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You just described fishing...I rather breed something to eat than diminish or exterminate a wild population
You just described fishing...I rather breed something to eat than diminish or exterminate a wild population
I reckon I feel at home around hereI rather breed something to eat than diminish or exterminate a wild population
I don’t know... the cheaper one comes in a silver can and the more expensive one comes in a gold. Is this one of those times where we shouldn’t settle for the imitation product? Lol!Okay guys -- fess up! I found this link to a slightly cheaper tin of "salted dehydrated tarantula:" https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C0R1TU0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
There were 5 cans for sale... now there is *1* left. C'mon - some of you guys must have ordered this! 4 cans sold in under an hour??? How much demand was there for this product before this thread? rofl
[Okay, I could be wrong and it really is a popular food item.... ]
Ah!I don’t know... the cheaper one comes in a silver can and the more expensive one comes in a gold. Is this one of those times where we shouldn’t settle for the imitation product? Lol!
A few years ago, I watched a youtube documentary-style show of a woman in Cambodia who made her living selling seasoned and fried Ts as street food -- it looked like a LOT of work for her (and her kids), but it allowed her to make a living. Since they were seasoned/fried Ts, they probably tasted better. (Hers were WC)I’ve eaten tarantula in Beijing and it really doesn’t taste good. Although the one I tried seemed to be Cyriopagopus hainanus so for all I know albostriatus tastes better.
In any case I felt guilty after trying it, but the experience was interesting
This makes me wish there was another reaction option. lol I need something for D:Real question is, has anyone eaten crickets?? Of course, I’ve never prepared and eaten then myself but I’ve had them fried with chili and lime out in AZ and also sait and vinegar dried ones. Just take the legs off and they aren’t bad at all lmao
(Not joking )
And....? My point still stands.You just described fishing...
Not sure how fishing works in other countries, but while I dislike some aspects of fishing over here, I have to admit that fishing organizations put a lot of money and effort to breeding and releasing young fish into rivers and streams, keeping fishing sustainable.You just described fishing...
I wish it was! Would definitely buy it if it was a plushy!Oh is it actually food in there? I just assumed those were little plush animals stuffed into cans. Like these -- https://www.cannedcritters.com/