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  1. Firebro17

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    #3 Firebro17, Dec 10, 2014
    ^^^ Um, no.
     
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    #2 Crashton, Dec 10, 2014
    So I guess you'd finish that meal off with some spotted dick....

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    #9 Stefanie, Dec 11, 2014
    I'm Chinese. We historically eat pretty much anything...
     
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    #5 M1N1, Dec 11, 2014
    What a bunch of wusses!!!!! You need to try "toad in the hole" or "bubble and squeak". Mm, Mm.
     
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    #6 wmwny, Dec 11, 2014
    <<<not a wuss. I've had the blood sausage before.
     
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    #10 Norm03s, Dec 11, 2014
    First thing I do when in GB is get a proper full English breakfast. Sets everything right for a great day.
     
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    #4 wmwny, Dec 10, 2014
    Let's not forget ye olde Jimmy Dean's English favorites...BLOOD sausage and some tripe for good measure!
     
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    #7 Metalman, Dec 11, 2014
    Oh.... Bollocks....
     
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    #8 TexasChiliS, Dec 11, 2014
    You can enjoy my portion.
     
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    #11 Crashton, Dec 11, 2014
    I've had bubble & squeak, mighty good. Now the thing at the start of this thread should be named wretch & gag. Note eating thems things.
     
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    #12 wmwny, Dec 11, 2014
    Ever try them? They are quite a delicacy in countries involved in bullfighting. Mostly, they are large and served two to a plate with some sort of gravy. However, sometimes they are really small, as sometimes, the bull WINS!:devil:
     
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    #13 DryMartini, Dec 11, 2014
    Prefer them deep fried. (Only the Bull type, of course.)
     
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    #14 MCS02, Dec 11, 2014
    Yuck! your all sick. When I was a kid we lived in Hong Kong. There was nothing better than a trip to the meet market!
     
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    #15 ZippyNH, Dec 11, 2014
    Well..
    Some traditional dishes that sound iffy CAN BE GREAT...
    I remember getting a terrific kidney pie (once you get by what kidneys filter) with a great ale back when I was on a high school trip to England... Was kind of funny...but it was what was served, so I was happy to drink it ...(yes it was a public school)...heck did taste better than the nasty French "table" wine we got in France with dinner.....our school had the view back then, of "when in Rome, do as the..."...
    But both were far better than the Tripe we were served in the USSR a week later.....talk about gross...
     
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    #16 M1N1, Dec 12, 2014
    Exactly.:Thumbsup: