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Holds PhD in Packing
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I have recently enjoyed playing WITP (Where Is This Place?) under the BnA Forum section but I noticed recently that participation is not widely extensive. So after enjoying the comments under the Worst Food thread, I thought maybe some of you might like a "What Is This Food" challenge.

The idea is that you post a picture of a food (good, bad or otherwise; live or cooked or in state of preparation; packaged or loose, solid or liquid, etc.) and others have to guess what it is. I would say that starting with general categories might be best and then narrow it down from there. If you get the right answer, you can then choose to post a picture or leave the board open to anyone else.

I hope some folks might be interested in this...I guess we'll see how it goes.

So here is the first! What is This Food?

 
Posts: 299 | Location: Arviat, Nunavut | Registered: 04 June 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
Token Dork
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Gah. I think I'll put off lunch for another hour or so.

Errrr...stomach lining? Razz
 
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Holds PhD in Packing
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I know some who would die to have this for lunch!

Sorry not stomach lining....and thanks for the first guess....I think that rates a ding! Smile
 
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Token Dork
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Pizza?

Wait, no. Scratch that. Given your location, I'll guess it's some sea beastie from Hudson Bay. Seal meat?

*burp*
 
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Holds PhD in Packing
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You are correct it used to be part of a sea beastie from HB but seal meat is actually much darker....the colour of coagulated blood.

This is a real delicacy for Inuit.....bonus points if you can tell me the particular species of "sea beastie"!
 
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Token Dork
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seal meat is actually much darker....the colour of coagulated blood.

Again! YUM!

Now that lunch has settled...if I twist my head to the left a bit....that looks like what might have been a shark mouth at some point. Are we about to make that delicacy of delicacies....SharkMouthNeck Soup?

Are there sharks in Hudson Bay? Must be, right? They're everywhere. More importantly....do sharks have necks?

SharkMouthNeck Soup says I!!! Banana
 
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Holds PhD in Packing
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Sorry to do a job on your stomach NtfT....but I am amazed at your ability to visualize a shark mouth!

As far as I know there are no sharks in HB but there are killer whales apparently. So to put an end to this challenge in hopes that someone else will pick up the lead (or you, if you can spare the time while pretending to work)......

This is "muqtuq" or what is commonly known as whale blubber (it is actually the skin and attached "meat"). The particular whale is the beluga which should be migrating up my way in another month or so. This is the raw version which is an acquired taste (very oily) but I have had some wonderful cooked versions. Woot2

The board is open!
 
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Darn! I was too late! and I would have gotten it to! Not nearly as bad as it looks, but an aquired taste non the less. Too bad I don't have any pics from home . . . but now that I am in NZ I could probably only post a picture of pies. I think that is all they eat here!


"We're lost, but we're making great time!" Yogi Berra
 
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Token Dork
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Crum. I was headed for whale initially....then I got diverted, thinking I saw a "sharkmouthneck". Darn.



Taste that!

What is this food? Razz
 
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Holds PhD in Packing
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You will have to show me a sharkmouthneck sometime.....I'm not really sure what that is. I know sharks have mouths...but necks?????

Too bad melslion didn't get a chance....hopefully, she will find a unique NZ pie to stump us with!

Ok, now with the task at hand...hmmm....me thinks a sausage but somehow I don't think it is that easy. I am betting the contents of the sausage go beyond the beef and pig hooves and internal organs that I am accustomed to eating. Am I correct in assuming the contents are derived from a 4-legged land animal? Is it something like camel sausage?
 
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Holds PhD in Packing
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hmmm, looks like chunks of pork in gelatin.


It's not the days in your life, but it's the life in your days." --Richard Clark of the Exceptional Children's Assistance Center, Asheville, NC
 
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Token Dork
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Oh dear. I'm in over my head, as usual.

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I am betting the contents of the sausage go beyond the beef and pig hooves and internal organs that I am accustomed to eating.

Likely, yes. I confess I've never eaten this, but the odds are very good that it goes "beyond" those items you mention, but it certainly includes some of them as well...

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Am I correct in assuming the contents are derived from a 4-legged land animal?

I'll say yes, mostly.

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Is it something like camel sausage?

Crazy

I have no idea what camel sausage is....but I'm willing to bet (cross-culturally) that they are in the same family! Smile

P.S. Out for the night...will check and see who's hungry in the morning!

EDIT/DING!!!!: To kryetech! for ..."hmmm, looks like chunks of pork in gelatin."
 
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Holds PhD in Packing
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so was I thinking there was more to this?

If kyretech gets a ding for pork in gelatin...does this mean your picture is of Spork ... similar to Spam?
 
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It looks like a variation of head cheese to me. I didn't know you were a vegetarian NTFT. Smile I'd sample that in a second, and ask what it was later. IOW, it looks good!
 
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Holds PhD in Packing
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Great call braslvr.....given NtfT's preference for that area of the anatomy (mouth, neck) in terms of the last photo, head cheese makes sense. Thumbs Up
 
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Token Dork
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A big GAG GAG GAG!!! and YUCK YUCK YUCK!!! to braslvr for what we here in the United States of Processed Foods call Head Cheese!.

Time for breakfast!
 
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MMM. Hormel, the good stuff!
 
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Holds PhD in Packing
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I think we get Hormel Chicken in a Can.....do they make that? It is a whole chicken stuffed into a big can. I am awaiting the right occasion to try it for my first time. I guess people buy it here to take out on the land....

Hey Braslvr....do you have a pic you want to post.....seeing as you got the 3 Gags from NtfT?

Good one NtfT!....I like the 3 Gags versus the 3 Dings.
 
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Token Dork
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Originally posted by aopaq:
I like the 3 Gags versus the 3 Dings.

Don't tell rawjer over in the WITP thread or he'll get angry with me for not delivering proper DINGS! Smile

Now, really. I must know....is Camel Sausage a relative of Head Cheese? Razz
 
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Tinker, Bounder, Scoundrel, Cad.
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Darn! Too late to get in another chopped "tiger penis" reference.



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