig rectum rings allegedly solid as imitation, deep-fried squid. See also Farming.

Added by Anthony on January 19, 2013| Comment | You Like This |

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169. Potato

Po·ta·to [puh-tey-toh, -tuh]
Noun, plural po·ta·toes
1. The perfect awkward silence breaker.
2. The awesomest food on earth.
3. The main ingredient in french fries, except for McDonalds where the main ingredient is corn.

Added by a Guest on November 12, 2012| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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170. Kiwano

Spikey fruit. Usually yellow or orange, synonymous with African Tomato. The insides are greenish, and you extract the insides with a spoon, or by sucking on a slice or wedge. See also Fruits.

Added by Ponyboy on October 10, 2012| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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