Well, this looks delightful...

[Groddil]

Oh my. Whole Chicken in a Can is the most disgusting thing in his channel.

I would argue that his "Chinese Delicacy Special" (I  think that's the name) is worse.

[Luftwaffles]

Oh my. Whole Chicken in a Can is the most disgusting thing in his channel.

I would argue that his "Chinese Delicacy Special" (I  think that's the name) is worse.

Dude, no.

Trekking Burger (or that Spanish Omelet) is way worse.

[Lady Ashenwyte]

Oh my. Whole Chicken in a Can is the most disgusting thing in his channel.

I would argue that his "Chinese Delicacy Special" (I  think that's the name) is worse.

Dude, no.

Trekking Burger (or that Spanish Omelet) is way worse.

oh gods above saw that and that is disgusting.

[Groddil]

Oh my. Whole Chicken in a Can is the most disgusting thing in his channel.

I would argue that his "Chinese Delicacy Special" (I  think that's the name) is worse.

Dude, no.

Trekking Burger (or that Spanish Omelet) is way worse.

Hey, I'd eat the trekking burger. Maybe not the Picnic Bog, but the trekking burger seemed edible enough to me.

But at least the Spanish omelet isn't literally made of rot.

I mean, what's worse? A disgusting, cardboard-tasting omelet that probably came from Poundland...

Or this?



The inside of the egg is solid black.



Have you seen Stuart getting Surstromming at the end of [The japanese seafood special, I think?]?

[Luftwaffles]

But the burger's insides were red... Not even McDonald's gives you that

I missed the Japanese episode entirely, but I assume it was pretty bad.

The inside of the egg is solid black.

Wait, WHAT?

[Groddil]

But the burger's insides were red... Not even McDonald's gives you that As a McDonalds Employee, I'm legally obliged to inform you that all of our burgers are cooked to a gold-standard and approved by the FDA. Mmmm, I might've missed that part of the video. Yeah... I changed my mind. Still not as bad, though.

I missed the Japanese episode entirely, but I assume it was pretty bad. It wasn't too bad, aside from the "Octopus in a paste of Sea Urchin G.O.N.A.D.S." The rest of it Stuart either enjoyed, or thought were somewhat mediocre but not terrible.

The inside of the egg is solid black.

Wait, WHAT? That, my friend, is a century egg. A Chinese delicacy which consists of leaving an egg to rot. That's it. It's a rotten egg.

[Luftwaffles]

Thanks for all the answers, mate (:

Rotten egg, huh? Well, there isn't exactly a shortage of Chinese people in the world, so I assume it isn't as dangerous and terrible as it sounds.

Random but: Do you think the Estonian Military Rations episode was an experiment that backfired terribly by the means of it actually being delicious?

[Groddil]

Thanks for all the answers, mate (:

Rotten egg, huh? Well, there isn't exactly a shortage of Chinese people in the world, so I assume it isn't as dangerous and terrible as it sounds.

Random but: Do you think the Estonian Military Rations episode was an experiment that backfired terribly by the means of it actually being delicious?

Backfired? Nah. Although like Stuart said, if I ever have to join a military, I'm headin' to Estonia.

You should rename this thread to "The Ashens Thread" and move it to cavern hole. :p

[Luftwaffles]

No, because this thread didn't start off Ashens-related.

However, I'm totally up for creating such a topic in Cavern Hole and maybe I'll move all the related posts there

[Lady Ashenwyte]

But the burger's insides were red... Not even McDonald's gives you that As a McDonalds Employee, I'm legally obliged to inform you that all of our burgers are cooked to a gold-standard and approved by the FDA. Mmmm, I might've missed that part of the video. Yeah... I changed my mind. Still not as bad, though.

I missed the Japanese episode entirely, but I assume it was pretty bad. It wasn't too bad, aside from the "Octopus in a paste of Sea Urchin G.O.N.A.D.S." The rest of it Stuart either enjoyed, or thought were somewhat mediocre but not terrible.

The inside of the egg is solid black.

Wait, WHAT? That, my friend, is a century egg. A Chinese delicacy which consists of leaving an egg to rot. That's it. It's a rotten egg.

The egg changes colour because it's stored in alkaline clay. The intent is to preserve the egg.