Conta do Instagram com fotos peculiares de refeições de missionários

Uma nova e intrigante conta no Instagram chamada @calledtoeat apareceu há alguns meses e está ganhando popularidade por postar (você já deve imaginar) fotos dos tipos de comidas peculiares que alguns missionários mórmons encaram durante a missão.

Que fique claro que nem todos os missionários comem comidas assim tão peculiares, mas como essas chama muito a atenção e a conta está fazendo sucesso, confira as iguarias.

De língua de vaca a grilos, aqui está uma amostra das publicações:

Lula frita prensada em Taiwan

Flattened, Fried, & Fresh "I had the mentality that if squid is a recognized food, someone must like it!" -@mckaychristensen of the Taiwan Taizhong mission. #taiwan #missionary #mormon #calledtoeat #squidgoals

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Jan 17, 2018 at 4:00pm PST

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 17 de janeiro de 2018

Feto de passarinho (Balut) em Hong Kong

Finally, some Balut! Balut is an Asian delicacy of boiled, partially developed bird embryo. It is eaten straight out of the eggshell. Submitted by, @zcrispy of the Hong Kong, China Mission. #mormonmissionary #ldsmissionary #missionarywork #calledtoserve #calledtoeat #lds #mormon #latterdaysaint

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Mar 7, 2018 at 5:11pm PST

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 7 de março de 2018

Tarântulas no Camboja

“Literally Cambodian RMs have lists and lists of weird stuff” – Sister @whitneysoonae … Submitted by @whitneysoonae of the Cambodia Phnom Penh Mission … #mormonmissionary #ldsmissionary #missionarywork #calledtoserve #calledtoeat #lds #mormon #latterdaysaint

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on May 4, 2018 at 4:10pm PDT

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 4 de maio de 2018

Grilos em Taiwan

"This fried cricket tasted like a soft potato chip! I had the mentality that if its a recognized food, someone must like it! So I had better try everything!" – @mckaychristensen of the Taiwan Taizhong mission …. Tag a friend who has served in Taiwan! … #taiwanesefood #mormonmissionary #ldsmissionary #missionarywork #calledtoserve #calledtoeat #lds #mormon #latterdaysaint

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Mar 30, 2018 at 3:33pm PDT

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 30 de março de 2018

Larvas no Peru

"My brother serving in Iquitos, Peru regularly eats these giant grubs called Suri. They're nasty." … Submitted by @bananaalder8 … Tag a friend who has served in Peru, Hakuna Matata! … #missioniquitosperu #mormonmissionary #ldsmissionary #missionarywork #calledtoserve #calledtoeat #lds #mormon #latterdaysaint

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Mar 20, 2018 at 4:00pm PDT

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 20 de março de 2018

Língua de vaca no México

From the cow’s mouth to your mouth just like that! Cow tongue tacos, from @curtislavelle88 of the Pachuca, Mexico Mission . #rm #lds #missionary

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Jan 10, 2018 at 8:18pm PST

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 10 de janeiro de 2018

Lagarto-monitor na Austrália

"When you follow a Fijian around, you always find something good to eat. While driving in the bush he yelled, " GOANNA!!" Then jumped outta the car and threw a stick at this huge lizard. It later ended in us cooking it up bush style, in the ground, and picking it for dinner! Tasted just like chicken!" From @auskid15 of the Adelaide, Australia mission . #mormommissionary #lds #adelaide #mormon

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Jan 8, 2018 at 4:14pm PST

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 8 de janeiro de 2018

Gelatina de carne na Rússia

“Meat Jello, just as horrible as it sounds. I thought it was a joke the first time someone offered to cut me a slice!” – @brett_jaynes of the Samara, Russia Mission #lds #mission #mormon #russians

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Dec 22, 2017 at 11:06pm PST

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 22 de dezembro de 2017

Pés de galinha na Espanha

"We had chicken feet for lunch at the house of a recent convert. I asked what part of the foot I was supposed to eat. He responded by breaking the foot and eating the marrow and tendons. As I garnered the courage to stick the foot in my mouth, all I could feel were the chickens toenails scraping the sides of my cheek.. I couldn't do it!" – @rigbyconnor of the Madrid, Spain mission. #lds #calledtoserve #mormon #madridspainmission

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Dec 20, 2017 at 4:23pm PST

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 20 de dezembro de 2017

Pernas de tartaruga no Peru

Turtle soup from the Iquitos, Peru Mission… “Yes, that is a turtle leg on his spoon.” What is craziest thing you have heard of a missionary eating? Comment below! -submitted by @bananaalder8 #mormonmissionary #ldsmissionary #missionarywork #calledtoserve #calledtoeat #lds #mormon #latterdaysaint

A post shared by Called To Eat (@calledtoeat) on Apr 25, 2018 at 2:52pm PDT

Foto compartilhada por (@calledtoeat) em 25 de abril de 2018

Que outras refeições malucas você encontrou na missão?  Teve que comer algo super diferente das comidas que estamos acostumados? Compartilhe suas refeições peculiares conosco nos comentários.

Fonte: Mormonhub

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