Funny Foods

Funny Foods

161. Backdoor Calamari

Pig rectum rings allegedly solid as imitation, deep-fried squid. See also Farming.

Added by Anthony on January 19, 2013| Comment | You Like This |

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162. Potato

Po·ta·to [puh-tey-toh, -tuh]
Noun, plural po·ta·toes
1. The perfect awkward silence breaker.
2. The awesomest food on earth.
3. The main ingredient in french fries, except for McDonalds where the main ingredient is corn.

Added by a Guest on November 12, 2012| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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163. Kiwano

Spikey fruit. Usually yellow or orange, synonymous with African Tomato. The insides are greenish, and you extract the insides with a spoon, or by sucking on a slice or wedge. See also Fruits.

Added by Ponyboy on October 10, 2012| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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164. Ice Cream in Minihelmets

Sold at baseball stadiums everywhere. See also Baseball, Sports.

Added by Ryan on April 21, 2012| 1 Comment | You Like This |

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165. Snausages Shop

Dog snack cousin to Beggin' Strips. See also Pets.

Added by a Guest on November 14, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

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166. Spaghetti Tacos

These things. See also Italian, Mexican.

Added by a Guest on October 29, 2011| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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167. Jicama

Pronounced "Hick-a-ma," a terrible little fruit.

Added by a Guest on September 27, 2011| 3 Comments | You Like This |

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168. Legumes

They may not be funny themselves... but the word is fun to say!

Added by a Guest on August 29, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

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169. Nutmeat

This delicious innards of a nut.

Added by DieterW on July 30, 2011| 1 Comment | You Like This |

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170. Hog Maw

Hog stomach lining that can be stewed, fried, baked, or broiled. Waste not, want not.

Added by a Guest on July 22, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

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