DiningBuzz! - 30 Canned Food You Probably Never Knew Existed

Mmmm..... platypus.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/thefalafel/30-canned-foods-you-probably-never-knew-existed-4x8q

At least a couple are fake. I have a can of kangaroo that looks exactly like the platypus. It's found in OZ airports and contains a stuffed animal.

I know, but cute nonetheless :)

Canned seal flipper is missing from the list. :(

Before I opened the link, I wondered if the whole chicken in a can would be on the list. I saw that as an ingredient on Chopped. Looked awful.

I've heard of canned escargot and canned chicken luncheon meat.
What is Squid herring?

Before I opened the link, I wondered if the whole chicken in a can would be on the list. I saw that as an ingredient on Chopped. Looked awful.i had the same thought about bundaegi (silkworm larvae). my spouse loves them.

Angulas- unborn baby eels

As for Huitlacoche, the canned soup thereof is not hard to find around here.

How do you get hot dogs if not in cans? :confused:

How do you get hot dogs if not in cans? :confused:

Scotland is a very strange place. ;)

Before I opened the link, I wondered if the whole chicken in a can would be on the list. I saw that as an ingredient on Chopped. Looked awful.

Just saw this at the store yesterday and was shocked!! The sad thing is that enough people purchase it to warrant it being in the neighborhood grocery store... sick!

Scotland is a very strange place. ;)
Canned haggis and canned mince (ground beef) are also found here ;)

There used to be Godzilla, King Ghidorah and if I remember, Anguires meat in Japan. I had the collection.

If you're ever trying to catch a stray cat, open up a can of Jack Mackeral. They'll come from miles away. That stuff smells wretched.

I'm curious about the canned PB&J sandwiches, I'd love to have a can of those on my desk as a novelty...and in case I got very hungry! :D