As the festival of Halloween looms around the corner, deliciously creepy confections run rampant, and the ‘Zombie Head Cheese’ by Not Martha will creep your guests out while filling up their tummies. And while it looks rather gross, it’s really just spreadable cheese on a plastic skull with some food coloring and, the best part, cocktail onions for eyeballs.
Redditor YouHadMeAtBacon shared a photograph of his friend's spine-tingling Halloween costume. This girl better have won the 'best costume' award at every Halloween party she went to!
“If it can keep you alive, then eat it.” – Bear Grylls
On the Discovery Channel’s show, Man Vs Wild, the host, Bear Grylls, has eaten many things to display how to stay alive in desperate situations. I have compiled a list of the grossest things I have seen this guy eat.
These are Chinese women who have feet that are deformed as a result of the drastic measures that are taken to keep their feet small such as having their toes or arches broken and of course, of wearing shoes that are much too small. In China a sign of femininity for girls is to have small feet. The result is feet that are deformed.
Iam not a big fan of exotic foods, but I’m sure I’d at least try some of them if I didn’t know what they were. But to take a whole bat and dump it in a pot of soup, then dump it in my plate…now that’s just disgusting. Apparently in the islands of Palau this is a delicacy and some tourists, like the lady in the photo, actually have the guts to try it.
In Austria, Hungary and some other regions it's believed that Krampus accompanies Santa during the Christmas season, warning and punishing bad children. Usualy Krampus is represented by a demon-like creature.