The hardest thing for me to eat in the Philippines was dried fish

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Feb 3, 2017
1:21:07pm

Kugmo All-American

The hardest thing for me to eat in the Philippines was dried fish

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Next hardest was 21 day Balut:

I actually enjoyed Balut that was developed less than 15 days:

And Dog stew was the best, but that's because the recipe used was delicious!

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Kugmo

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Alright CB, I just had some employees in the Philippines get me to try Balut,

specsauce

2/3/17 12:56pm

Dog tacos

pegushin

2/3/17 12:57pm

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BYUMizzou

2/3/17 1:05pm

That's nasty

slowhiteguy

2/3/17 12:57pm

Snout sandwich.

kunarcougar

2/3/17 12:59pm

I've actually heard this is pretty good. Where did you have this?

specsauce

2/3/17 1:01pm

An exciting and far off land, known for its strange people and "meh" landscape.

kunarcougar

2/3/17 1:03pm

I'm in Oregon for for two weeks usually 2-3 times a year. Where can I sample

specsauce

2/3/17 1:08pm

How many days had was it incubated? That can make a big difference in your

Kugmo

2/3/17 12:59pm

This was definitely more like chicken soup with a hint of Shrimp flavor.

specsauce

2/3/17 1:00pm

You didn't mind the bones and feathers?

Jericho

2/3/17 1:12pm

If I got some, I couldn't completely tell. I had a little bit of crunchy, but it

specsauce

2/3/17 1:13pm

The hardest thing for me to eat in the Philippines was dried fish

Kugmo

2/3/17 1:21pm

Balut was better than the Tripe in peanut sauce some filipinos got me to eat once.

Pete

2/3/17 1:34pm

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