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Cailin · 01-10-2015, 11:07 AM

I don't know if it's necessarily the ickiest, but I definitely will never eat it again

when I was 16 my friend April and I volunteered for a booth for the annual Fiesta in San Antonio. (Belgian waffels!) when we had our break, she force dragged me through the crowds to a food booth and made me eat this weird meatball shaped item.

Cow testicles my friends, also known as mountain oysters, are not to be eaten without some sort of beverage. super salty to say the least.

I was 16, and all anyone was selling was beer. Now, isn't that just the way.

a close second is probably Vietnamese food (I always wonder what kind of meat it is), mussels and veal.

I looovvves okra tho. nom nom nom!

01-10-2015, 11:07 AM	#291
Cailin Member How Do You Identify?: Female.. and it's pronounced "cah-leen", not cay-lin Preferred Pronoun?: You Relationship Status: In one Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Texas Posts: 872 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 979 Thanked 2,630 Times in 739 Posts Rep Power: 15791749	I don't know if it's necessarily the ickiest, but I definitely will never eat it again when I was 16 my friend April and I volunteered for a booth for the annual Fiesta in San Antonio. (Belgian waffels!) when we had our break, she force dragged me through the crowds to a food booth and made me eat this weird meatball shaped item. Cow testicles my friends, also known as mountain oysters, are not to be eaten without some sort of beverage. super salty to say the least. I was 16, and all anyone was selling was beer. Now, isn't that just the way. a close second is probably Vietnamese food (I always wonder what kind of meat it is), mussels and veal. I looovvves okra tho. nom nom nom! __________________ De reir a cheile a thogtar na caisleain