Hallowe'en at Fortnum & Mason

Hello My Pretties! Are you hungry? I found some unique Halloween concoctions for your palette today. Cackle! Cackle! Cackle! Have you ever been to or heard of Fortnum & Mason in London (there are branches in Japan and some products are sold in the US through Williams Sonoma)? It was founded in 1707.

Fortnum's is a multi-tiered department store, located in central London, that's known for their worldwide gourmet and luxury food products.

They sell chocolates, cheeses, jellies & jams, wines, meats, perfume, clothing, writing pens, stationery, beauty, luggage and a plethora of other items. They're also famed for their loose leaf teas and luxury picnic hampers. It's amazing all of the items that are sold and their products are always exquisitely displayed.
The only disturbing and unflattering element about the famous store, while researching them, is that they sell foie gras. PetaUK brought this situation to light in 2010. There is a current petition now against the production and/or importation of foie gras in Europe. I've never eaten foie gras, nor have I been to Fortnum's. I would love to hear the opinions from my London/Europe bloggers regarding this situation. Before discovering that unpleasantness (I felt it was only fair I mentioned what I discovered while researching this post), I decided to take a look at Fortnum's website to see what unique Halloween goodies they were selling THIS year, and got an eyeful!

So instead of serving those cutesy cupcakes, caramel apples or popcorn balls at your next Halloween party, here's an option of a DIFFERENT kind! Tell me what you think :)

How about Edible Toffee Scorpions, Toasted Scorpions and wash it down with Scorpion Vodka!?! LOL

Yes? No? Scorpions are NOT your thing! Ok, I have just the right thing for you! 

What about BBQ Flavour Worm Crisps, Ant Lollipop, or an Exploding Toad? LOL

I kinda feel like that pumpkin right now! HaHaHa I surely hope none of my readers get ill from my post today! LOL The wonderful thing about blogging is that you learn so many different things. Food that seems "normal" to you, may not look so delicious to a person from another culture! And vice versa! As a foodie, I truly enjoy seeing the different things people eat, whether I like it or not. So my question to you today is, what is the WEIRDEST thing you've ever eaten??? I don't think my list is too weird, but here it is: crawfish, frog legs and turtle soup. HaHaHa That's about as exotic as I can get! LOL So tell me YOURS! I did my best not to write a Mundane Monday Post for you today! HaHaHa  :)