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Since the popular thread from 2011 has gone to hell with outdated images, false page redirections and 4 blank pages of deleted posts, I think it's time to start anew for the 2012 community.
I'll start out by posting some strange (but real) sodas I found on Google. You can be the ones to determine whether or not you'd ever try any of them.
The label on the last one is real, but the flavor is fake. You'll have to learn the Jones way of doing things.
Chips are another favorite when it comes to bizarre flavors.
^ Those BLT chips are actually not too bad.
And, of course, the Canadian classic...
If you know of any strange flavors or you just happen to find some online, post them here. Pictures are always appreciated.
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Lol, looks like Ernie went bananas on Wikipedia!
I always go bananas on Wikipedia. This time it happened to warrant a pun.
I guess humans and monkeys aren't the only species who like bananas...
Who says dogs like them? They don't flavor the biscuits, nor do they go out and buy them and feed them to each other.
Tried it on complete accident when I was in Germany for a month this last summer...not a good taste in my opinion...
What did you try it on? Or did you try it by itself? That may have had an effect on what you thought of the flavor.
I'm sure these all taste better than they sound.
You have to give Pschitt soda credit for using onomatopoeia for a brand name. I didn't even have to look at the article to understand the origin of the name.
Here are a couple Malaysian sodas with strange names:
And here we have an Australian ice cream bar with a rather unfortunate name and an even more unfortunate slogan:
I don't even understand the logic behind the slogan. If they're saying that it's hard to have one of these frozen snacks on your own, that's basically saying it isn't good enough for more than a few bites and you have to share it with someone else because you can't eat the whole thing on your own.
Unfortunate name or not, that's bad product marketing.
I tried it twice...once on accident on a bratwurst and then after by itself out of curiosity...both times were no-nos (though, if I had to, I'm sure I could survive eating it)
I tried it on some freedom fries a few days ago and I absolutely loved it. It's a pretty intense flavor by itself, so I can really only handle it in small doses.
Speaking of interesting German foods...
Yes, they are completely real, but I don't think they've been available for a few years so you probably won't find them even if you go to Germany for the sole purpose of encountering this frozen delicacy.
I very much want to try those =o look very good
A bold statement regarding Power Root, seeing as it isn't completely clear as to what the flavor is. It says it's flavored with tongkat ali and honey, but isn't really clear as to whether or not that's the main flavor.
And tongkat ali isn't exactly a household flavor, at least not in this country.
maybe if I'm feeling nice that day I'll share the gaytime with friends
Well, it's hard to have a Gaytime on your own.
Yes, indeed, it has actually been posted once or twice already in this thread. Of course, the thread has gotten so big that linking to each page it appears on would be more of a chore than just posting another image of it.
Personally, I think roast beef gum would be more interesting. Not to say that it would be tastier, but it would certainly be a more unusual flavor considering how many bacon-flavored products are surfacing these days.
Lol, so many ridiculous food names...
What I want to know is why two completely different products have the same off-the-wall name!
To be honest, I have no idea what either of these products are used for... I don't think either of them are for eating, though! =P
To be honest, I have no idea what either of these products are used for... I don't think either of them are for eating, though!
I couldn't find any information on either of these products, so I'm thinking that they're not available in any English-speaking countries. The first one looks like Germany to me because of the word "Klaro" I've spotted near the bottom right corner. I'm not sure what this first "Terror" product is but judging by its surroundings, it looks like it's either a household cleaning product or a gardening supply.
The second one is is just as unclear as the first, but from the shape of the bottle and the colors it comes in, I'm guessing it's either a mouthwash or another cleaning product from a different country.
Going back to bizarre bubble gum flavors, this one goes a step further than the other aforementioned meat flavors.
I have mixed feelings about this product.
This thread is deja vu all over again. Weird gum? Obama? Where have I seen that before?
I had actually written a fairly long post about gum with lots of great images, but for some reason or another I got logged out at some point while creating the post and it didn't submit. Naturally, this terrible tragedy caused me to lose complete faith in everything, especially chewing gum.
Lol, I'm glad to see the gum industry has a sense of humor... the question is, are they really all worth trying?
How about meatball gum?
Or Domino's pizza gum?
Or... this gum?
Still not sure which is the most disgusting out of the three... =P
I see my Nihilist Gum image seems to have disappeared.
And as far as gum goes, I think I've found the two worst flavors ever made. I'll leave it to you to decide which one is worse.
In terms of creativity, however, you have to give some credit to Ballpark Gum for their three original flavors. So far they're the only ones to come up with a beer-flavored gum (as well as the other two flavors).
And, last but certainly not least, we are faced with the inevitable deep-fried bubblegum. What better place to find it than the Texas State Fair.
And they said chewing gum can't make you fat.