Results: Pass the plate or just pass?
Published on 12/17/2024
A few international holiday dishes to tantalize your taste buds. Disgusting Food Museum is my source for these tasty treats.
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Holodets. Holod means cold in Russian. This is a meat jelly made by cooking pork parts that contain a lot of bone, skin, and cartilage (such as legs, ears, and even hooves), then chicken is added to make a soup that chills into a jelly-like texture. Also known as Aspic, it predates Jell-O by several decades. The meat broth thickens when it cools into a not so appetizingly looking lump of jelly. The Polish version is called Zimne Nóżki. Would you serve this as your holiday meal?
Yes
5%
113 votes
No
74%
1655 votes
Maybe
6%
144 votes
This is already a part of my holiday traditions
1%
33 votes
Not Applicable
13%
292 votes
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Cuscuz Paulista. This cold cake is made from corn flakes or cornmeal, tomato sauce, tomato pieces, boiled egg, and canned ingredients such as peas, green corn, olives, and sardines. This is a traditional Christmas dish from São Paulo in Brazil. Is this a dish you would be happy to have on your dinner table?
Yes
6%
129 votes
No
70%
1577 votes
Maybe
10%
219 votes
This is a part of my traditional meal
2%
35 votes
Not Applicable
12%
277 votes
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Trim-a-Tree Dip. A blast from the past. This retro-recipe is a mix of cream cheese, cheddar cheese, blue cheese, Worcestershire sauce, and minced onion. Chill the mixture and shape it into a Christmas tree. Decorate it and surround it with Whistles, Bugles, and Daisies. Is this something you'd like to try?
Yes
16%
365 votes
No
50%
1115 votes
Maybe
20%
442 votes
I've made this before
2%
43 votes
Not Applicable
12%
272 votes
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Christmas Tinner. For our final entry of different and delightful taste sensations, we have this entry from the video game retailer GAME in the UK, which sells Christmas Tinner every year. This is a full Christmas dinner in a can! They started selling them in 2013 and have now added a vegan and a vegetarian option. Layer 1) Scrambled egg and bacon. Layer 2) Two mince pies. Layer 3) Turkey and potatoes. Layer 4) Gravy. Layer 5) Bread sauce. Layer 6) Cranberry sauce. Layer 7) Brussel sprouts with stuffing – or broccoli with stuffing. Layer 8) Roast carrots and parsnips. Layer 9) Christmas pudding. Can you see yourself digging into this all-in-one festive feast?
Yes
6%
137 votes
No
71%
1580 votes
Maybe
10%
216 votes
I've had this or have made my own version
1%
29 votes
Not Applicable
12%
275 votes
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What's the strangest holiday food that you've ever had?
None
0%
32 votes
N/A
0%
17 votes
NA
0%
10 votes
nothing
0%
8 votes
Fruit cake
0%
4 votes
nothing strange
0%
3 votes
Not Applicable
0%
2 votes
Don't remember
0%
2 votes
lasagna
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2 votes
Nothing strange.
0%
2 votes
I don't do strange foods.
0%
2 votes
Hot dogs
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2 votes
turducken
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2 votes
Not sure
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2 votes
Butt hole
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1 votes
Nothing strange for my house !
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1 votes
Don't eat weird food.
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1 votes
Yuk
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1 votes
When I was eating up most of the BS Kamala was spitting out.
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1 votes
Frog legs
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1 votes
Thanks for a wonderful survey!
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1 votes
Nothing out of the ordinary American holiday menu.
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1 votes
Pickled cabbage
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1 votes
a ham sandwich
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1 votes
none very traditional
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1 votes
porkbelly
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1 votes
doggy
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1 votes
Nothing I've ever had looks or sounds remotely strange after those examples!
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1 votes
Duck ,but was very, delicious
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1 votes
Finger Jell-O with Canadian $1.00 coins...aka "Loonies"...embedded inside each cube.
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1 votes
Japanese grape soda that tasted like Robitussin
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1 votes
Nothing.We always have traditional dinner.
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1 votes
eel
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1 votes
oysters
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1 votes
Seaweed dish
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1 votes
NONE I CAN THNK OF
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1 votes
Take out
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1 votes
yes
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1 votes
It looks that way to me
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1 votes
No sure
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1 votes
nothing out of the ordinary
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1 votes
Lobster crab with butter and Lemon garlic
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1 votes
Lobster & steak
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1 votes
Squirrel and Rabbit
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1 votes
NONE, I DON'T EAT STRANGE FOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, IT'S EITHER MY HISPANIC TRADITIONAL FOODS OR WHATEVER ELSE OUR HEARTS DESIRE THAT ISN'T STRANGE AT ALL, JUST NOT "TRADITIONAL". (I MUST SAY THAT TURKEY DINNER IN THE PICTURE ABOVE LOOKS DEVINEEEEE!!!)
0%
1 votes
We have no strangest food
0%
1 votes
Chili
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1 votes
Don t celebrate Xmas
0%
1 votes
caribou meat
0%
1 votes
C- rations
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1 votes
none really
0%
1 votes
I never had strange food at this time of the year
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1 votes
Calamari
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1 votes
Nothing comes to mind
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1 votes
I suppose it is not so strange, but one year we had a BBQ whole hog. We intended to have a suckling, but the store gave a whole hog instead.
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1 votes
goose
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1 votes
Pecan rice
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1 votes
Feijoada, Brazil's National dish, in S o Paulo.
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1 votes
Hot wings
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1 votes
Fish patties
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1 votes
A pickled beet dish with hoirseradish.
