Anyone with an iron stomach? page

[boxcarguy07]

Today for lunch at work, I had:

-Two containers of slightly moldy raspberries (I work in a natural foods store and anything they can't sell is offered to employees for free)
-A tbsp. of straight coconut oil
-2 raw eggs
-and a clove of raw, mashed garlic

I think it's safe to say I have an iron stomach.
Who's with me?

[KV8R]

well damn, I got nothing on that, and I've eaten some fucked up shit!

[Drumroll]

I tend to have a stomach that can take things like that. I just love raw garlic for one.

But iron? If I'm not careful, more than a moderate amount of anything with a decent amount of gluten in it and I become a whimpering, bloated, and painful mess.

[WeldingHank]

Another Iron stomach checking in.

spoiled, rotten, nasty, nothing bothers it. Never has.

[Kata]

What's with the raw garlic?

[aix_sponsa]

Wow. That sounds... adventurous.

The other day, I opened a new container of greek yogurt and was worried to see some little black spots in the inside wall of the plastic cup that smeared when I touched them. I assumed it was mold. Normally I would throw it away but somehow the spirit of my father welled up in me and I just wiped out the mold and ate the yogurt anyway. I lived to tell the tale. :P

[Kata]

The chicken I ate tonight was past its prime, but I figured if I cooked it well enough it'd be okay. And it was, except for a few bites that just tasted wrong. So I smothered it in Sriracha. Problem solved.

[boxcarguy07]

Kata, raw garlic is very good for you IMO. A tonic of sorts. Check it out on google

[KV8R]

Oh, and another thing, those "best if used by dates" are merely suggestions in my kitchen (as long as the wife doesn't catch me).

[Kata]

I just did. Very interesting, I'd never heard of using raw garlic for medicinal purposes. It wards of vampires AND colds AND tastes awesome? What can't this stuff do???