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A
recent comment (05/20/2006) from David Gracer prompted us
to create this new page devoted to Entomophagy, the habit
of eating insects. While many different insects can be eaten,
there are some that have a long reputation of being delicacies
in various parts of the world, including Giant Water Bugs
in Thailand. We are going to request that David search through
our archives and indicate which old letters need to be moved
to this new page. We know are readers are beginning to salivate
at the thought. You can always visit David's own site, at
Sunrise
Land Shrimp.
A
Gourmand's Feast
(05/13/2008) Plate of Edible Bugs - locust pizza, tarantula,
cricket cookies
I've been looking through your Edible Insects page and absolutely
loving Dave's comments. Although I've not eaten any
insects (or arachnids), at least not knowingly, I'm not squeamishly
opposed to the thought. I'm fascinated by the variety
of bugs eaten and by the ways they are prepared. Anyway,
I came across this fabulous display at an insectarium
in St. Louis this weekend, and I thought it would fit nicely
on your edible insects page. Thank you for all the time you
put into this website. It's very informative and full
of wit (specifically unnecessary carnage page).
Michelle
Hi Michelle,
We are happy you appreciate our sometimes questionable sense
of humor. We are thrilled to post your awesome epicurian sampler
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