People will do anything to avoid going vegan lmao
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Lab grown meat > bugs
I've never eaten bugs... but if they're cooked properly I'll give it a go. Might taste nice, wtf do I know?
Could you imagine if that was offered up in bread outside Bunnings in the future
Now summer is upon us you can sneak a wichetty grub under the hood of the Weber when nobody is looking
No. Eating insects, spiders etc is utterly disgusting.
Is it really though, or is it just what you're used to? Prawns are basically sea woodlice and everyone loves them.
Yes its still disgusting. In reality, eating prawns and most shellfish in general is disgusting. If that thing lived on land we would not eat it. But it doesn't and we're used to it and it tastes really good, so we do it anyway.
I honestly can’t stomach the idea of eating insects, but I do love prawns! Looks like the two halves of my brain are sleeping in separate beds tonight.
I can’t eat them due to allergies. I’ve tried lobster and thought it was nothing to write home about. Luckily didn’t really react.
But you don't find them utterly disguising?
Clearly evolution has distinguished ’insects’ from ‘Aquatic Crustaceans’.
Maybe calling them Land Crustaceans might help sell them a bit more? How about shellveal or ground kippers?
Maybe “yummy cockroaches”?
Spiders aren't insects. I think they all come under "arthropods".
It's actually covered in the article:
"Biologically, insects are very similar to shrimps, which is a crustacean species and both crustaceans and insects are arthropods,” says Prof. le Coutre.
“Arthropods are basically lifeforms either on land or water that are surrounded by a chitin exoskeleton. Most people won’t cringe at the sight of a shrimp on their plate, but many might run if there was an insect crawling on the kitchen counter.
Yes I know. I was awkwardly separating them in my sentence knowing that some cultures (mistakenly) eat insects, and some (also mistakenly) eat spiders.
That is no excuse for either.
I haven’t seen this movie sorry.
Pretty sure that’s from Snowpiercer
Mmmm McLocusts
Mmmm, extra crunchy salad 🤌