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    There is nothing more boring than serving beef tenderloin and mashed potatoes. Fish swim bladders are perfectly edible, nutritious, and beautifully interesting.

  • Global Scouse Day Is Liverpool’s Burns Night 

    There’s nothing special about the cheap meat-and-vegetable stew known as scouse, but it's still managed to weasel its way into Liverpool’s history and earn its very own day.

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    In Hangzhou, I tried bullfrog for the first time at a hole-in-the-wall. There, I learned to suck the white meat off the frog legs until all that was left was a pile of tiny toe bones in my mouth.

  • Fuck, That's Delicious: London

    Action Bronson hit the streets of London to expose himself to piping hot Chinese barbecue pork buns in Chinatown, grilled “Michael Jordan” lamb chops at Lahore Kebab House, and sampling Liverpool’s beloved meat stew, scouse.

  • FUEL: The 10,000-Calorie Sumo Wrestler Diet

    Wrestlers like world sumo champion Byamba pack in thousands of calories every day in order to stay on top of their game, and they do it with the help of a delicious, nutrient-dense stew known as chankonabe.