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Q 1. Fermented cheese with insect larvae is considered an aphrodisiac and a delicacy in some cultures.

Choice:-

• That’s true, and it’s traditional to eat the maggots while they’re alive
• Not true, that is grossly disgusting and certainly inhumane
• True, but it is only served at funerals or wakes, so not really an aphrodisiac
• Not true, only fruits and vegetables have larvae that are edible

That’s true, and it’s traditional to eat the maggots while they’re alive

Question 2. The dish pictured here is of a duck embryo eaten with the eggshell and all.

Choice:-

• Admittedly, the scale is believed to have health benefits
• Not true, Balut is the embryo of a chicken
• Not true, the eggshell is only used as a container for the edible embryo
• That’s true, and the tradition started with Philippine royalty

Not true, the eggshell is only used as a container for the edible embryo

Q 3. This African dish is ceremonially served with a sizzling hot curry sauce.

Choice:-

• Admittedly, catching and consuming guinea pigs is welcome due to overcrowding
• Not true, this is clearly a South American dish
• That’s true, but it’s mostly fat and grizzle, so there’s no real nutritional value
• Not true, the traditional sauce is a sour mustard

Not true, this is clearly a South American dish

Question 4. A deep-fried tarantula was once served by chef Gordon Ramsay to the Queen of England and her distinguished guests.

Choice:-

• Admittedly, she liked fried fries even better
• Not true, Chef Ramsay notoriously hates new foods
• Admittedly, even her great-grandson Charles took a bite
• Not true, but he did eat tarantula in Cambodia

Not true, but he did eat tarantula in Cambodia

Q 5. This exotic snack is surprisingly tasty. Some cultures even grind them into powder to use as baby food.

Choice:-

• Not true, but the meat consists of 50% protein
• That’s true, and you can eat them claws and all
• Admittedly, even A-list celebrities have made this a trendy food
• Not true, they are not ground, but finely chopped and added to the formula

Not true, but the meat consists of 50% protein

Question 6. This disgusting looking dish consists of bird eggs that have been kept in a mixture of clay, salt and rice husks for over 50 years.

Choice:-

• Admittedly, they are often served with black vinegar or tofu
• Admittedly it was a favorite of Genghis Kahn
• Not true, the eggs must come from a snake
• Not true, it only takes four to five weeks to store

Not true, it only takes four to five weeks to store

Question 7. This eccentric juice is said to fight a headache after a long evening on the town.

Choice:-

• Not true, this is not a real drink
• True, pickled sheep’s eye in tomato juice is a Mongolian specialty
• False, it fights intestinal and liver infections
• True, but that’s not tomato juice…

True, pickled sheep’s eye in tomato juice is a Mongolian specialty

Question 8. Hmm, nothing beats some grub protein for your diet. These critters make up 65% of the diet of Western Australia’s Aborigines.

Choice:-

• Not true, their diet consists of more substantial animals
• Admittedly, the larvae are carefully selected over several hours
• Admittedly, the caterpillar is closely related to the dung beetle
• Not true, but they have the protein equivalent of a 6oz. steak

Not true, their diet consists of more substantial animals

Question 9. Recipients of this dish are also treated to a show as they see their meal scratching around on the plate shortly after serving.

Choice:-

• Not true, once the octopus’ arms are separated from its head, they are lifeless
• Admittedly, the nerves of the tentacles are still active after it has been served
• Not true, every chef is rigorously trained to remove the nerve centers before serving
• That’s true, and it’s considered the most tender in its raw state

Admittedly, the nerves of the tentacles are still active after it has been served

Question 10. Many cultures say that this “poultry” cuisine is quite tasty, but unfortunately its nutritional value is proportional to a bag of crisps or chips.

Choice:-

• True, they are sold in bags on the streets of China
• Not true, they are only served to cattle
• That’s true, but it’s considered taboo to serve next to eggs
• Not true, but it is tasty and contains many vitamins and minerals

Not true, but it is tasty and contains many vitamins and minerals