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I can't stomach the thought of intentionally eating anything alive, even bugs. It just feels wrong. Also if I felt anything squirming in my mouth it would probably make me vomit.THE PENETRATOR posted:teh rest of the civilized world evolved out of eating bugs while australia has devolved Bugs are actually really good for you and some of them taste fine too. The problem is trying to make them look appetizing, which is basically impossible.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:It also doesn't help that a poo poo load of people are squeamish and think bugs are icky. A lot of them are mostly sugar so they can become candy. Chocolate-covered ants are pretty good. That's what I mean by making them seem appetizing. Most people can't get past the idea of eating bugs because they find them to be gross. Personally I don't mind most bugs but I still probably wouldn't eat them just because I don't typically like food that has a really crunchy exterior. So an exoskeleton probably wouldn't sit well with me. I don't want to eat anything alive them, even a grub. That's nothing compared to some of the things I've heard being eaten alive, like "Three Squeaks" mice. Not sure if that story is actually true and I don't care to find out.
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Is there anywhere in the world where arachnids are raised and eaten right after they shed their exoskeleton? I'd try softshell scorpion or something.
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Mar 9, 2015 20:39
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I think it would be a challenge to find a public school lunch that didn't look depressing.
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