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Bizarre Foods People Actually Eat

July 12, 2013 by Kelly Davies Leave a Comment

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Roasted Guinea Pig aka Cuy Bien

Cuy Bien is a traditional dish and a major part of the Peruvian diet. It is also eaten in Ecuador. A roasted guinea pig is high in protein and very low in fat. Its taste has reportedly been compared to a number of different meats including, the dark meat of chicken, rabbit and even rat.

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