I certainly don't consider myself a food snob. I'm pretty adventurous when it comes to what I'll eat, and will try most anything once. There is one guiding rule for me... I don't eat organs. If it's meat (by meat, I mean a muscle cut), I'll give it a shot. I've had my fair share of cow, chicken, fish, pig, bison, quail, duck, lamb, shellfish, deer... you name it. I am proud to say that I have sampled goat, snake, rabbit, even alligator. My wife cringes when I confess that I don't hate Spam.
Maybe I'm culturally insensitive. There are very few products for sale at the local grocer that make my stomach run for cover. Sure there are things I don't like, even some that make me a bit queasy. But sometimes, when I see what the folks in other countries are shopping for, I'm extra proud to be where I am. For example...
I know they aren't real potato chips, but I like Pringles. Here in the U.S., we have the original Pringles variety, along with Loaded Baked Potato, Sour Cream & Onion, Jalapeno, Chili Cheese, Cheddar Cheese, Pizza, Ranch and Salt & Vinegar flavors.
But when you travel to the U.K., you also get Paprika flavored, Cheese & Onion, Flame Grilled Steak & Caramelized Onion, Thai Sweet Chilli & Lemongrass, Sweet BBQ Spare Rib, and Greek Style Cheese among others. Those sound great. It's a shame we can't get them here. I'd especially like to try the BBQ and the Flame Grilled Steak. Of course, all the flavors aren't as appealing. How about this one...

Yep, Prawn Cocktail flavored Pringles. Sorry, but that strikes me as more than a little gross.