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August 20th, 2006

I won’t have what he’s having…

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Posted by: Robert Basler

Tags: Oddly Enough, food, humor

May I see the head chef, please? If you plan on dining at Solar de las Cabecitas, you’ll want a heads up: their specialty is boiled sheep’s head — not for nothing does the name of the place translate to House of the Little Heads. This comes only days after the Frog in a Blender Milkshake item.

Bolivians at the Solar de las Cabecitas (House of the Little Heads) restaurant eat a boiled sheep’s head served on a bed of rice, in La Paz August 17, 2006. REUTERS/David Mercado

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August 20th, 2006 5:30 pm GMT	Today’s special: Snakes on a Plate. - Posted by John C Abell
August 21st, 2006 3:33 am GMT	These two look like they’re boiled rotten. - Posted by Sandra
August 22nd, 2006 1:46 pm GMT	John: HAHA. LOL. Anyway.. The moral of the story is, following Mary to school is against the rules, even if it DOES make the children laugh and play; and sheep who break the rules get sent to Solar de las Cabecitas. - Posted by Melly
August 22nd, 2006 3:30 pm GMT	OK so the one guy looks like he wants to throw it up! - Posted by Darryl
October 12th, 2006 1:33 am GMT	[…] We’ve had a run of stories about odd tastes in food recently. You may want to check out worms on the menu, the animal head restaurant and my favorite, frogs in a blender. […] - Posted by Jiminy Cricket! You’re eating what? - Reuters Blogs

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