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World’s Most Dangerous Foods That Are Still Eaten

Some foods can be deadly if not prepared correctly, yet people still eat them for taste, thrill, or tradition. Let’s explore the most dangerous ones. 

Last Updated: September 14, 2025 | 1:11 PM IST
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Fugu (Pufferfish), Japan

This delicacy contains lethal toxins. Only licensed chefs can prepare it safely, but even then, it’s a risky dish. (Image Source: Pinterest)

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Ackee Fruit, Jamaica

Jamaica’s national fruit must be fully ripe before eating. Unripe ackee contains toxins that can cause severe illness. (Image Source: Pinterest)

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Cassava, Africa & South America

A staple food, cassava must be processed properly to remove cyanide. Eating it raw can be fatal. (Image Source: Pinterest)

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Blood Clams, China

These clams filter pathogens from the sea, which may transmit hepatitis or other diseases if eaten raw. (Image Source: Pinterest)

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Casu Marzu, Italy

A Sardinian cheese filled with live maggots. While considered a delicacy, it poses health risks if the larvae survive digestion. (Image Source: Pinterest)

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