Post by AFootballFan on Mar 27, 2008 20:52:50 GMT 1
As part of my ongoing research into the subject of pre-match scran I have recently widened the search to discover what other footy fans around the World take with their Bovril and their Twix.
At one ground in Mexico the fans like nothing better than the local Rattlesnake Sausage, whilst at another one in China they like the deep-fried chicken's feet and fish eye broth (Try getting that one out of a packet of Cup-a-Soup)...
Still in Asia, and by far the strangest one I've dug up so far is the fertilized chicken's egg delicacy called 'Mungy-mungy Pung', a very popular and big selling snack at games in Vietnam's V-League.This particular alternative to the Nethermoor Pukka Pie is a raw egg in which the chicken has almost fully developed and the yolk and white are then sucked out and eaten, leaving only the fully developed chicken inside the shell. The shell is then discarded and the chicken is munched on whole with only the feet, the beak, the feathers and the bones discarded as you chew it.
Don't hold your breath for this to appear at Fort Nethermoor just yet though...
At one ground in Mexico the fans like nothing better than the local Rattlesnake Sausage, whilst at another one in China they like the deep-fried chicken's feet and fish eye broth (Try getting that one out of a packet of Cup-a-Soup)...
Still in Asia, and by far the strangest one I've dug up so far is the fertilized chicken's egg delicacy called 'Mungy-mungy Pung', a very popular and big selling snack at games in Vietnam's V-League.This particular alternative to the Nethermoor Pukka Pie is a raw egg in which the chicken has almost fully developed and the yolk and white are then sucked out and eaten, leaving only the fully developed chicken inside the shell. The shell is then discarded and the chicken is munched on whole with only the feet, the beak, the feathers and the bones discarded as you chew it.
Don't hold your breath for this to appear at Fort Nethermoor just yet though...
I'm currently trying to get hold of some of the 'Mungy Mungy Pungy' stuff. Assuming I can get some, would anyone be interested in a public sampling of this in the clubhouse as a finale to the season after our last home game (in the play-offs, of course...)...
