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"OK, we all know about chocolate, oysters and maybe even chocolate oysters. But some of these new libido-boosting foods are legit weird. Artichokes?\nPinterestFacebookThat Teletubby hat (?) is an aphrodisiac, too.\nUSA Today asked a licensed dietician for a list of recommended noshes to get your sex on. Here&amp;#39;s what she came up with.\nChocolate\nOysters\nStrawberries, almonds, garlic, avocados and figs, and, according to ancient Rome, anything else &amp;quot;shaped like ovaries.&amp;quot;\n__Asparagus! __ I love asparagus! Besides the green veggie overall benefit, it contains a sexual desire-cranking chemical called protodioscin.\n__Artichokes.__When eaten raw by the ancient Egyptians, it was said to have improved sexual prowess and fertility.\n__Cumin.__Mixed with black pepper and honey, ancient Middle Eastern men drank it as a natural stimulant.\n__Coriander/cilantro.__Might be why Tex-Mex is my go-to date restaurant genre--and supposedly a fertility strengthener.\n__Acai berries.__Yup, not only is your favorite Jamba Juice flavor antioxidant-packed, but it supposedly increases &amp;quot;desirability,&amp;quot; especially in Brazil where it&amp;#39;s mixed with guarana. But in your average American home, try combining the berry juice with honey instead.\nHave any of y&amp;#39;all come up with any other aphrodisiacs in your, uh, personal research?\nMore food porn:\n6 Guys Tell Us What Foods Get Them In The Mood\n5 Problem Foods To Avoid Ordering On A Date\nLonely? A New Study Says Comfort Food Is The Cure\nPhoto: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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