A small Austrian chocolate factory named Zotter produces a delightful chocolate bar that contains real roasted pig fat.

Here’s a quote from the product description of this treat:
“Palate wonder. Greaves are roasted in a crispy fashion and then caramelized. Refined with a hazelnut nougat and a coating made of dark chocolate.”

Bacon chocolate can be ordered directly from the manufacturers internet-shop for the price of €2,90 per bar. The selection of Zotter chocolates contains also such hit chocolate products as “Beer chocolate” and “mountain cheese (bergkäse) chocolate”, so be sure to check out those as well!

Source: www.zotter.at

Is it just me, or don’t you think that peeled chestnuts look pretty much like mouse brains as well?

Have you ever been wondering about how to utilize the parts of animal body
that nobody normally wants to eat?

Offal good is a website that describes
itself as “an educational and inspirational tool for those who are
interested in learning and cooking with offal.”

I imagine that anyone interested in Uglyfood blog will be into this stuff as
well!

This is what scorpion soup apparently looks like. Scorpions are traditionally
eaten in Southern China, where they can be bought from local markets.

This delightful dish was found from growabrain.typepad.com

A Recipe for a scorpion soup can be found from: www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk

Best is that everything can be eaten except for the tim of the tail!

I do not know about you, but I think it’s pretty ugly.

This couple was spotted in a German supermarket

The friendly webmaster of ebaumsworld.com
has posted a series of photograps illustrating about how to prepare rats so
that the serving looks like a chicken dish.

Think about it the next time you dine at your favourite chinese restaurant!

Which is your flavour of choise? I would definitely have to go with the BBQ!

Get yours today at Hotlix
web shop for $1,95 per package.

This girl is eating a huge living mantis on this video.

I wonder which bet did she lose?

Well - at least she has guts to go through with it…

This is the worlds rarest type of coffee, and only 500kg of it is produced each year. What makes the coffee particularly special, is te taste it gathers while going through the digestion of a civet cat.

Civet cats are wild animals, which roam the coffee plantations in Sumatra, picking and eating only the most delicious coffee berries from the local plantations. The droppings of the civet cat are thereafter collected from the area, from which this very special type of coffee is later produced.

Cive coffee is available from example this web shop at the price of about $40,- for 57 grams of the delicacy.

This grill feast serving was prepared by myself last spring. The power of the disposable grill was not quite enough to cook the meat well done, but at least the pork chops were warm!