Yuck!: The Things People Eat

Yuck!: The Things People Eat
ISBN-10
1858945240
ISBN-13
9781858945248
Series
Yuck!
Category
Food
Pages
238
Language
English
Published
2010
Publisher
Merrell Pub Limited
Author
Neil Setchfield

Description

Looks at more than one hundred bizarre dishes from around the world, including tarantula, blood sausage, guinea pig, deep-fried river frogs, and chicken feet.

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