Show me the most disgusting foods you've ever heard of and/or come across. Include what it is and where it's from... >Disgusting brown beans (I think) >Typical school cafeteria

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Anonymous Tue Jul 2 01:48:14 2013 No.4607700 [Reply] [Original]

Show me the most disgusting foods you've ever heard of and/or come across. Include what it is and where it's from...

>Disgusting brown beans (I think)
>Typical school cafeteria

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 01:55:13 2013 No.4607713 >thesneeze.com how fitting, it looks like those beans are covered in mucus

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 01:58:13 2013 No.4607718 that's a fermented bean dish from Japan. I forget which one. I would probably try it if I had some alcohol to chase it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 02:00:13 2013 No.4607725 except natto is good you pleb

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 02:03:13 2013 No.4607731 That's fucking natto you shitposting troll.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 02:05:14 2013 No.4607735 natto is nasty, and anyone who says they like it is a lying weeabot cunt

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 02:10:13 2013 No.4607746 Vegimite,australia

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 02:13:14 2013 No.4607749 File: 50 KB, 500x375, Kimchi.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] it's basically rotting cabbage and it has the most pungent smell in existence

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 02:36:13 2013 No.4607783 - surströmming - hákarl - durian - vegemite but I'd actually like to try this - beef bile

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 02:46:13 2013 No.4607790 liver of any kind.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 02:50:16 2013 No.4607795 File: 177 KB, 1024x768, IMG_0315-1024x768.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] this

>>	OP Tue Jul 2 02:55:13 2013 No.4607801 >>4607731 >That's fucking natto you shitposting troll How the hell should I know? It looks like freshly produced chunky fecal matter.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:03:13 2013 No.4607808 File: 49 KB, 600x399, bc00a5ab1e50d305c8972c6c440cb9c8.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4607725 >except natto is good Does THIS look good? Yum, yum, that doesn't make me gag at all.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:04:13 2013 No.4607809 >>4607795 looks like a fucking turd

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:07:13 2013 No.4607814 >>4607808 I'm not going to call this one way or another having never tasted it. But a shot of warm rice crispy treats would look practically the same, and those are pretty fucking dolamite.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:29:14 2013 No.4607835 >>4607808 Jesus christ, that looks like spider eggs.

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:36:13 2013 No.4607839
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>>4607808
OK, that's a little unfair. If you covered a girl sitting in a bathtub with chili it would look like someone just took a giant, bloody shit all over her, but chili can be fantastic.

Natto is fucking disgusting, but don't discount it just because of the picture you posted.

Signed, an american guy living in Japan.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:37:13 2013 No.4607841 >>4607839 I'll also point out that it is really difficult to find a picture of Natto that doesn't make it look goddamn horrible.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:37:13 2013 No.4607842 What's natto taste like? It looks like baked beans in cheese (barf).

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:41:13 2013 No.4607846

>>4607839
Is living in Japan hard? I've been reading a tourist book about it, and it's not as blatantly expensive people say so long as you avoid things. And you don't even need to know the language except for some basic words as most Japs know english (though they can't talk in it)

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:45:13 2013 No.4607854 >>4607842 Natto tastes like you'd expect rotting shit to taste, because that's effectively what it is. It's cold, slimy, bitter, and the smell is indescribable. >>4607846 typing up a response, give me a sec.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:54:13 2013 No.4607868 >>4607854 pls respond ;_;

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:55:13 2013 No.4607869 >>4607868 Still typing, I'm wrapping up chapter four :)

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 03:58:13 2013 No.4607874

>>4607846
>Most Japs[sic] know English
This is 100% untrue. The Japanese as a people know next to no english, even though they teach it in school. I studied Japanese by way of the Pimsleur lessons, although the first time I came to Japan I had only learned to read the two alphabets (Hiragana, traditionally created for women to write, since it was softer and more simple; Katakana, used for strange words (sound effects, in my experience), and to express foreign words.) and I had listened to the first 15 of the Pimsleur lessons, enough to get an extremely basic working knowledge of directions and necessities (Bathroom, Hospital, Left, Right, etc)

As a culture, there's a divide; They're sort of like ants, in a way, always working for the good of the society as a whole (unlike western culture, which is usually more individualistic).

