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**Ruilnasr** · 03-26-2009, 01:46 PM

I ate it a couple times back in high school. I went to a state boarding school back in Alaska for two years, and some of the other students would get "care packages" from home, one guy would always get some muktuk (whale blubber) and caribou.

Nothing like a chunk of frozen raw whale blubber with a slice of frozen raw caribou wrapped around it. Quite yummy compared to other regional foods, such as fermented salmon eggs or stink head.

-Charles

Mr. Lockhar is suddenly far more interesting than I had supposed...

Muktuk is not for the faint of heart, but stinkhead takes a size 12 pair, in solid brass.

03-26-2009, 01:46 PM	#21
Ruilnasr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 405 Senior Member	I ate it a couple times back in high school. I went to a state boarding school back in Alaska for two years, and some of the other students would get "care packages" from home, one guy would always get some muktuk (whale blubber) and caribou. Nothing like a chunk of frozen raw whale blubber with a slice of frozen raw caribou wrapped around it. Quite yummy compared to other regional foods, such as fermented salmon eggs or stink head. -Charles Mr. Lockhar is suddenly far more interesting than I had supposed... Muktuk is not for the faint of heart, but stinkhead takes a size 12 pair, in solid brass.
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