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By: Sakshi Sikarwar
Some foods smell so bad they are banned in public places, yet people can't get enough of them. Let's take a look into some of the stinkiest foods people actually enjoy.
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This fruit smells like a mix of sulphur, sewage, honey, rotting onions - it's even banned in many public areas. Yet, it's used in desserts for its delicious taste.
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A street food favourite in China and Taiwan, this fermented tofu smells like rotting garbage or sweaty socks, no matter how it's prepared.
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This preserved egg turns blackish-green and has a strong ammonia-like smell, often compared to cat urine. Despite that, it's considered a delicacy in Asian cuisine.
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Famous for its sweaty sock-like smell, this cow's milk cheese has a surprisingly smooth, creamy taste. It's best enjoyed with bread and beer.
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This Swedish fermented fish has a stench so extreme it's often compared to rotting fish and vinegar. But that doesn't stop locals from loving it.
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This Korean fermented skate fish smells like an old toilet, thanks to its strong ammonia odour. Yet, some still enjoy it with kimchi and rice.
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A Japanese breakfast dish made from fermented soybeans. Its sticky texture and pungent, sock-like smell might be a turn-off, but it's packed with nutrients.
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Food is deeply personal, and what smells strong to some is a delicacy to others. This list is all in good fun and not meant to disrespect any cuisine or culture.
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