It's no secret that the ladies of the In Her Shoes Blog love MKs (missionary kids!)
And we love hearing from them, too!
Time for...
For
MK Spirit Week,
we here at the In Her Shoes Blog have decided to ask MKs some questions. And the fun part? They may also be rewarded for taking the time to share their answers!
So here's today's question:
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What is the weirdest thing you have eaten on your field of service?
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Please leave your answer in a comment below, and include your name, age, and country or region of service.
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Four randomly selected winners will receive a $10 Amazon gift card.
Sponsors for today's gift cards:
Linda Calloway
Linda Van Pelt
Jeremy Cox
(Thank you for loving on our MKs!)
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Four randomly selected winners will receive a $10 Amazon gift card.
Sponsors for today's gift cards:
Linda Calloway
Linda Van Pelt
Jeremy Cox
(Thank you for loving on our MKs!)
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To be eligible to win the gift card, we must be able to verify you are in fact a bona fide, true, honest, for real Baptist Missionary Woman's missionary kid, currently living with your parents either on the field, on deputation, or on a temporary furlough.
The deadline to respond is Saturday, March 11, 2017, 11:59 pm EST.
The deadline to respond is Saturday, March 11, 2017, 11:59 pm EST.
The winners will be announced March 13, 2017, right here on the blog.
French Fry pizza, its actually pretty good!!
ReplyDeleteCharity Rice, 13 years old (Sicily, Italy)
Probably grasshoppers. I almost ate flying ant once...while it was still alive. But I gagged and spit it out once I saw the guts. :D I've also had chicken liver (I'm not sure if that is weird or not.) :)
ReplyDeleteAbigail Petersen, 15, Uganda
Mmm I have eaten a few strange things but probably the strangest was cow heart, I had when we lived in Peru. The strangest food I've tried in Italy would be octopus.
ReplyDeleteRachel Rice, 17, Sicily Italy
Since I was born in Japan and have lived here all my life nothing here seems really weird. I think to others takoyaki may seem weird but it is really good! It is these breaded/dumpling balls with octopus and inside them. There is also a really yummy sauce that goes on top of it.
ReplyDeleteMalachi Minks, 15, Hokkaido Japan
Water buffalo! Michaela W, 13, Southern Asia
ReplyDeleteBeaten rice, cheese, meat and gravy, carrots, and peanut butter... our first meal after the eartrhquake! -Gabriel W, 10, Southern Asia
ReplyDeleteFish sausage... yuck! -Ben W, 17, Southern Asia
ReplyDeleteGideon Minks, 13, in snowy Hokkaido, Japan.
ReplyDeleteFish paste and Spaghetti ice cream (totally a Japanese idea, it didn't last long though). The ice cream was weird because it was salty and had a crazy texture to it. :)
The weirdest thing I have eaten here has been ox tail, it was really good to me! Nathanael LeClercq-Guam
ReplyDeleteI tried octopus here on Guam and did not like it very much! Kat LeClercq 8
ReplyDeleteI do not like to eat strange foods so the weirdest for me was papaya. It grows in our back yard, and I do not like it very much but it is good in smoothies. Ethaen LeClercq Guam
ReplyDeleteI've tried a lot of different things from different countries, and to me, Japanese food is pretty normal. But I did eat pig's tongue once here which was a little different. :D
ReplyDeleteFish strips, sometimes called salmon jerky. Levi, 10, Alaska
ReplyDeleteMillet. It is a dark flour mixed with water and cooked into a thick porridge. I tried crocodile once too.
ReplyDeleteDaniel Petersen, 17, Uganda
Duck tongue! It doesn't taste like chicken. -Jocelyn Abrams, HK, 5
ReplyDeleteKangaroo - Cody, 9, Australia
ReplyDeleteA green ant's bum - Autumn, 14, Australia
ReplyDeleteRamen with koolaid mixed in. I love it though, but don't get to eat it very often since it is unhealthy. Khloe Boylston, 10, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia
ReplyDeleteItchy taro. haha :) The first time we had taro it tasted really good, but my mama didn't boil it long enough before she fried it and it made our tongues and lips itchy. - Kierra Boylston, 13, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia
ReplyDeleteI've had pigs tongue, different types of raw fish, and sweet beans. None of them seem strange to me though. And they are all delicious. (Although the raw octopus took me ten minutes to chew. 😂)
ReplyDeleteAbigail Minks, 18, Japan
I've had pizza with corn on it - Kameron, 12, Germany
ReplyDeleteWe shared a schnitzel (fried pork) with a coffee sauce and oranges on top! Kyndall, 16 and Kortney, 8 - Germany
Baked Beans on toast - Darren Tharp, 11, Ireland
ReplyDeletePrawn Cocktail Crisps - Nathan Tharp - 5, Ireland
ReplyDeleteWhite Pudding - Katie Tharp, 9, Ireland
ReplyDeleteI've tried lots of weird food, but probably octopus! - Moriah Rice, (16) Sicily, Italy
ReplyDeleteHere in Greenland we've eaten whale, seal, polar bear, reindeer, musk-ox, walrus, and a variety of fish. These aren't weird when they are cooked, but many of the nationals eat them raw. As they are cutting up the meat they will be snacking on it. It is about the only "Fast Food" you can get around here. :-) Once the meat is cooked it is okay. We all agree the weirdest thing we've ever eaten has been mattak. Mattak is whale blubber with the skin still attached and eaten raw. It is really hard to chew and even harder to swallow!
