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Most Icelandic native food is like that. Just be thankful it was the pickled variety, not the "fermented" stuff. I say "fermented" as, at that point, it's just food that has rotted in the ground for a few months.
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Yeah ate many versions of puffin Iceland too. Along with the attempting to eat the rotting shark.
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Seems odd, as the birds should be traceable and the dumping is fly tipping. So is a fineable offense.
Don't pheasant have to be hung for a while, before they are ready to eat.
Ever eaten puffin? As that does not taste great, supposedly like many an oily seabird.