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26 Jun 16
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Before I eat bugs - I'll grill Spencer Kelly and eat him.
Meal worms turn into beetles - maybe David Icke is right about the lizards.
bugs for the lizards.
Protein is not limited to Meat.
peanut butter. veg protein, seeds, nuts - several oceans of fish. etc.
Meal worms turn into beetles - maybe David Icke is right about the lizards.
bugs for the lizards.
Protein is not limited to Meat.
peanut butter. veg protein, seeds, nuts - several oceans of fish. etc.
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Morning Zorro. I caught the "tail end" of that report just a few minutes ago.
It brought the movies, "Soylent Green" & "Logan's Run" to mind. |
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My pet Blackbird loves mealworms.
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earthrise : Six Legged Meat: Insects As Eco-Friendly Meat
Methane from cattle farming is more noxious in terms of global warming than the CO2 produced by all the world's cars. A team of scientists in Netherlands is investigating the nutritional potential of insects to replace protein yielded by livestock. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It is our unique brand of journalism that the world has come to rely on. We are reshaping global media and constantly working to strengthen our reputation as one of the world's most respected news and current affairs channels. . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDJd41nAANk |
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They will be adding ground up insect protein to bread next Zorro. Keep your eye on the list of ingredients just in case!
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I regularly eat Perriwinkles (Sea snales). I've foraged and eaten them from a very young age, give them to a child who has no predispositions and eating insects will catch on.
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Nothing wrong with foraging, Ovalman - I do it all the time ... and am healthier for it.
It's when "they" start mass producing "protein" for the masses that my alarm bell starts ringing. Might Monsanto be involved?  |
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Monsanto recently was rumoured would be taken over by a bigger corp. They said the name'monsanto' would be dropped. Hopefully all their bad press would vanish with the name drop. Call it 'fresh sweetie' is my idea.
I'll stick to peanut butter. F all you idiots eating insects like Renfield in Dracula. |
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My missus hates cheese but she was given cauliflower cheese in a restaurant thinking she was eating plain cauliflower. She quipped that was the best tasting cauliflower she'd ever eaten. When I told her it was cauliflower cheese she was physically sick.
It's all in our brains what we like to eat or not. If someone tells you it's bad then we always think it's bad. It's getting over it that is the problem. If someone gave me a dried insect that looked like say a crisp then I'd think it was delicious. If it had eyes and claws then I'd be repulsed. I would never think of picking up a snail (wrong spelling above! doh!), cooking and eating it yet I've no problem with periwinkles. |
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As I said, Oval, it's not the what ... but the who.
I was raised in the Far East, btw  |
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