ReplyDeleteThe Shull Kids in Greenland
Christopher (15)
Anna (14)
Emilia (11)
Jonathan (9)
Mattaliina (5)
Chicken hearts were the weirdest food I ate but here in Brazil it's totally normal,so it's not weird to me it's delicious. Abigail Rose Johnson, Taubaté Brazil
ReplyDeleteDragon Fruit is really weird. I thought it tasted like perfum. Daniel Joseph Johnson, Taubaté Brazil
ReplyDeleteDragon Fruit is really weird. I thought it tasted like perfum. Daniel Joseph Johnson, Taubaté Brazil
ReplyDeleteMicah Guay in very hot Tak Thailand, age 15
ReplyDeleteI have eaten several weird things including: Grilled Rat, Fried Worms,and Durian flavored ice cream:)
It may not be weird to others, but I think it's weird. Habichuelas con dulce (Sweet beans). Jesse Schepers (10) Dominican Republic.
ReplyDeleteI had Pig cooked on a stick over a fire. We had the whole pig wrapped in a leaf laying on our table. Seth Schepers (11) Dominican Republic
ReplyDeleteThe weirdest thing that I have ever eaten is actually pretty normal here on Pohnpei for special occasions. We had roasted dog for our pastor's birthday party. It's actually pretty good. My mama thought it tasted like tough roast beef. My brother loves it. My sisters wouldn't eat it. My youngest sister doesn't even like to talk about it because dogs are her favorite animal. - Kody Boylston, 18, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia
ReplyDeleteLocrio (a chicken and rice dish) with chicken feet in it. Julianna Schepers (17) Dominican Republic
ReplyDeleteElijah Guay in Tak Thailand, age 19
ReplyDeleteOne weird food that I have eaten is deep fried banana flower.
Raw mahi mahi liver. Very chewy! We joked around and called it "mahi mahi bubble gum". I even made an advertisement video for it, but for some reason I don't think there is going to be great demand for it. My brother and I "ate" tuna eyeballs too. Well, we put them in our mouths, took a picture, tried to chew them up, but they were too tough and gross so then we spit them back out. - Kaleb Boylston, 16, Pohnpei, FSM
ReplyDeleteCucumbers --Abby, 6 years old (SE Asia)
ReplyDeleteNaan and momo --Paul, 9 years old (SE Asia)
Momo--Jason, 8 years old (SE Asia
Gautita - a stew made from cow stomach - Sam - Ecuador
ReplyDeleteGuinea Pig - yummy little rodent - Emily - Ecuador
ReplyDeleteSeco de pollo - Chicken Stew - Sofia - Ecuador
ReplyDeleteUm, potatoe wedges and mushy peas preferably eaten with fish. I actually thought it was very tasty, but it's one of those foods that's debatable :))
ReplyDeleteOlivia Rooney, England
Pizza with hot dogs on top. Weird.
ReplyDeleteCarson, age 10, Dominican Republic
Gabriel Williams from Mexico. Goat intestine
ReplyDeleteEmma Williams from Mexico.
ReplyDeleteSlimy Soup
Abigail Williams from Mexico.
ReplyDeleteMayan Tacos
The weirdest thing I've eaten is by far pig head sliced cheese. It's pretty much whatever is left of the pig after it has been processed. It's not an actual cheese. I think it's disgusting but my brother likes it. I've also eaten cow heart and tongue.
ReplyDeleteSavannah White 11, Santiago, Chile
Daniel Spillman 14 said fish eggs.
ReplyDeleteNathaniel Spillman 16 said cucumber soup with vinegar.
Timothy Spillman 7 said fish.
Nshima is a little different! It is ground maize cooked until thick. But I like it!
ReplyDeleteNatalie is 7 years old and lives in Zambia. ☺
DeletePizza with avocado on it! And pizza with pineapples.
