Kuala Lumpur - A Feast for the Senses

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October 19th 2010

Published: October 20th 2010

Greetings from the cultural melting pot that is Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia! We're going to have a fun contest in this blog and see if anyone can guess what Jeremy is holding in the photo below (and the two below that). This was a seriously strange food that was seriously delicious (and that's the only hint you're getting)!! Post your guesses in our comment section and we'll see ... Read Full Entry

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Amy Rogers

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Greetings!! To our readers who followed our trip across Asia and New Zealand in 2009/2010, we're up to our old tricks again! Over the past three years in Colorado, we've arranged our circumstances to be able to spend an extended period of time in southeast Asia - namely, Bangkok, Thailand! This blog will contain our thoughts and experiences from life abroad as true "ex-pats," as well as any incidental traveling we take in the meantime. So sit back, relax, and enjoy some "armchair traveling" with us... Days abroad: "Twenty years from now, you will be more disappoint... full info

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20th October 2010

Michael Grimaldi
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What is it?
Its definitely lung of some sort. I am gagging as I write this. Are the potato chips to help you swallow without holding your breath? Hope the remainder of your voyage is safe. Enjoy!!

20th October 2010

Jody
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Food
Well it looks like either meat or a stack of wontons with chips on top

20th October 2010

Lew
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Hmmm?
It looks like ice-cream with some non-frosted type flakes on top and then the center looks like cake or well a duck a very frazled duck? Did I win!? lol Have a safe trip home.... You were missed!

21st October 2010

Jokster
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It is some variation of the Ais (Ice) Kacang. Looks like it has ice-cream, shaved ice, corn flakes and big red beans. I won it. I won the contest. Paypal accepted. Now you should go for the durian. This is the fruit that brought Andrew Zimmern to his knees. He can drown anything except the durian and he admitted this to Jay Leno in an NBC Tonight Show.

21st October 2010

Sarah R
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Jeremy's weird food
I can't even begin to imagine what he's eating. Some kind of meat custard? Ugh, it turns my stomach just thinking about it lol.

22nd October 2010

Joe Smuin
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A little disconcenrting.
Great photos. I've heard about KL. It's a little disconcenting to realise that in quite a few ways, North America is lagging behind Asia. Just be careful and keep the great photos and blog coming and thanks for the note, Jeremy. I would have paid money to have watched Jeremy take that little 'walk.' hugs, Joe

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