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Eat squid jerky. One of the worst things I've ever put in my mouth.
I grew up with it, lol.
Fake news. Koreans aren't real.
Much less giant ones.
Never tried that before. Normal squid is pretty chewy and tastes like 50% cardboard and 50% meh, so was it the same or even worse?
Vastly worse. It hyper-concentrates the flavors that I already did not greatly enjoy in regular squid.
There are different kinds here in Japan and I enjoy it fairly often. We have the very hard and dry type in the pantry now. Dip in mayo with smoked paprika and shichimi or similar and it's divine.