Eat up your bugs......
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 steeleye20  Croydon 22 Apr 18 7.46am |
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We could all be eating insects soon and hopefully enjoying them they are rich in protein, new to us but common in Asian countries. On sale in Aachen, West Germany are 'insectiburgers' in smart packaging with no pictures of the buffalo beetles they are made with, (farmed in the Netherlands). Whatever next, or bring it on.
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| gmostone 22 Apr 18 8.06am |
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F*ck that, I’d rather go vegetarian.
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europalace  Europe 22 Apr 18 10.06am |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
We could all be eating insects soon and hopefully enjoying them they are rich in protein, new to us but common in Asian countries. On sale in Aachen, West Germany are 'insectiburgers' in smart packaging with no pictures of the buffalo beetles they are made with, (farmed in the Netherlands). Whatever next, or bring it on. I'm regularly in Asia and often have insects as part of the food we eat there. Can be very tasty and all very healthy. Haven't touched a meat burger or kebab in many years, that stuff is really full of crap.
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 Hrolf The Ganger 22 Apr 18 6.08pm |
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Originally posted by europalace
I'm regularly in Asia and often have insects as part of the food we eat there. Can be very tasty and all very healthy. Haven't touched a meat burger or kebab in many years, that stuff is really full of crap. Edited by europalace (22 Apr 2018 10.07am) Like some people who post on here.
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