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Foodie Adventures Bingo

Foodie Adventures Bingo is a printable card of 25 bold food moments: trying durian, eating balut, surviving a spicy dish that made you cry, ordering something off a street cart you couldn't identify. Use it while traveling to check off wild bites as you find them, or hand it to your most adventurous-eater friends and see who racks up the weirder card. It's free, no signup. Print it before your next trip or pull it up on your phone at the night market.

All 40 board items

Has tried sushi
Has eaten insects intentionally
Has been to a Michelin-starred restaurant
Has tried durian fruit
Has eaten something they couldn't identify
Has been food poisoned abroad
Has tried escargot
Has eaten street food in Asia
Has tried haggis
Has been to a wine tasting
Has tried fermented shark
Has eaten at a food truck
Has tried balut (duck embryo)
Has been to a farmers market abroad
Has tried century eggs
Has eaten something still moving
Has tried blood sausage
Has been to a cooking class
Has tried Rocky Mountain oysters
Has eaten spicy food and cried
Has tried sea urchin
Has been to a foreign McDonald's
Has tried tripe
Has eaten with their hands traditionally
Has tried fermented fish sauce
Has been to a night market
Has tried casu marzu (maggot cheese)
Has eaten a whole fish (with head)
Has tried bird's nest soup
Has been to a brewery tour
Has tried geoduck clam
Has eaten something pickled and unusual
Has tried yak meat
Has been to a food festival
Has tried fermented horse milk
Has eaten cactus
Has tried chicken feet
Has been to a chocolate factory
Has tried ant larvae
Has eaten something flambéed

How to use this bingo card

Print the card or open it on your phone.
Mark a square whenever that item happens.
Get 5 in a row, across, down, or diagonal, to win.

FAQ

What's on the foodie adventures bingo card?

Adventurous eats and food dares: durian, escargot, century eggs, chicken feet, fermented shark, and other things worth bragging about trying.

Is this for solo eating or a group?

Both. Solo travelers use it to track their own food bucket list, or a group of friends can each grab a card and compare who's braver.

Can I customize the squares?

Yes, swap in dishes specific to where you're eating, or add your own dares, using the free bingo card maker.

Is it free to use?

Completely free, no signup required. If you're heading somewhere specific, check out our city travel bingo cards like Tokyo Travel or Bangkok Travel too.