>> Whats the strangest thing you have ever eaten? For me
>> frog.................lol...it takes like chicken.
>>
>
> Depends on what you consider strange. I've had the usual 'out of the
> ordinary' things like gator, octopus, and horsemeat.
I always assumed octopus was normal, and I did eat it many times per year
but it is now hard to find where I am. If I lived in the right area I
would probably eat gator too. Horse in another story for me

I do eat
bear, buffalo, dear and such with semi regularity as well. It's not
uncommon to find emu meat in the grocery store, and I am making rabbit stew
tomorrow. I'm no stranger to the standard beef, chicken and pork either.
> I know people who consider any kind of ethnic food like tandoori chicken
> or sushi to be 'strange'.
I eat both often. I'd put clams, mussels and oysters in the same catagory
as "strange" for some but common for others. I had a great smoked eel
dish about 2 weeks ago, yum!
> My brother in law thinks pumpkin soup is weird.
Curried pumpkin soup in the winter is a must in my home.