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Hi Andrew, I love your show...me and my two daughters watch you every week....my question is, have you ever been to australia..you know down under? if not, what would you most like to try while you are there? well anyway keep traveling and bringing us awesome shows....be safe where ever you go.

I was wondering, as I watched the Samoa episode, why Andrew has not visited Guam. It is a trust territory of the US so no special travel documents are required outside of a passport and English is spoken there. Guam is a beautiful island with great food and quite a bit of BIZARRE foods Andrew would love or love to hate. Just curious.

Talofa Andrew. I really enjoyed your episode on Samoa. Just a little clarification: The sea cucumber you showed on your show is actually called "Loli" locally and makes up the white, "rock hard" bits in the bottle of "sea". The "sea" slug from which the guts in the bottle come from is actually a different species: it is smaller and grayish in color. Loved the show though! Cheers and thank you for your time. Soifua.

Hi Andrew,

Talofa Andrew, just got through watching your show in Samoa. I really think you were a Samoan in your other life?

Congrats and thank you for going out that far. Thank you for strongly emphasizing on the "umu" portion, how intrigue it was to have the pig be prepared so quickly.

With this been said, I think you should re-visit all the countries that you've allready been to and take a look at other bizarre foods they have.

My question is: What did you think of the Palolo that you ate on the boat? The so call caviar of the pacific? You think that's something that can imported?

My whole family loves your show and we hope to hear back from you.

This coconut is for you!

The question my husband and I would love to know...what do dog and horse taste like in Asia?

We realize these aren't politically-correct foods to highlight in the US, but they are all over Asia and we're curious to know your descriptive review on them. Many thanks - love the show!

do you ever get sick from what you eat...like bac or viruss..on medical channels i see people that catch all kinds of bad things from travels over seas when they eat foods from there

hey andrew i saw u went to trinindad and tobago, i was thinking when were gonna visit st vincent and the grenadines, it has a lot of food you will intrested in such as large lizards,sea eel and there is a fish dat i never seen anywhere else we call black fish, the flesh is actually black and lots of others food by da locals, pig blood,etc. its a lot to discover, check it out,,,,,,,,

I'm so sorry that I missed your trip to the Philippines. I lived there for 3 years as a military child and half my heritage is filipino. Do you think you'll be going back? I suggest trying tuyo (fish - salted/dried). It's very pungent (I've run people out of my house when I've cooked it) and uniquely flavored.

First of all I am a big fan of your show. Looking forward to the new episodes coming out. I am a fellow Chef and really enjoy your passion for food. While watching your show the other day I though of an idea for you. What do you think about a reality based show called something like "Hanging wih Zimmern". Have around 5 contestants that come on the show with you. The idea is how long can they hang with the bizzare foods that you eat. Final contestant wins some sort of prize. I thought of this idea while watching your show with my family and talking about if we could eat what you were eating or not. I would volunteer to be on the show win or lose to meet you. Our whole family loves to watch. Very entertaining!

Larry

Hi Andrew, my family and I just love your show, and have decided to try turducken for Tanksgiving. We would love to order from that place you visited in one of your episodes. Could you please give us the information. Thank you Flora vicofurnari@aol.com

Andrew how are you? I love your show, I wonder if you are going to Maracaibo, Venezuela?

Andrew, i am such a huge fan of the show in traveling to different countries & States do you think you'll go to Texas.

Andrew, if you ever go back to Spain can me & some friends join you for an episode

hi Andrew. I was just wondering if you would be interested in Scandinavian countries like Denmark, Norway, Sweden. Im sure there are plenty of weird sea foods and folklore dishes they have for ya!

Best of Luck

Hi Andrew! Tony Bourdain recently did an episode on Colombia. Colombia has some great food and I'm sure there's lots of weird stuff for you to eat, like fried ants and your favorite, blood sausage (morcilla)! Will you be doing a Colombia episode anytime soon?

TAKE THIS DISGUSTING GUY OFF THE CHANNEL.
HAD ENOUGH.
IF I WANTED TO EACH ROACHES I'D MOVE TO THE CITY.
THERE ARE GLORIOUS DESTINATIONS AND THINGS RELATED TO TRAVEL AND EXPERIENCES.
PASS THE OCTOPUS BRAINS AND THE LIZARD CHASERS.
ARGH.
GO AWAY ZIMMERMAN.

hey andrew do you ever bring your family????ps could i be on the show i eat anything says mom

Hi Andrew. I really love the show and I am very interested in all of the different foods you experience, I will try any food once. I live in Orlando, FL and was wondering where in my area would I find a farmers market that sell the rare food items or some of the rare items shown on your show. I like to keep things exciting in my kitchen and would like to expand out of the traditional foods.

Dear Andrew,

As a foodie-in-training (F.I.T) what kinds of "fun" things do I have to look forward to as far as my lower intestine is concern? Is there an adjustment time as with all major diet changes?

Astargas
Deep fried, I'm in!!

hey Andrew!
I was born in Venezuela and now live in the U.S.
In Venezuela, in the city of Merida, there is an ice cream parlor, beware for it has no ordinary ice cream . They have bizzare flavors such as cheese, garlic, rice, meat, grass, anything you can think of, it's probably there. You should try it, I've never tried it but my mom and dad have and they say it's good.

-maria

hi Andrew.I have polish and scotish backround,so we eat lots of diff. stuff. We live in missouri do you know of any good places out here to eat at?also have you ever eaten any thing that made you sick? thanks Cathleen

Andrew, i'm such a huge fan of the show makes me want to try any type of bizarre food everything except Durian Fruit. I've got a bad experience trying that fruit but it was Durian Sticks and i've surrived from it.

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Andrew, i'm such a huge fan of the show makes me want to try any type of bizarre food everything except Durian Fruit. I've got a bad experience trying that fruit but it was Durian Sticks and i've surrived from it.

Michael

I admire Andrew's curiousity and philosophy that epitomizes - Seek and You shall Find - whether its a good fungus or an exotic meal. I do have a question about what I think I do not see i.e. how does he actually prepare for such an ordeal where he seems to zip in and out of towns eating food that clearly he too has never concieved as being food?
1. Does he have to take specific medication prior to visiting far flung corners of the planet?
2. What does his doctor think of his gut?
3. Does he actually only taste the foods or does he consume a serving as would be by the locals?
4. Are there any after effects that he has felt after a rather memorable meal?

Many thanks, burp,

Another foodie - Uday

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Hi Andrew, I love your show but sometimes you really worry me. Have you ever contracted a parasite or food poisoning from eating raw meat or from eating food from street venders? Thanks for answering -- everytime I watch your show, it is all I think about: how sick you are goig to get! God bless you -- you are a brave man.

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I lived in germany for about seven years and in Bayern there is a food called kessel fleisch. It is very good and I was wondering if Andrew is planning on going to germany and if he's ever even heard of it?