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What is the scariest thing to eat?

What is the scariest thing to eat?

World’s Scariest Foods

  • Barbecued Bat (Indonesia)
  • Durian Fruit (Singapore)
  • Fried Rattlesnake (Texas)
  • Haggis (Scotland)
  • Puffer Fish (Japan)
  • Black Pudding (Ireland)
  • Ant Larvae (Mexico City)

What is the creepiest fruit?

Here are 9 of our favorite lovably weird fruits and vegetables:

  • Rambutans. For a Halloween-worthy drink adornment, place unpeeled rambutan onto a cocktail skewer or a toothpick.
  • Purple Sweet Potatoes.
  • Passion Fruit.
  • Black Radish.
  • Cherimoyas.
  • Buddha’s Hand.
  • Finger Limes.
  • Cactus Pears.

Is eating monkey brain safe?

Considered as a delicacy in China, eating monkey brains is not only weird food but it is also hazardous to your health. It can cause Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease a neurodegenerative disorder similar to Mad Cow disease and results in progressive dementia, impaired vision, depression, and eventually death.

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What is superstition in Indonesia?

Superstition is a part of the daily chitchat of Indonesians, even in the metropolis of Jakarta. Every Thursday night, local television stations fill their airwaves with tales of horror.

What type of water is safe to drink in Indonesia?

Generally, Indonesians stick to the bottled or gallon water for their daily drinking, or you can also boil the tap water to make it potable. This is not a general, corny message on posters.

Is Indonesia’s Mount Salak haunted?

I Gusti Ngurah Rai, Duren Sawit Kota Jakarta Timur 13470. Coordinates here. Out of the many places in Indonesia that claim to be haunted, Mount Salak has swallowed the greatest number of victims to date, including seven unexplained air crashes in the past decade that involved planes which suddenly lost contact with control towers.

Do Indonesians still live traditionally?

Many Indonesians still live traditionally, and even among the modern urban generations, many still uphold the customs of the cultures they come from. There is no single rule to respect local customs in Indonesia, it all depends on the locality and society.