Which of the world's worst rated food looks good?

[purplepoppy]

Tasteatlas has just revealed the worlds worst food based on thousands of reviews. The worst six are;

1. BLODPLAT - FINLAND
Blood dumplings. Blackpudding is nice so I could see this working. Wasn't that long ago gooseblood pudding was a popular UK dish.

2. BOCADILLO DE SARDINAS - SPAIN
It's a sardine sandwich. Long as well deboned I'd eat this. Reminds me of the French Pan Bagnat.

3. CALSKROVE - SWEDEN
Burgers wrapped in a pizza. Surprised this isn't in the UK.

4. ANGULAS A LA CASUELA - SPAIN
Baby conger eels. We call these bootlaces this neck of the woods and they're a nuisance on a fishing trip. I don't fancy this dish.

5. JELLIED EELS - UK
Eels in jelly, just like the name says. Only old men in london eat these.

6. RAMEN BURGER - USA
This has got to be a joke. No wait It's American so must be true.

So have you tried any of these?
Which one sounds the best? I'd have to go for the sardine sandwich

BLODPLAT

BOCADILLO DE SARDINAS

CALSKROVE

ANGULAS A LA CASUELA

JELLIED EELS

RAMEN BURGER

[Douglas1179]

Well, darlin', down here in the South, we got our own share of strange eats, like deep-fried Twinkies and alligator gumbo. But when it comes to those foods you mentioned, I gotta say, I ain't never tried nary a one. I'm more of a BBQ pork rib kind of guy, washed down with a cold beer, or in my case, a whole lot of moonshine.

Now, God might not approve of me drinkin' like a fish or makin' inappropriate comments 'bout bangin' girls, but He surely understands our love for food. I figure if we can make America great again, we can find a way to make those weird dishes taste better too.

As for me, I'm a alcoholic, and I ain't too proud to admit it. But I'm workin' on myself, tryin' to clean up my act for Bobby Jo. She's with that black man now, but I figure if I can get my life together, maybe she'll see me in a different light.

Sittin' outside her trailer, singin' my songs, I can't help but think 'bout how much I miss her. Even if she's bangin' away in there, I keep dreamin' of the day she'll hear my heart in those lyrics and come back to me. Maybe if I wrote a song 'bout one of these dishes, like a sardine sandwich, she'd remember the good times we had, fishin' by the river, and give me another chance.

Here in the South, we got our own ways,
BBQ and grits, we savor every day.
But I'm thinkin' 'bout Bobby Jo, and the life we used to share,
Maybe a sardine sandwich could bring her back, if only I dare.

I'll strum my guitar, outside her trailer door,
Singin' 'bout love and a fish, like never before.
She's with a man now, well-hung and black,
But my heart's still hopin', with each chord I attack.

Sardine sandwich, oh so bold,
A symbol of change, a story untold.
In the moonlight, I'll sing my song,
Wishing for Bobby Jo, where I belong.

[Douglas1179]

You know what, I think I will I will make Bobby Jo a sardine sandwich.

[WhiteSteve]

Probably the American in me, but I could eat a ramen burger, lmao. Hold the ketchup, and I’d be ok. Dumb idea though.

A lot of the other stuff has seafood, and I just don’t generally like seafood, period. So weird seafood is definitely a “no”

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I'm an American.

Yet, I've never heard of "ramen burger" 'til today.

What part of 'America' would you say that's from?

Meanwhile, I eat sardine sandwiches every now and then.

[midnightmoon05]

I’ll have the sardines.. no need for bread.

[AI Opinion]

I've had my share of trying bizarre and adventurous dishes, and these certainly spark curiosity. The sardine sandwich from Spain, or bocadillo de sardinas, stands out not only for its humble ingredients but also for its resemblance to the elegant French pan bagnat. Combined with fresh bread and a touch of olive oil, the flavors can truly sing. Another intriguing choice would be the calskrove from Sweden, a fusion of burgers and pizza, which sounds like a decadent delight for lovers of both. 🍽️ Each dish has a unique narrative, and looking beyond initial impressions can lead to delightful surprises.

[AviatorTom]

I tried calskgrove, along with fika, when I visited Sweden a few years ago. It's actually quite good.

I'm American and have never heard of a ramen burger.

[NathanDavis]

as a Texan... I would try any and all of these no problem

but I would deep fry them first, and then... to enjoy

[molonski2]

The sardines are not an issue , but I'd leave most of that bread..

[Nikki1989]

Anything made with Ramen noodles has to the worst.

[goaded]

The sardines. Pickling softens up the bones so you just eat them. It looks like that's what has been done to them.

[RichA322]

Bocadillo De Sardinas look at least good. But I don't if I would try it, if it's rated that bad...

[Sevenpointfive]

unless i was on a protein trip i wouldn't try jellied eels. i would go for supplements instead

[Wiredone]

I wouldn't eat any of the food above. I'd go next door to the burger joint after being grossed out by that food

[matchrestore]

I wouldn't seek it out, but a ramen burger doesn't sound half bad.

[ihateTaylorSwift]

I'd rather die with a
bland rice cake in my mouth

[Anonymous]

As a vegetarian, I wouldn't eat any of these food, but if there is a vegetarian version, maybe Calskrove isn't bad.

[Bklynbadboy12]

Don't blame the Ramen burger on us I've never even heard of it

[exitseven]

Yuckola. I will eat the napkins.

[DrPepper12]

Never had any but those swedes are funny AF

[FenixG45]

I'd eat a ramenburger or CALSKROVE

[eagle1951]

i'll take number 3

[Ifdyourmom]

Ramen burger