Post whatever is on your mind!!

[ChickenLips]

Yup - this is a thing for as long as we've been around. And they've been using insects here for decades as food colouring so all of us have consumed them...even in beer.

Click baity media.

post your favorite bug recipes.

I'm probably jumping the gun on bug eating, there's a lot of fat pets to consume first.

[Scrape]

Glad to hear it all worked out well for you. I used them many years ago and had great luck with them.

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[Scrape]

Agreed!

post your favorite bug recipes.

I'm probably jumping the gun on bug eating, there's a lot of fat pets to consume first.

[RedSN]

post your favorite bug recipes.

Already lots of bug parts in all baked goods. So you go ahead and keep eating dog instead of bread.

[92redragtop]

Already lots of bug parts in all baked goods. So you go ahead and keep eating dog instead of bread.

Yup, there has historically been a percentage of insect content allowed in packaged (cans, bags, boxes, etc) and manufactured food. We have all eaten canned beans, tomatoes, etc with insect parts as well as bugs that got on the production line and mixed in with pasta, cereal, etc.

Also, if pets are family then isn't it better to start eating grandma or Aunty Karen first?

[92redragtop]

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[92redragtop]

post your favorite bug recipes.

I'm probably jumping the gun on bug eating, there's a lot of fat pets to consume first.

If you've ever eaten food with red food colouring (eg. red velvet cake, strawberry drinks, etc) or enjoyed a beer like a Stiegel Radler then you've "consumed" these guys. They kill them in hot water and crush the to get the red colour in foods that are not naturally red or red-ish. At least Stiegel has it in their ingredient list - most foods don't list them.


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[mavrrrick]

Yup, there has historically been a percentage of insect content allowed in packaged (cans, bags, boxes, etc) and manufactured food. We have all eaten canned beans, tomatoes, etc with insect parts as well as bugs that got on the production line and mixed in with pasta, cereal, etc.

Also, if pets are family then isn't it better to start eating grandma or Aunty Karen first?

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[mavrrrick]

^^^dammit….sneezed again!!!^^^


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[ChickenLips]

Yup, there has historically been a percentage of insect content allowed in packaged (cans, bags, boxes, etc) and manufactured food. We have all eaten canned beans, tomatoes, etc with insect parts as well as bugs that got on the production line and mixed in with pasta, cereal, etc.

Also, if pets are family then isn't it better to start eating grandma or Aunty Karen first?

Swedish scientist says humans should become cannibals to fight climate change because eating human flesh is more 'sustainable' than the meat industry

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...te-change.html