ReplyDeleteJoey, Zambia
5 years old
When I was little, I ate crocodile tail! I am told I liked it but I don't remember eating it. ��
ReplyDeleteFelicia is 10 years old and lives in Zambia. 😊
DeleteI think chicken on pizza is a little different!
ReplyDeleteCalina Matacchiera, 4 years old
Zambia
Kirsi, age 9 - slimy, squishy, chicken legs
ReplyDeleteTre, age 8 - fish eyes
Tully, age 5 - fish tail, fried (crunchy like potato chips)
Kylar, age 3 - pitaya fruit (dragon fruit)
Karina, age 11 - octopus tentacle
tropical Mexico
The pepperoni in New Zealand is not like America and it is gross to us. So now I eat cheese pizza. Isaac - 10
ReplyDeleteThere is a ham bacon here that taste like ham and looks like ham. But yet it has a bacon taste to it as well.
Ethan -9
We thought we were getting mince meat (ground beef in the US) and it said beef on the package. But it was not ground beef. It tasted more like sausage and it was OK tasting but not my favorite.
Landon - 8
Ashley Johnson, 9, Dominican Republic - roasted pig ears
ReplyDeleteZack Johnson, 7, Dominican Republic - habichuelas con dulce (sweet beans)
Tyler Johnson, 5, Dominican Republic - a leaf from outside =)
The weirdest thing I've eaten would be dried squid and dried seaweed.
ReplyDeleteJosiah Minks 11 Japan
When I was in Korea my lovely friend made me try dried octopus..... I don't like seafood so it was not a pleasant experience. Other than that I don't really like to try things I don't know. We have had food poisoning a few times here and I do not want a repeat.
ReplyDeleteHannah Phillips, 17 Kazakhstan.
I think I would have to say that the weirdest things I have eaten here in Japan, has been bird organs, deer liver, or whole small fishes (bones,head, and all)... They don't taste the best, but if I had to I could eat them. I've also eaten lots of other things that might sound weird to most people like quid ink risottos, squid, fish eggs, fermented soy beans, slimy sea weed, etc. But most of these are really good. 😀 They have so much delicious food over here that I wish we could have everyone that we meet on furloughs taste some of them. (Not necessarily the foods mentioned above)😉
ReplyDeleteKristen Smith, Japan, 19
Mac-n-cheese, Joe Hardecker, 4, Philippines (Hahaha!)
ReplyDeleteLumpia, WT Hardecker, 6, Philippines
Chicken foot- Seth age 3 Brazil
ReplyDeleteHeart of Palm- Silas age 11 Brazil
Raw scallops pulled right out of the water. I did t like it.
ReplyDeleteJosiah Wilhite, 16, Japan
Sorry, it was supposed to say, "didn't like it". Josiah Wilhite
ReplyDeleteThe weirdest thing I've ever eaten here is fried squid on a stick.
ReplyDeleteMalachi Wilhite, Japan
Natto - which is fermented soybeans. Titus Wilhite, age 12, Japan
ReplyDeleteScallop curry rice.
ReplyDeleteNathanael Wilhite, 15, Japan
Onion, Brenna Gansemer, 4, Argentina.
ReplyDeleteMilanesa, but I like them. Clara Gansemer, 9, Argentina.
Olives on pizza. Ethan Gansemer, 7, Argentina.
Reindeer - It might have been Rudolf but I didn't have a chance to ask.
ReplyDeleteSala - reduced pork fat - Ryan (15), Russia (Siberia)
Cow tongue! It was NASTY! Joshua Lima (7) Brazil
ReplyDeleteSizzlers pizza Joel Porcher, 6, Ghana
ReplyDeleteMommy: Nat what's the strangest thing you've eaten in Ghana?
ReplyDeleteNat: um...boogers
Mommy: No Nathanael. FOOD
Nat:lasagna
Mommy: No that was in America.
Sigh. He did eat chicken bones on Sunday but that's normal for him
Nathanael Porcher, 4. Ghana
Shrimp with the tail. Yuck! Aubrey Grinstead (4) Argentina
ReplyDeleteJelly belly dog chow flavored....why would you do that? Valerie Grinstead (6) Argentina
Moldy blueberry yogurt. I didn't know it was Moldy but I did after one bite. Caleb Grinstead (11) Argentina
Frog legs. I thought it was chicken but ewwww! Joel Grinstead (9) Argentina
Shae-Lynn (17), Shiloh (14), Skyler (12), Savannah (9) Stensaas: Uganda -- The strangest things we have eaten in Uganda have been fried grasshoppers and termites.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have too many weird things in Croatia, but Erin Brown (15) and Ally Brown have tried carob chips and Noah Brown (10) eats pašteta which is like a meat pate. Croatia
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