Ingredients: one snake, rice wine, blood and a little magic!!
Apparently this is a popular drink in Vietnam so my brother was telling this evening. One of his friends brought one back from her trip!!. After doing some research the Vietnamese also add birds, bee's, scorpions, and other goodies!
So next time your looking for a drink with dinner why not sample some snack wine, I heard it complements fillet Mignon very well!!
Just some light hearted fun for a Monday,
Rebecca
Reb-I must not be saying this,but "UGGGH"!!! I think I just lost my appetite ;-)
ReplyDeletesorry but its fascinating to see strange foods from around the world!!, so fellow RD what's the nutritional value??!!
ReplyDeleteHa,ha ha-Good question,lemme check! !!Never had to calculate them till now-now,thanks to YOU,I'll be researching ;)
ReplyDeleteI think I remember seeing a bottle like that in my nncle's house. Freaked me out the first time I saw it.
ReplyDeleteAre these real snakes in those bottles? Wow, I think I would try it if I saw one, I sure am adventures enough. Neat!
ReplyDeleteThat reminds me of when I went to China!!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteDo you know where to find different chinese medecine as Snake wine ? I already own this one:
http://www.asiansnakewine.com
But looking for different types of natural medecine.
Thanks for help.
(by the way I found your website on Google when looking for Snake wine bottles)
yep they are real! Five Star Foodie you are braver than me!!
ReplyDeleteMy parents used to have a bottle of that in our wine cabinet. It really did have a snake in it...a bit scary for a 6 year old...
ReplyDeleteScreamin mama that is scary for a 6 yr old but it must have fascinated you!
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