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or try this norwegian horror food

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smalahove

this is not so bad,it only looks at you

cheers ken

norge wrote:lutefisk is something a bunch of fish lovers use for x mas dinner.
its dry fish that will be putted in a solution of water and lut
i dont know what lut is called in english

I think lut is called " lye"...

norge wrote:or try this norwegian horror food

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smalahove

this is not so bad,it only looks at you

cheers ken

ha ha ha ha ha....is doesn't look so bad at all!!!
I would probably eat some, speacially the toungue, the best part.....yummm!!!!

I have eaten fried brains or scrambled brains in my homeland..this is nothing.
Try some good ol' fashioned oklahoman "lamb fries" or breaded "animelles". A fancy name for sheep testicles!!!! ....
Enjoy!!

norge wrote: a solution of water and lut
i dont know what lut is called in english

Dictionary say´s "lye" or "basic solution"

Bypah wrote:A fancy name for sheep testicles!!!!

Please tell me you don´t eat them

housil wrote:

Bypah wrote:A fancy name for sheep testicles!!!!

Please tell me you don´t eat them

I won't deny it...I tasted it once to say I did it or ate that and trust me is not of my liking. It has the consistency of fried oysters...that's why is also called "Rocky mountain oysters" but those ones are from bull testicles, lamb fries are tender sheep ones ......yuk!!!

I will never eat it again, trust me....

Hmm.. we all got our good and bad foods..

That's probably why they invented NATO approved rations.. it's simply a STANAG demand for consumable food


And bypah.. you should feel very.. véry... VERY guilty..!













You possibly just killed 7.500.000.000 lambs..

The State of the Union Address is tonight. You can view it on WhiteHouse. Gov or replay it if you missed it. I wonder what the President has for dinner tonight. Just hope he doesn't have any more uninvited guests.

kman wrote:Five Guys rule! When Mrs. Kman and I first went there, we made the mistake of each getting a large french fry - that's like 2 pounds of french fries each!

I went there and the small and large fries were the same exact size... so i'm sticking with smallies from now on, but anyway, they are great fries, probally the best i've ever had.

Still on my list of things to do.

More have opened recently in NYC.