What would be the most discusting substance you could imagine flavouring your wine with? Well, I’m sure baby mice would not come too far off?

Baby mice wine is a traditional Korean health drink, which is brewed by drowning alive baby mice, maximum three days old, in rice moonshine and letting them to ferment in the bottle for about a year. According to local Korean belief, mouse wine is a cure to just about any illness imaginable, includin asthma and liver problems among others.

If mice wine does not do the trick for you, do not forget to try out the Cobra Schnaps we reported on a few days ago!

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If you have to cook and eat bat soup, couldn’t you then at least chop the bat in pieves before serving it? Well - suppose that it would spoil the whole tourist scaring effect.

Bat soup as pictured is a local speciality served at the Palau islands located in the pacific ocean. Be sure to try it out, should you ever travel across (if you have the stomach - that is.)

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An unwanted surprise found from a toast package. So from now on, don’t forget to check your bread for mice!

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Personallý I think, that eating dog meat is really no more unethical than eating pigs for example. However, as we here in the West see dogs as man’s best friend, most people find the habit rather disgusting.

Here’s a video about Korean restaurant in China, which specializes in dishes made from dog meat.

Lassie, NOOOO!

On the video a whole batallion of Egyptian army soldiers eat all sorts of live animals. Looks like a some sort of manhood ritual combined with modern day army? Freaky stuff anyway.
I Would not want to get face to face with them though (the smell of breath must be terrible!)

Them Germans’ sure know how to prepare their pig’s heads into a delicious brawn!

The brand name “Schweinekopf Sülze” of this product by Dreistern translaters directly into: “pig’s head brawn”

Available from any well equipped supermarket from around Germany.