0%
1 votes
Can t say
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1 votes
Jellied chicken
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1 votes
none that I can think of.
0%
1 votes
rabbit and a tringle ham in a can
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1 votes
Nothing strange. I can only remember ever eating a traditional Christmas dinner.
0%
1 votes
I can't think of any.
0%
1 votes
Red jello with cheddar cheese
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1 votes
Charcuterie platter for dinner
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1 votes
Sorry, I can't think of any.
0%
1 votes
Disgusting
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1 votes
Nothing that I recall
0%
1 votes
looks good
0%
1 votes
I would have to say Chinese food.
0%
1 votes
do not recall
0%
1 votes
Nothing! I'm very traditional
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1 votes
I really can t think of any, off-the-top-of-my-head!
0%
1 votes
icelandic date cake vennatarta
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1 votes
Chitlings
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1 votes
We don't celebrate Christmas so just normal food for us.
0%
1 votes
The spam trukey
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1 votes
i guess i have never had anything strange for the holidays..lol
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1 votes
nothing just normal boring things
0%
1 votes
I don't do holiday dinners
0%
1 votes
Pizza
0%
1 votes
Turkey
0%
1 votes
Bison burger. It'd okay, but holiday?
0%
1 votes
Turduckin
0%
1 votes
nil
0%
1 votes
Yams
0%
1 votes
None unless you consider Pigs Feet pickled.
0%
1 votes
Lutefish
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1 votes
Only the norm for me.
0%
1 votes
Fruitcake?
0%
1 votes
I only eat traditional foods on the holidays
0%
1 votes
I stay clear from any and all strange foods. No thank you.
0%
1 votes
Old Fashioned Plum Pudding with Hard Sauce.....and it was just plain gross!
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1 votes
Jellied whitefish
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1 votes
I can't think of any
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1 votes
cranberry casserole
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1 votes
All
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1 votes
cranberry sauce
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1 votes
I can t really think of anything
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1 votes
my neighbor once made us some chicken tamales and when we bit into them we found out they had not removed the bones
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1 votes
we eat out
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1 votes
Tofu turkey
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1 votes
Not so strange but my old mom used to make Plum Pudding using suet. Haven't seen one of those around for decades.
0%
1 votes
raisins
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1 votes
nothing exotic at all
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1 votes
mom's green beans with weevils that nobody noticed until after we'd all had secon helpings. Yuck, ugh
0%
1 votes
Burnt Turkey
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1 votes
The ones up above.
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1 votes
Chinees food
0%
1 votes
I haven't had anything strange
0%
1 votes
lefsa
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1 votes
Unable identify what these items are - would be interesting given that we invariably try everything at least once!
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1 votes
Roesti (Potatoes, onions, s&p, Olive oil, margarine made into a pancake) Fried and flipped once and then served. Taste swell but take forever to make as the potatoes and onion must be grated! This dish is from the Swiss.
0%
1 votes
I cannot think of anything
0%
1 votes
Candy yams
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1 votes
I have never had anything unusual because it's always been the same every year!!
0%
1 votes
Pineapple Salad
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1 votes
Indian
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1 votes
A cheese lasagna dish that I ate when in Italy.
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1 votes
I can t think of any
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1 votes
Interesting ideas.
0%
1 votes
white fish and lobster Newburg
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1 votes
blood pudding
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1 votes
no strange food
0%
1 votes
I can't think of anything that is strange as the ones above
0%
1 votes
roast duck
0%
1 votes
Nothing at all like these!!!
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1 votes
Corned beef. Yuck!
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1 votes
Pickled Herring
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1 votes
Croissant filled with cream cheese, shredded, white meat turkey and thin slices of cranberry sauce. Yum.
0%
1 votes
I do not try strange holiday foods
0%
1 votes
Nothing weird
0%
1 votes
Diniguan (Filipino food)
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1 votes
I have never eaten strange food, on a holiday or ever.
0%
1 votes
Full course meal of turkey , dressing, potatoes, turnip, salads, jellied sides.
0%
1 votes
I don't eat strange food .
0%
1 votes
We do not celebrate the Christmas Holiday so no to all these
0%
1 votes
Goose pie
0%
1 votes
cuisine from burma
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1 votes
Just Turkey and or Ham
0%
1 votes
pig foot stew
0%
1 votes
never had tradition for dishes
0%
1 votes
One year i cooked 3 turkey necks on top of dressing
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1 votes
Dried bread.
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1 votes
Have never had anything strange for Christmas. Always the traditional meal.
0%
1 votes
Nothing this adventurous!
0%
1 votes
Nothing I would call really strange except maybe the jellied vegetable molds my mother made
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1 votes
CRANBERRIES
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1 votes
None that I m aware
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1 votes
so new
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1 votes
Ajvar
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1 votes
Blood pudding or strange tasting seafood
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1 votes
like it
0%
1 votes
Nothing I eat or make is delicious, not strange!
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1 votes
Nothing strange! I am so happy!
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1 votes
.
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1 votes
unsure
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1 votes
We often eat kao3 ya1 which is Peking Duck but that is not really very strange.
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1 votes
Prime Rib
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1 votes
fresh lobster as a center piece
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1 votes
Meat alls
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1 votes
Mountain Dew
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1 votes
Testicals from a bull called sweetbreads and if cooked right it is to die for.
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1 votes
no strange ones
0%
1 votes
i'm Italian we don't serve any of this garbage
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1 votes
I never have anything strange to eat .
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1 votes
Never had anything even remotely strange. We're turkey, ham, mashed potatoes and green beans kinda people.
0%
1 votes
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