Alright, I'll put my hand up!
As well as eating things like stomach lining and tendons, I've also eaten pig large intestine.
It was a Chinese dish which isn't as bad as it sounds.
I had it deep fried, so it's crunchy on one side and soft on the other, but it can be prepared in any number of different ways including boiled with a sauce, or stuffed with vegetables.
Pork is the most eaten meat over in Asia, and due I guess to the large population and poverty, no part of the animal ever goes to waste.
It takes time to prepare it properly, and naturally you have to ensure it's flushed and cleaned properly.
I'd have to say if you didn't actually know what it was beforehand, I don't think any one of you would say no to it.
I DID know what it was before eating it, but when living over there, just like the locals, ya get to try most things eventually, and I was open minded enough to try each dish before knocking it, although there was a couple that even I couldn't bear to eat.
Cant say I've had the pleasure of pig uterus yet though!
If you'd like to bring Softy around one evening on a weekend, I've got a bottle of wine here you can both try, and pig arse has nothing on this stuff.
Baby mice wine is a traditional Chinese and Korean "health tonic," which apparently tastes like raw gasoline. Little mice, eyes still closed, are plucked from the embrace of their loving mothers and stuffed (while still alive) into a bottle of rice wine. They are left to ferment while their parents wring their tiny mouse paws in despair, tears drooping sadly from the tips of their whiskers.
They recon it takes a big man to eat the grub from a bottle of Tequila, so I need to ask, how many are big enough to eat a little mouse from a bottle of Chinese wine? There's about 12 little mice floating around in the bottle, so more than enough for everyone!