/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.20507838]

have you ever eaten a bug?

[Anonymous No.20507843]

>no
>BUT WHAT ABOUT LE CRAAAAAAAABBBBS HMMMMMMM?
there you've seen it, thread's over.

[Anonymous No.20507848]

in summer camp we used to catch grasshoppers and eat them

[Anonymous No.20507852]

>>20507838
oh most definitely at some point. I think the usda set a threshold for bugs in processed foods and it isn't zero.

[Anonymous No.20507874]

I've eaten chocolate covered crickets but they essentially tasted like crunchy chocolate
And roasted mealworms but those also kinda just tasted like the spice they used with a bit of crunchiness, essentially like gross looking novelty chips
I have no qualms with either, other than the exorbitant price

[Anonymous No.20507938]

>>20507838
OP, I ride a bike 8-10 miles, 5 days a week for exercise/cardio. Not only do I eat bugs almost daily, I'm starting to look forward to it.

[Anonymous No.20508096]

>>20507838
For sure, not on purpose tho

[Anonymous No.20508119]

>>20507838
Yeah I tried silkworms, grasshoppers/locusts and protein bars made of ground up crickets. None of them taste good enough to be worth eating, but I don't have an innate revulsion to insects

[Anonymous No.20508158]

>>20507838
Yup had broccoli worms in the garden once, bunch of them got steamed, looked gross once we noticed.

[Anonymous No.20508164]

>>20507843

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[Anonymous No.20508169]

>>20507848
How many of you got parasites?

[Anonymous No.20508171]

>>20508169
How would you able to tell?

[Anonymous No.20508230]

>>20508169
The types of worms that infect grasshoppers are harmless for humans. Besides, you chew it up, those worms can't survive that.