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   Llewellenbruce said, almost 4 years ago

   I wouldn’t eat a bug for a million dollars.
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   AnimaWolf said, almost 4 years ago

   I would eat a bug. I scuba dive and bug is what we call lobster. So, who wants to join me for a bug?
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   Sisyphos said, almost 4 years ago

   Kinda depends on the bug, I think. But drowned in sufficient quantities of ketchup/catsup, most could be tolerated. They are a valuable source of protein and other stuff….
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   Razzilla said, almost 4 years ago

   I’ll place a wager that it’s tastier than most school lunches.
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   treesareus said, almost 4 years ago

   Prehistoric people ate almost anything, bugs included.
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   GROG! said, almost 4 years ago

   I can neither tolerate ketchup or the bug.
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   zoidknight said, almost 4 years ago

   @Razzilla

   That is what I was going to say.
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   zoidknight said, almost 4 years ago

   @treesareus

   Even they would have hesitated ate the stuff served in public school cafeterias.
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   stripseeker said, almost 4 years ago

   Enough ketchup on stuff makes everything a gourmet treat.
   Not enough to kill the taste of fried reep, though.
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    r g said, almost 4 years ago

    He’s a Troll for God’s sake! Bugs is good eatin’
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    DreamScourge said, almost 4 years ago

    In order to qualify as U.S. No. 1 Grade, the commodities listed below cannot exceed the following limits of contamination:
    
    Ketchup — 30 fruit fly eggs per 100 grams
    Canned corn — 2 insect larvae per 100 grams
    Blueberries — 2 maggots per 100 berries
    Peanut butter — 50 insect fragments per 100 grams
    Curry powder — 100 insect fragments per 100 grams
    Wheat — 1% of grains infested
    Sesame seed — 5% of seeds infested
    Coffee — 10% of beans infested
    
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    MrJimCos said, almost 4 years ago

    Us bikers eat bugs regularly. Small price to pay since there really isn’t that much flavor.
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    Stuart Gathman said, almost 4 years ago

    My Korean Sunday school kids would catch cicadas at recess, pull off their wings, and eat them whole. It was a treat!
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    Graden Thompson said, almost 4 years ago

    All protein.
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    cybergal29 said, almost 4 years ago

    In some countries, people eat bugs because the bugs are more plentiful and have a higher protein content. I watch this show called “Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern” and he showed how they prepare the bugs for eating.
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