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Tue, 1 January 2008 This video features Sazoon, a friend of Alex's, eating scorpions in Vietnam. Just when I thought I was tough. Bon apetit! By the way, happy New Year everyone!! Posted by Rob. Tags: NFTOS, Sazoon, scorpion, Vietnam, eat, weird, strange, food, snack, finger food
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Mon, 5 March 2007 Flying Koala and friends devour LIVE OCTOPUS! Well, it had just been live moments before. Posted by Rob.
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Sat, 17 February 2007 This week B chan helped me to do delcious things with aubergine or eggplants or nasubi or whatever you like to call them. Watch as I destroy B chan's mixer and stare at the camera with itchy hayfevered eyes. Posted by Alex.
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Fri, 26 January 2007  The other day I hung out at B Chan's lair and she showed me some seriously delicious snacks perfect for any posh cocktail party. You basically need a slice of apple with some blue cheese and some jam on top. We used stilton ( although I said it was gorgonzola ) and some cabernet sauvignon jam. They'll get scoffed first at any party. In the background you can here Moro no Brazil an amazing documentary tracing Brazilian music to its roots. This was a night worthy of the Prapatang Kitchen. Posted by Alex.
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Tue, 26 December 2006  A great cold eggnog recipe takes a strange turn. Filmed by Makiko and Rob. Posted by Rob.
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Sat, 23 December 2006  Who's the host with the most? Edited by Makiko. Posted by Rob.
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Wed, 7 June 2006  12 Osakans living in exile in Tokyo met up last Friday night for a bit of horumon yaki「ホルモン焼」or grilled beef parts such as tongue and tripe. It was surprisingly high quality meat, and most of it was quite easy to chew. I've certainly had much much worse! You can subscribe to this podcast and download it on iTunes, and you can also watch this video on Revver or on You Tube. Make sure you also listen this short mp3 we recorded in Ebisu Station while meeting up before the party. Posted by Rob.
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Tue, 6 June 2006  We were invited to a fun house party at Flo-Union organizer David Roy's place in Shoto, near Shibuya, on 28 May 2006. Everyone brought the fixin's for hand-rolled sushi. You can download this video and/or subscribe to us on iTunes. You can also see a slightly longer edit of this video on Revver and on You Tube. Posted by Rob.
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Fri, 2 June 2006  We just had a few glasses of the Robert Mondavi and suddenly we lost the plot. Why isn't alcohol a class A drug ? By the way we had the 2004 Merlot, very fruity and delicious. Posted by Alex.
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Tue, 16 May 2006  The gang hangs out at David M's place back in January. David gets bored while two get sleepy and two get tipsy. Finally, an ex-girlfriend's wasuremono「忘れ物」provides amusement for all! . Alex's Matrix routine later became a Japanese lesson. Let's enjoy eating delicious nabe! 食べましょう！ Posted by Rob.
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