Foods you want to try

[willywonka666]

Maybe a food bucket list?

I'm not very adventurous with food, so there's not a certain thing I want to try, I'm set in my ways and not very curious, so there might be an extreme version of some kind of burger out there I'd probably like to try, or maybe a pizza made out of McDonald's cheeseburgers I saw online one time.

that, and a bacon burger dog which they teased on the Cosby show, I have an idea of what it would be like and I want one.

Oh, I would like a genuine Italian pizza from Italy, so yea, maybe food I'm familiar with, but different variations of it, or something more genuine

Anyone more outgoing than me when it comes to food?

[Spiderf 4]

I second the bacon burger dog. Also those Krabby Patty things sound tasty.

My food bucket list more or less reads like a travel list:

Real deep dish pizza from Chicago (is it different from the Uno's chain?)
The actual good New York City pizza
BBQ in basically any southern state that's famous for BBQ
The West Coast Big 3 Burger Places (Carl's Jr., In and Out, Jack in the Box)
Poutine
Baked Alaska

Also I still need to go to the food challenge places in the Boston area, mainly the place with the 3-day spicy food event and the other place with the 5 pound burger challenge (doubt I could even tackle that, maybe I'll do the 1 pound burger challenge).

[Long A, Short A]

Seaweed bacon, squid ink pasta, parsnips, cumquats(sp?), snake, alligator that isn't fried, and most the the dishes from the show Feast or Fiction.

[thecrusherwi]

I really want to try a Scotch Egg. I've only seen them at a few restaurants over here in Wisconsin and I've always chickened out.

[willywonka666]

Jan 31, 2017 11:45:26 GMT -5 thecrusherwi said:

I really want to try a Scotch Egg. I've only seen them at a few restaurants over here in Wisconsin and I've always chickened out.

I see what you did there

[thecrusherwi]

Jan 31, 2017 11:53:31 GMT -5 willywonka666 said:

Jan 31, 2017 11:45:26 GMT -5 thecrusherwi said:

I really want to try a Scotch Egg. I've only seen them at a few restaurants over here in Wisconsin and I've always chickened out.

I see what you did there

I didn't actually!

[El Pollo Guerrera]

A Ninjaburger (from the old Ninjaburger website). The Onion Death Blossom also sounds good.

[BorneAgain]

I know its hipster to prefer Soylent Yellow or Red because that's before Soylent Corporation got "mainstream", but honestly I think Green is worth trying.

[Fundertaker]

Actual Japanese restaurant made ramen bowl. Pork variation, more specifically. Also wagyu beef.

I also want to try a honest to God Stilton Meat Pie. I don't know if I'll like it, but it seems one of those things you need to taste after hearing about it. Like Marmite. And no, I'm not British, although I've been to the UK once.

[beamanhogan]

Jan 31, 2017 10:50:40 GMT -5 Spiderf 4 said:

I second the bacon burger dog. Also those Krabby Patty things sound tasty.

My food bucket list more or less reads like a travel list:

Real deep dish pizza from Chicago (is it different from the Uno's chain?)
The actual good New York City pizza
BBQ in basically any southern state that's famous for BBQ
The West Coast Big 3 Burger Places (Carl's Jr., In and Out, Jack in the Box)
Poutine
Baked Alaska

Also I still need to go to the food challenge places in the Boston area, mainly the place with the 3-day spicy food event and the other place with the 5 pound burger challenge (doubt I could even tackle that, maybe I'll do the 1 pound burger challenge).

There are Hardees restaurants on the edge of the state of New York that would cover the Carl's Jr needs. They are the same chain. As for real deep dish from Chicago, Uno is a decent option, however, other places do it much better than they do. Uno at least can get you in the ballpark if you like that style or not.

[Push R Truth]

I've always wanted to try a Cubano Sandwich down in Cuba/Miami.

I make them at home. One of my favorite sandwiches. But I really want to try an authentic one down in its "home"

[denna5]

So many things, I love trying new food. Off the top of my head, I really want to try more Middle eastern food.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

I wanna eat a penguin. I think it would taste fishy.

[StuntGranny®]

- Durian. I have a morbid curiosity.
- Poutine
- Legit Cuban food.

[Sephiroth]

Haggis
Sashimi
Sea Urchin
Blood pudding

[Father Dougal McGuire]

Jan 31, 2017 10:50:40 GMT -5 Spiderf 4 said:

I second the bacon burger dog. Also those Krabby Patty things sound tasty.

The West Coast Big 3 Burger Places (Carl's Jr., In and Out, Jack in the Box).

Carl's Jr./Hardees does make the best fast food burgers on the market, outside of Culvers. I haven't had a In an Out burger yet, even if two have opened in my city. Jack in the Box burgers are ok at best, a bit too dry, but their tacos, especially monster tacos are quite good as is the chicken fajita pita. Another thing good about Jack is their cheesecake slice you can get for a buck.

I kind of want to try Balut someday. Same with a real White Castle sliders and not the frozen ones, which are good if steamed in the oven.

[Mozenrath]

Feb 1, 2017 5:41:06 GMT -5 Father Dougal McGuire said:

I kind of want to try Balut someday.

Fun fact: one of the moderators has eaten balut! Now, it'd be natural to assume it's the Filipino one, and that would be because that's the right answer, but speculate among yourselves, anyhow.

As for me, hmm. Sata andagi sounds good.

[Deleted]

Too many to list but 1st Soup seems to be something I might be interested in but there's never enough time in the day.Toasted bread has always been the dream but our schedules have never lined up.I'd love to try the entire spectrum of muffins but not being a fan of baked goods it's just not in the cards for me.

[eDemento2099]

Jan 31, 2017 22:30:32 GMT -5 StuntGranny® said:

- Durian. I have a morbid curiosity.
- Poutine
- Legit Cuban food.

Durian is amazing. It's also kind of cool that you could literally kill someone by throwing the husk of a durian at them, but because you pay by the weight, the husk makes durian hella expensive.

Poutine is overrated. Just mushy carbs and fat. Not a whole lot different than that undifferentiated bucket of 'stuff' (the so-called 'famous bowl') that KFC sold at one time, minus the Franken-chicken and corn.

Anyway, I want to eat the hottest varieties of peppers out there, such as the ghost pepper. (I love spicy food.)

[Big Bad Kahuna]

OP you gotta visit Italy! Can't even describe the pizza there, I remember the best I ever had in Florence/Fiorentina, just incredible! Thin, tasty, beautiful tomato sauce, fresh basil, finest mozzarella, fresh vegetables on top...