Even big cities in Japan are ridiculously safe. One-on-one theft or violence in Japan is very rare, probably because of what I said before. I've heard stories of Yakuza (Japanese Mafia) members being extremely polite to normal people, and honor within the gang is of the utmost importance.

The food, (since this is /ck/, after all) is interesting as well. There are the stable of traditional restaurants, (Ramen is known world-wide, I think; Lesser known, but EXTREMELY delicious: Okonomiyaki, Shabu-Shabu, Katsudon, Tonkatsu-Curry; Japan loves curry, and although they can't handle spicy things, the restaurants here also have extremely spicy dishes for foreigners and adventurous Japanese). Sushi is cheap and plentiful; Always sit at the bar, no matter where you go, (even in sushi shops in western countries), since it lets you actually see how the sushi is made, and the sushi-chef really appreciates it. Back to languages again for a sec, most people here appreciate you making an effort to speak; I only know broken conversational Japanese, but I've received a lot of hospitality, and people are tolerant of me taking out my phone to look up words.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:03:14 2013 No.4607879 >>4607749 Huh? It's in spices and vinegar. It's not rotten at all, unless you consider pickled things to be rotten. And kimchi is delicious, especially if you cook it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:03:14 2013 No.4607877 >>4607874 Thanks man.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:05:13 2013 No.4607882 >>4607877 Hopefully that answered your question, I got a little carried away.

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:06:13 2013 No.4607883

>>4607874
>The Japanese as a people know next to no english
They know plenty of English, if you're talking about basic vocab. They can't express any feelings or make coherent sentences, but if you say a word they'll figure it out 9/10. I guess it depends on what you're looking for.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:06:13 2013 No.4607884 >>4607882 clarified and justified some of my thoughts, really thankful for it

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:09:13 2013 No.4607885

>>4607883
Not in my experience. Japanese are very particular about pronunciation, (I pronounced "basil" like we say it in America, they didn't understand at all until I started out throwing out other pronunciations and landed on how the brits say it). This might be politeness as well, as they don't want to embarrass you. Occasionally I'll meet someone at a convenience store who lived in America for a while, which is great, but most of the time this is not the case.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:11:14 2013 No.4607887 >>4607885 Well, pronouncing it all katakana-like is mandatory, of course. I guess I have a bit of a skewed view as well because I knew a good bit of Japanese before ever going over there, and I lived there for a good while.

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:17:14 2013 No.4607894

>>4607887
As much as I'd like to give them credit for this, I can't. Their hospitality is great, though, so absolutely nothing against them. I've had people mime things to me to get me to understand, or discuss amongst themselves to try and come up with the correct word in English, and at one small shop the older woman running the place actually came over and helped me suggest something I would like, based on me guessing at ingredients.

All that being said, the majority of them still have no clue when it comes to english, words or otherwise. Again, in my experience. Where were you staying? I'm in Minami-senju, north-east a couple stops on the Hibiya line from Ueno.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:21:13 2013 No.4607898 >>4607894 Not who you're talking to but Arakawa here :0

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:27:14 2013 No.4607905 >>4607898 Neighbor!

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:30:14 2013 No.4607910 >>4607905 Do you too come here I lament about all the things you can't make anymore?

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:33:13 2013 No.4607912

>>4607910
Yeah, actually. I'm really craving Chipotle. My parents are coming to visit me in a couple months and they're bringing a giant vat of Skippy peanut butter as well, but not being able to buy like 5 pounds of ground beef for a nickel is saddening.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 04:39:13 2013 No.4607918 >>4607910 I'm about to go out for Sushi at くら寿司, in La-La Terrace. Dunno if you want to hang out with a /g/entoomen, but you're welcome to come

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 05:00:13 2013 No.4607942 >>4607918 Ah shit I missed this. I just ate sorry! Do you have a throw away email I can get you at?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 05:03:13 2013 No.4607948 >>4607942 Sure, send me an email, we'll connect :)

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 12:23:13 2013 No.4608555 >>4607894 You're probably not in this thread anymore, but when I was there I lived in Hirakata city near Osaka (study abroad).

