Sally, did you know what it was when you ate it?

There was no question as to what it was when it appeared in a bowl of noodle soup that I was served; the question was, had the foot belonged to a chicken or a young turkey before I ate it?

Though I am a vegetarian, how could I refuse after being told that it was "the best part and was traditionally served to the honored guest?"

With love, Erika

Why did u eat those items?

Was I drunk?

Did that make it taste ANY better?

Can anyone play?

Welcome Christobelle; maybe you are already playing by asking your question?:winky:

Sally, being drunk certainly afffects one's appetite and discernemtn to doesn't it?:D Any regrets? Was it yummy?

Why would anyone eat chicken feet? "When in Rome..."; and I certainly wouldn't want to offend the hosts now would I?

How about you Christobelle and Doc? What is the weirdest thing you have ever been served and eaten?

With love, Erika

If I refused to eat the chicken's feet I was offered, does that still count?

Christobelle, can we stay with something that you have been offered AND have eaten?
Can I guess the circumstance you were in when you were offered the chicken feet?
Were you dining with Europeans?

With love, Erika

Do you eat the "best part" of a lobster...that green gooey stuff?

I wonder who swallowed the first raw oyster?

Really, who was first to say, "I know what to do, lets eat this gross looking slimy thing!"?