Would you really?

[Gisborne]

While at my Local Tesco, the Wife spotted this:

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Would you eat it?

Shitor Din, commonly called Shito is the word for pepper in Ghanaian native languages and is a spicy pepper sauce ubiquitous in Ghanaian cuisine. Shito sauce consists primarily of fish oil and/or vegetable oil, ginger, dried fish and/or crustaceans, tomatoes, garlic and spices. The blend of spices and fish differs between different regions and villages.

[CoFree]

well
man i just dont know
down here in the deep south we eat a lot of stuff.
lets see here:
neckbone and rice
chitlins
gizzards
ox tail
pigs feet
fried pork skins

well that is just a start.
now i dont know how that compares to haggis
but
some of that "shito" is damn bad.

[HaGGardSmurf]

Some dude on the daily show 2 days ago was eating baconaise (Bacon + Mayonnaise)

[dalecheesy]

Some dude on the daily show 2 days ago was eating baconaise (Bacon + Mayonnaise)

Oh oh how long till shootsteel jumps on this idea? And Gisborne respect due to your better half for standing in Tesco's taking pics of strange food jars.