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 13:23:13 2013 No.4608677
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Oh hey I remember that old 'Steve, don't eat it!' article from the sneeze over 10 years ago!
That brings me back.
Should be good for a laugh.

http://www.thesneeze.com/steve-dont-eat-it/

Have some Huitlacoche which is basicaly swolen fungus infected corn.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 13:32:13 2013 No.4608691 >>4607749 kimche is dope. not in large quantities, but good non the less. especially in soup.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 13:34:13 2013 No.4608696 >>4607795 >2013 >hating on based greasy long johns.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 13:37:13 2013 No.4608707 >>4607942 >>4607948 2 weebs in love in nipponland aniki fisting sugoi desu ne

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:06:13 2013 No.4608903 >>4607783 >surströmming >vegemite I want to try those so bad. >durian I've had it. Oddly, it reminded me of a banana. Very very creamy. It does have a bit of an offputting-to-most aroma though. Can't say I've heard of hakarl or beef bile.

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:15:13 2013 No.4608926
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Used to work at taco cabana. My boss was a psychopath, and I decided to quit. I had asked her several times to PLEASE let me throw this stuff out, but she said no. On my last day, she wasn't there, and I said to the on site manager, who was cool, "look bro, I'm throwing this shit out. It's disgusting. If [my boss] gets pissed, just say I did it without telling you. It's not like she can fire me for it."

First, the cilantro.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:16:13 2013 No.4608929 File: 1.31 MB, 1536x2048, IMG_0459.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4608926 Here's what the bottom of the bag it was in looked like. This had been in our fridge, with me asked for it to be thrown away, for a week.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:17:13 2013 No.4608933 File: 1.23 MB, 1536x2048, IMG_0464.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4608929 The stains left behind by the bag when I finally threw it away.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:17:13 2013 No.4608936 File: 921 KB, 1536x2048, IMG_0466.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4608933 A tomatillo deemed "acceptable" by my boss to be made into salsa.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:18:13 2013 No.4608937 File: 1.32 MB, 1536x2048, IMG_0468.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4608936 The fast majority of the tomatoes looked like this. I was told to cut off "the most moldy parts."

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:25:15 2013 No.4608956 >>4608926 >>4608929 >>4608933 >>4608936 >>4608937 holy shit report this person and get them fired asap

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:32:13 2013 No.4608969 >>4608926 Eh, the cilantro isn't too bad if you just pick out the bad par... >>4608929 Nevermind.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:44:13 2013 No.4609005 >>4608933 That is fucking disgusting

Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:50:13 2013 No.4609022

>>4608937
That's going too far. I think blemished or odd product is perfectly fine most of the time, and yes, you should just cut off the bad part and go forth (I can't stand the food waste when it comes to demanding "perfection"), but jeez.

Place an anonymous call to your local health department that is in charge of food handlers permits, inspections, etc. Tell them and then they'll come out and do a random health inspection. Include the pictures so they know you're not just a disgruntled employee with no reasonable basis for saying that shit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 15:52:13 2013 No.4609026 File: 63 KB, 550x605, candwich-canned-sandwich.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Candwich: Canned Sammich

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 2 19:48:13 2013 No.4609580 >>4608937 I worked at a Subway and it was the same thing. Veggies that I wouldn't have fed a pig getting diced up for food.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 01:07:13 2013 No.4610372 >>4608696 > current year > accurate fact thank you accuweather forecast

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 02:05:13 2013 No.4610456 >>4608696 on foxnews.com right now: long-john-silver-meal-called-worst-in-america-by-advocacy-group fucking 30 grams of transfat

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 02:12:14 2013 No.4610466 >>4607700 thats natto, fermemted japanese beans

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 02:18:13 2013 No.4610475 File: 298 KB, 1200x897, meat item random.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

Anonymous Wed Jul 3 02:21:14 2013 No.4610482

>>4610466
holy shit thank god someone finally answered this after two days we were all sitting here wondering what it was until you came along as evidenced by this long thread with no one mentioning the word natto or having discussions about it at any point.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 02:23:13 2013 No.4610486 >>4607808 >bathtub of semen beans

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 02:44:28 2013 No.4610508 >>4610475 what the hell. I guess mystery meat really does exist. I think the butcher there could possibly be a cannibal

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 02:50:14 2013 No.4610518 Not exactly related, but I remember once putting too much salt on the cafeteria refried beans. I still gag thinking about it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 02:58:13 2013 No.4610529 >>4609026 Not as bad as canned chicken

