Funny Foods

Funny Foods

1. Jellied Eels

A traditional English dish of chopped eels covered in their own gelatinous stock, because apparently soup needed a wiggle. See also English.

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2. Buddha Jumps over the Wall

A very rich, Chinese soup that gets its name from a legend that the smell is so good that even a strictly vegetarian monk will jump over a wall to eat it. See also Chinese, Soups.

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3. Bananananananananananananananananananana

An extra long banana. See also Fruits.

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4. Wash Your Sister Sauce

Easier to say than Worcestershire. See also Condiments.

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5. Steamed Hams

What people in Albany call hamburgers. See also Fast Food.

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6. Synonym Rolls

Just like how Grammar used to make it. Yum. See also Puns.

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7. Bobster

A regular lobster, except he was called Bob before being food. See also Seafood.

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8. Roast Donald Duck with a Side of Poached Mickey Mouse

See also Disney.

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9. Chocolate Chip Cookies Without the Chocolate Chips

See also Cookies.

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10. Koolickles

Pickles soaked in Kool-Aid until they turn bright red.

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