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What is the Worst Thing You've Ever Eaten?

16-Jan-25 18:00

What is the Worst Thing You've Ever Eaten?

TasteAtlas has released a list of the 100 worst foods from around the world. With placings of foods like Cookie Salad from the US at 100th place and the Philippines’s Balut at 48th place, we’re reminded of the food we absolutely loathe! So we ask our listeners what the worst thing they ate was.

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Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharaad Kuttan


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