Funny Foods

Funny Foods

11. Spam Musubi

A slice of spam, block of rice, and seaweed sold in Hawaii. Actually pretty tasty. See also Hawaii.

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12. Baby Corn

It doesn't even taste like corn. See also Vegetables.

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13. Beaver Nuggets Shop

Basically Pirate's Booty (also funny) covered in caramel. Easy to unwittingly eat an entire bag on a long road trip.

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14. The Forbidden Fruit

Also known as Tide Pods.

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15. Tide Pods

Wait a minute...

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

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16. Kangaroo Burgers

Way back when I was a kid, people considered making these for health reasons, as well as to reduce carbon footprint. Sadly, this idea never took off. See also Australia.

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17. Lutefisk

A Minnesota Heritage Food, it's made of cod and looks like a withered-up squid.

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18. Eating Spam with a Oversized Spoon

See also Utensils.

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19. Crisco

It's made out of vegetables, so it must be healthy.

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20. Kiviak

This traditional Inuit dish requires stuffing 500 birds inside seal skin and leaving it under a rock for three months. What could go wrong? See also Greenland.

Added by Pasplox on August 27, 2017| Comment | You Like This |

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