So.......the big question, did I or did I not try Balut??
The answer is YES! I was more than a little nervous to try this new food but I am proud to say that I did eat balut and I liked the flavor. For those of you who don't know, balut is a fertilized duck egg. This means that there are pin feathers and other body parts. The egg itself tasted like a hard boiled egg but it was a little crunchy. Often you see roadside stands selling these eggs. I opted for eating one in a restaurant. Would I do it again? Probably. What's next? Chickens feet? Chicken intestines? So many choices......
Keep checking the blog to see what happens next.
The answer is YES! I was more than a little nervous to try this new food but I am proud to say that I did eat balut and I liked the flavor. For those of you who don't know, balut is a fertilized duck egg. This means that there are pin feathers and other body parts. The egg itself tasted like a hard boiled egg but it was a little crunchy. Often you see roadside stands selling these eggs. I opted for eating one in a restaurant. Would I do it again? Probably. What's next? Chickens feet? Chicken intestines? So many choices......
Keep checking the blog to see what happens next.
Shoutout to Russell: I did it!
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