"Exotic food" Would you try it? part 1

When I was a child, my father used to tell me not to judge the food (not take for granted that it had (has) a bad flavour) by its appearance but to (he always said to me that) at least (I have to) give the food a chance by trying a little bit, then I could form (have(make?) my own opinion. (about it.) 

This scenario is, however, (But in this case, it's) a little different! The real name of the article from which I got the idea for this entry is "Nasty dishes that are eaten all over the world" but I tried to sugar coat it with (in) my title, haha!

Having said that, I don't know if I would ever (could) have a stomach intrepid enough to try some of these meals, even with my father's voice telling me so. This is the link to (of) the article in case you want to read it too, and see the pictures for (by) yourselves.
https://es-us.noticias.yahoo.com/fotos/comidas-asquerosas-que-se-consumen-alrededor-del-mundo-1417713170-slideshow/tong-zi-dan-eggs-soaked-photo-051854176.html
But it's in Spanish, so you may have to use a translator for the text.

I´m going to start with the first 2 (products? I'm not really sure if I have to use food, meals,dishes, since some of them are drinks and desserts)

"Tong zi dan" this dish is (those are) eggs soaked in urine all night long. It says it's quite popular in some parts of China, where the suppliers (sellers) get the urine from elementary schools, so it's urine from kids.

Mice wine. A traditional beverage consumed in China and Korea, as a tonic for health, made from little mice (alive) thrown into a bottle of rice wine. (I definitely could try this)

What do you think? would you try them? have you ever tried anything unusual like this? (or not common?) Are there (in your country) food/drinks in your country that you consider nasty?

Your English is very good, Alejandro. Nice to see you are a Liverpool fan as well! As far as the exotic recipes are concerned, I think I will give them a miss....haha!!

"Exotic food" Would you try it? part 1

When I was a child, my father used to tell me not to judge the food(not take for granted that it has a bad flavour) by its appearance, he always said to me that at least I have had to give the food a chance by trying a little bit, then I could have(make?) my own opinion about it.

But in this case, it's different! the real name of the article from which i got the idea for this entry is "Nasty dishes that are eaten all over the world" but I tried to sugarcoat it in my title, haha!

Having said that I don't know if I could ever have a stomach intrepid enough to try some of these meals, even with my father's voice telling me so. This is the link of the article in case you want to read it too, and see the pictures by yourselves.
https://es-us.noticias.yahoo.com/fotos/comidas-asquerosas-que-se-consumen-alrededor-del-mundo-1417713170-slideshow/tong-zi-dan-eggs-soaked-photo-051854176.html
But it's in spanish, so you may have to use a translator for the text.

I´m going to start with the first 2 (products? i'm not really sure if i have to use food, meals,dishes, since some of them are drinks and desserts)

"Tong zi dan" those are eggs soaked in urine all night long. It says it's quite popular in some parts of China; the sellers get the urine from elementary schools, so it's urine from kids.

Mice wine. A traditional beverage consumed in China and Korea, as a tonic for health, made from little mice (alive live) thrown into a bottle of rice wine. (I definitely could try this)

What do you think? would you try them? have you ever tried anything like this or anything else unusual not common? are in your country  Does your country have food/drinks that you consider nasty?

Your English is great.

"Exotic food" Would you try it? part 1

When I was a child, my father used to tell me not to judge the food(not take for granted to assume that it has a bad flavour) by its appearance. He always said to me that at least I have to give the food a chance by trying a little bit, then I could have(make?) my own opinion about it.

But in this case, it's different! the real name of the article from which i got the idea for this entry is "Nasty dishes that are eaten all over the world" but I tried to sugar coat it in my title, haha!

Having said that I don't know if I could have a stomach intrepid enough to try some of these meals, even with my father's voice telling me so. This is the link of the article in case you want to read it too, and see the pictures by for yourselves.
https://es-us.noticias.yahoo.com/fotos/comidas-asquerosas-que-se-consumen-alrededor-del-mundo-1417713170-slideshow/tong-zi-dan-eggs-soaked-photo-051854176.html
But it's in spanish, so you may have to use a translator for the text.

I´m going to start with the first 2 (products? i'm not really sure if i have to use food, meals,dishes, since some of them are drinks and desserts)

"Tong zi dan" those are eggs soaked in urine all night long. It says it's quite popular in some parts of China. The sellers get the urine from elementary schools, so it's urine from kids.

Mice wine. A traditional beverage consumed in China and Korea, as a tonic for health, made from little mice (alive) thrown into a bottle of rice wine. (I definitely could try this)

What do you think? would you try them? have you ever tried anything like this or not common? are there in your country any food/drinks in your country that you consider nasty?

Great English!  And really interesting topic.  I live in the US and I think that hotdogs and most of our fast food is pretty nasty.

"Exotic food" Would you try it? part 1

When I was a child, my father used to tell me not to judge the food, not to take it  for granted that it had a bad flavour because of its appearance, he always said to me that at least I have to give the food a chance by trying a little bit, then I could have(make?) my form my own opinion about it.

But in this case, it's different! the real name of the article from which I got the idea for this entry is "Nasty dishes that are eaten all over the world" but I tried to sugar coat it in my title, haha!

Having said that I don't know if I could ever have a stomach intrepid enough to try some of these dishes, even with my father's voice telling me so. This is the link of the article in case you want to read it too, and see the pictures for yourselves.
https://es-us.noticias.yahoo.com/fotos/comidas-asquerosas-que-se-consumen-alrededor-del-mundo-1417713170-slideshow/tong-zi-dan-eggs-soaked-photo-051854176.html
But it's in Spanish, so you may have to use a translator for the text.

I´m going to start with the first 2 (products? I'm not really sure if I have to use food, meals,dishes, since some of them are drinks and desserts) PRODUCTS, IS FINE.

"Tong zi dan" consistes of eggs soaked in urine all night long. It says that it's quite popular in some parts of China, the suppliers get the urine from elementary schools, so it's urine from kids.

Mice wine. A traditional beverage consumed in China and Korea, as a tonic for health, made from small live mice (alive) which are thrown into a bottle of rice wine. (I definitely could try this)

What do you think? would you try them? have you ever tried anything like this, that is not usually eaten?  In your country is there any type of food or drink that you consider disgusting?

Very good. Red = corrections. Blue = suggestions.

Don't forget in English that ''English, Spanish etc start with a capital letter. Also we use a capital letter for ''I'' I am. I have been. I saw him last night. etc.

I can't think of anything horrible of the top of my head but I am sure that we have dishes like those that you have described.