Have you tried this English dish?


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Hey lill, POP'S !!!, I missed you, I am gonna catch you and pinch your little cheeks, wee one. The only jellied eels I've had are the gummy bear kind. I just run away from any fish that's not fillet. With the amount of boners I make, I don't need any more bones in my life.
I don't think so, but there were some nights when I was much younger and living in London when I woke up the next morning not knowing what had happened the night before.
Nope. Not sure if I would or not. I'm more interested in trying clam strips, calamari rings, and catfish.
That doesn't look appealing. I've never seen them before. Do you find them in a restaurant or store?
In a store
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I don't think so. I may have blocked out the memory, though.
It is funny because i had never heard of this being a English dish until i read about it in the Daily mail, i have never eaten it or know anyone who does and the very thought makes me cringe.
No I haven't, and I probably wouldn't eat because how it looks.
I will try to eat most things. But that would be a definite problem. No way!!!
I would sooner eat a troll's earwax.
I don't eat any kind of seafood.
no. I've eaten shark
EW if you don’t need to eat it, don’t.
nope. I have had squid but never an eel.
Noo nooo nopee!
It doesn't even look appealing to me
Never even heard of them let alone eat them.
Looks disgusting
Nope, I don't eat poor people food.
🙄🙄🙄🙄.
No Thanks
Nope
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