Things I've Eaten From: BBC's 50 Things To Eat Before You Die

Submitted by Rushmore on Sun, 02/20/2005 - 02:22
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  1. Fresh fish
  2. Lobster
  3. Steak
  4. Thai food
  5. Chinese food
  6. Ice cream
  7. Pizza
  8. Crab
  9. Curry
  10. Prawns
  11. Moreton Bay Bugs
  12. Clam chowder
  13. Barbecues
  14. Pancakes
  15. Pasta
  16. Mussels
  17. Cheesecake
  18. Lamb
  19. Cream tea
  20. Alligator
  21. Oysters
  22. Kangaroo
  23. Chocolate
  24. Sandwiches
  25. Greek food
  26. Burgers
  27. Mexican food
  28. Squid
  29. American diner breakfast
  30. Salmon
  31. Venison
  32. Guinea pig
  33. Shark
  34. Sushi (I really want to try this!)
  35. Paella
  36. Barramundi
  37. Reindeer
  38. Kebab
  39. Scallops
  40. Australian meat pie
  41. Mango
  42. Durian fruit
  43. Octopus
  44. Ribs
  45. Roast beef
  46. Tapas
  47. Jerk chicken/pork
  48. Haggis
  49. Caviar
  50. Cornish pasty
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THe Ones Ive Eaten are Numbered

(Note Too Self- Eat More)

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The BBC's 50 Things To Eat Before You Die
192202/20/2005

Never eaten salmon? Don't tell me!

Rushmore02/20/2005

never tried it, but i'm sure its nice. i really want to try sushi

192202/21/2005

Yes, so do I. Sushi is interesting.
Another delicious meal is kangaroo!

Rushmore02/21/2005

cool, whats kangaroo Taste like?

192202/21/2005

It is a very delicate, tender meat. It is now a few years ago that I have eaten it, but I remember quite well that I liked it. Apart from that it is not so extremely extraordinary and exotic as it probably sounds.

icubaji03/17/2005

Sushi is great. You may want to start out slowly with the Vegetarian Rolls and Tuna Rolls before venturing out to the Eel and straight up Sashimi. Just handle the wasabi delicately until you get used to the hotness. Bon Apetite.

Rushmore03/17/2005

Thx for the tip, i've always wanted to try it but not known where to start or what is best for rookie's to the sushi world as myself. thx for the tips i'll search them out

Pukky07/24/2007

I really like your food list. I've tried to create my own but I can't get the food in my genre list. Can you tell me how you did it pls.

lukeprog02/20/2005

My problem in filling out this list is twofold. I don't know what some of these things are but that doesn't mean I haven't eaten them, and I don't remember everything I eat anyway.

sleestak02/20/2005

Cool! I actually tried something specifically because it was on the list - cream tea, which is a scone covered with clotted cream and raspberry jam traditionally eaten at tea time. Very tasty!

It's a fairly goofy selection of foods, but fun nonetheless.

Figarocatboy02/26/2005

The most delicious things in the world are champagne sorbet, green tea ice cream, and grilled pinapple.

Rushmore02/28/2005

yeah i do have a soft spot for grilled Pineapple

0dysseus06/24/2006

The NYTimes is trying to convince me that I hate Thai food.

Crunchiness and sogginess are, respectively, the most and least desirable physical attributes of any food I eat. These rankings informed my selection, which included a bag each of everything except the large brown water beetles. Apart from its huge, squishy-looking midsection, the shiny blue-black scorpion presented more crunchy bits than the crickets or grasshoppers. I randomly picked a four-inch candidate, pulled off its legs, tail and claws, took a deep breath, shoved the lot in my mouth and started chewing.
After reading Jennifer Gampell's excellent article I'm beginning to think that I hate food.