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 03:01:14 2013 No.4610534 File: 35 KB, 468x369, Gordon Ramsay and lamb.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4608926 >>4608929 >>4608933 >>4608936 >>4608937 That's a disgrace. Seriously, report that establishment. You'd be saving lives.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 03:02:14 2013 No.4610535 >>4610475 That sounds exciting Mystery Meat nights every week bro

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 03:50:13 2013 No.4610588 File: 322 KB, 716x1024, i'm not fucking looking.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4608937

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 03:57:13 2013 No.4610598 >>4610475 I'm seriously stumped at what kind of meat that is, it's probably long pig. How is this legal?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 04:06:13 2013 No.4610617 >thesneeze holy shit i used to read that stuff all the time he later drank breast milk and also fried a random shroom he found great stuff

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 04:09:13 2013 No.4610621 File: 124 KB, 500x667, spaghetti-and-ketchup-yum.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4607700 pic related

Anonymous Wed Jul 3 04:18:14 2013 No.4610635

I don't have a picture but the worst thing I ever ate was an omelette with a side of "breakfast potatoes" and grits at some restaurant in New Orleans.

The omelette was completely undercooked and it was ice cold, the potatoes were stained orange cause they were so greasy and were soaking wet with grease and you can guess what it tasted like.
The grits had the consistency of 3 day old rice when they're supposed to be creamy.

I didn't pay for it, I told the manager it was disgusting and he let me leave.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 04:19:13 2013 No.4610637 >>4610621 Fuck you. There is nothing better when you're 7 years old

Anonymous Wed Jul 3 04:42:13 2013 No.4610658

>>4610621
I always ate spaghetti with real sauce, what type of people seriously ate this shit? I'm not even trying to brag or anything. Up until a few years ago when I first started posting on 4chan, the only time I had ever heard of spaghetti with ketchup was in the ending of Goodfellas.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 05:04:13 2013 No.4610677 >>4610658 egg noodles.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 05:28:14 2013 No.4610698 >>4608903 I almost threw up eating durian.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 07:19:13 2013 No.4610810 >>4610621 had a friend who did that but with sweet baby ray's BBQ sauce.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 07:20:13 2013 No.4610811 File: 10 KB, 240x180, images.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] stinky tofu. The more horrendous the smell the tastier it is.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 12:27:21 2013 No.4611320 >>4610475 I'd seriously report that to the FDA

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 12:28:21 2013 No.4611327 >>4610486 >semen beans I lol'd

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 12:33:13 2013 No.4611340 >>4610475 Mistery Meat is a reality? Oh boy

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 12:36:13 2013 No.4611348 File: 58 KB, 500x424, durian-small.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Tastes-and-smells-like-rotting-shit durian fruit

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 12:48:13 2013 No.4611369 >>4607718 Natto

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 12:49:13 2013 No.4611372 OP's pic literally almost made me puke

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 12:51:13 2013 No.4611377 File: 1.54 MB, 463x261, 1371689400294.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4610475 I-is that legal?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 12:59:13 2013 No.4611391 >>4611377 It is in Canuckastan.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 13:25:14 2013 No.4611444 >>4610482 faggot

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 16:18:12 2013 No.4611826 File: 26 KB, 304x260, shrimp-brain-cannibal-halloween-party-gross-food.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Supposed to – to – to be brains? Wad of shrimp smothered in ketchup from some faggot Halloween party.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 16:19:14 2013 No.4611827 that's clearly pintos and cheese op

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 16:23:13 2013 No.4611831 >>4610677 fucking egg noodles. I've eaten muskrat poop coffee, but egg noodles are fucking disgusting.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 16:29:13 2013 No.4611838 >>4611831 Are they really that bad?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 16:54:58 2013 No.4611863 >>4611838 Nah, they're just very... eggy

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 19:10:14 2013 No.4612117 >>4610475 Holy would anyone be able to tell me anything about this one? I actually work in the legal department of the company that owns IGA and write letters to stores yelling at them for this shit. I'm curious, and my coworkers will love this.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 3 20:15:15 2013 No.4612204 >>4611348 that picture does make it resemble an open toilet or a laughing fruit either works

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