List the foods that you would like to eat someday.

[Papenbrook]

What foods would you like to eat someday?

[FredWolfLeonardo]

If I travel to America someday, I'd totally have pizza recommended by tmnt fans living in New York.

[TurtleWA]

Lots I haven't tried but most likely would if given the opportunity.

Turkish delight
Fugu
Tiramisu
Ambrosia
European white truffles
Rocky Mountain oysters
Caviar
Baked Alaska
Lardy cake
Anzac biscuits

[Utrommaniac]

You can actually do homemade Turkish delight. Even though I had an excursion that was a partial failure, it still tasted pretty amazing in the end. The failure was that it was difficult to cut and too thin, which contributed to that issue.

As for mine...

Scotch Egg
"Proper" soba noodles
"Proper" non-instant ramen
Half of the foods that have been on Japanology
World of Harry Potter butterbeer (I've had homemade that's good but overly sweet on an unholy but glorious level)

[Andrew NDB]

Exotic meats like crocodile, snake, etc.. Also exotic crabs!

Like coconut crab:



Or Japanese spider crab:



That's just got to be tasty, with some butter and lemon. Yum.

[Prowler]

Eh nothing in particular, really? From what I've seen, a lot of food eaten in other parts of the world are basically the same stuff I'm used to eating but prepared a bit differently. I mean, I've had cow, pork, chicken, turkey, rabbit, duck, lamb, reindeer, mosse, whale meat and a bunch of sea food and fish such as octopus, squid, tuna, salmon, sea bass, swordfish, etc. already. Not to mention vegetables and carbs. Not that many animals left I'd like to eat. I can live without eating crocodile, shark, tiger, monkey, kangaroo, etc. meat. And I sure don't want to try dog or cat meat. So, if anything, I just mostly haven't tried different ways of preparing food.

That being said, I wouldn't mind trying new stuff in the future. I'm sure there's tasty stuff out there I haven't tried.

[TurtleWA]

Originally Posted by Utrommaniac

You can actually do homemade Turkish delight.

That's good to know if I'm ever feeling in the right mood for baking. It would be nice to have a professional make it though.

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

Exotic meats like crocodile, snake, etc.. Also exotic crabs!

Like coconut crab:

https://cdnph.upi.com/svc/sv/i/15314...conut-crab.jpg

Or Japanese spider crab:

http://media.galaxant.com/000/086/58...1414167920.jpg

That's just got to be tasty, with some butter and lemon. Yum.

Those things creep me out for some reason. I would try to eat them but not capture/swim with them.

[Utrommaniac]

Me too!

Good thing there's this

[DarkFell]

Breaded gator nuggets. C'mere Leatherhead..



The funny side to this reply is that my church does a Wednesday night fellowship dinner for all to come and enjoy.
Most of the time Acadiana Cafe' does the cooking for the church dinners. Since they specialize in Cajun entrees', the Cafe' is not above cooking gator meat.

[Utrommaniac]

I've heard tell that the only edible part of alligator is the tail. I'm not much of an exotic meat person, myself though. The furthest I've gone from basic American fare is lamb...in gyros.

Meanwhile, I do want to try "Mabel Juice" in its intended form. Sure, they made it on Feast of Fiction, but it's hardly in the realm of the description:
"It's like if coffee and nightmares had a baby"


Heck, even Smile Dip. Give me that sugar tripout.

[wpugh2424]

My wife is gonna make pizza gyoza Sunday
Hells yes

[DarkFell]

Originally Posted by Utrommaniac

Heck, even Smile Dip. Give me that sugar tripout.

Haha.. Fun Dip reference.

Spoiler:

I guess I didn't eat enough of them for a crazy sugar high of my own, but I did confuse my step-mom when I got my first packet.
**I told her that the 'stick' was edible.

[Papenbrook]

I would like to chow down on these extremely delicious and oh-so delectable desserts someday ...

Spoiler: