Which Country Has the WORST Food?

[Premium Parrots]

that couple must be married.......single women don't fart.

[lxskllr]

Looking around me though, sometimes I think the country with the worst food is American food. Yeah we have so much of it, but there is so much over processed transfat and sugar laden crap, we hardly eat real food anymore unless you really work at it...

Ken

I was tempted to say America also, but we have some stellar regional cuisines. Cajun/creole, TexMex, New England/mid Atlantic seafood... There's a lot of good stuff to choose from, but there's some disasters too. Middle American cuisine, where highly spiced is adding extra onion and salt :^D

[Nuusku]

Anyone want some Finnish delicacy called "Mämmi"



YUMMY

[lxskllr]

Anyone want some Finnish delicacy called "Mämmi"

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YUMMY

I distrust anything called "delicacy". That's usually the title given to things local lunatics eat, and tourists are tricked into eating.

[Skell18]

Anyone want some Finnish delicacy called "Mämmi"

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YUMMY

It looks like my shit after a night on home brew!

[Nuusku]

I distrust anything called "delicacy". That's usually the title given to things local lunatics eat, and tourists are tricked into eating.

Exactly my friend.

[Nuusku]

It looks like my shit after a night on home brew!

Yeah it's really nasty, I don't know anyone who is willing to eat that

[Crow]

Bah, that's child's play next to Hákarl.

Chef Anthony Bourdain, who has travelled extensively throughout the world sampling local cuisine for his Travel Channel show No Reservations, has described hákarl as "the single worst, most disgusting and terrible tasting thing" he has ever eaten.

Chef Gordon Ramsay challenged journalist James May to sample three "delicacies" (Laotian snake whiskey, bull penis, and hákarl) on The F Word; after eating hákarl, Ramsay spat it out, although May kept his down. May's only reaction was, "You disappoint me, Ramsay.

If it can bring Anthony Bourdain and Gordan Ramsay to their knees, then you know it's the gold standard of unholy foods.

[Skell18]

Bah, that's child's play next to Hákarl.





If it can bring Anthony Bourdain and Gordan Ramsay to their knees, then you know it's the gold standard of unholy foods.

Yes, dead rotting shark is not that pleasant! Personal experience too!

[Premium Parrots]

Anyone want some Finnish delicacy called "Mämmi"

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YUMMY

looks like you've been playing with 2 girls/1 cup

[Nuusku]

looks like you've been playing with 2 girls/1 cup

Pretty much yeah

[whalen]

Pretty much yeah

nooooooooooooo!

[Nuusku]

What about Sweden? They have a real treat called "Surströmming"
Its fish they let rot in a barrel for a few months. After that they throw it in a tin can and let it rot for another year.
Smells and tastes the same that Mämmi looks

[spinyeel]

In Australia we have a yeast extract spread called Vegemite. Admittedly it requires an acquired taste to appreciate the subtle flavors.
Aussies treat it as a national icon but most foreigners would rather eat Dung Beetles.

[chainsnuser]

German food unless your really really old.

You're probably confusing German with Bavarian food!

I have visited some foreign restaurants that I wouldn't visit a second time, but I wouldn't generalise a single meal, which probably just was poor choice by myself, with a general downgrading of a nation's cusine.
Shortly said, I cannot add much to the threat. I've tried some traditional German meals BTW that I would only touch a second time if I was close to starvation, but luckily that was in other regions of the country. The traditional Westphalian cusine, which probably is pretty much unknown outside of Germany, is tasty as hell.

Cheers!