Drone
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Left side, third group down.
http://www.typhoon-restaurant.com/dinnermenu.html
http://www.typhoon-restaurant.com/dinnermenu.html
Who wants to eat like a Chameleon?
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Ryan Jarosek
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MMMMMMM, sounds delicious
nateboston78
New Member
OMG that's awesome! Yay finally the insect craze is slowly hitting the U.S.!
FOOD for thought......
At one of the local reptile shows there were chocolate covered crickets...if you ate one you got a pin/badge saying that you had done it.
I know someone who eats insects at a side-show.
When I was a kid I ate a chocolate covered bee...thought it was a "neat" thing to do way back then.
I'll bet we have all eaten insects in some of the food products we have eaten...they can be hidden inside things like green beans, pea pods, etc. and I bet there have been insect eggs in some of the things we have eaten too.
Insects are still eaten in some countries....and if you were stranded out in the wilderness they might help you to survive...as long as you know which ones to eat!
Here's some information....and some RECIPES...
http://www.manataka.org/page160.html
Some more sites...
http://eat.bees.net/
Not for the faint of heart....
http://growabrain.typepad.com/growabrain/entomophagy_insect_eating/index.html
More..
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/07/0715_040715_tvinsectfood.html
For those of you who want to know even more...
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=insects+AND+eating&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
Have fun!
At one of the local reptile shows there were chocolate covered crickets...if you ate one you got a pin/badge saying that you had done it.
I know someone who eats insects at a side-show.
When I was a kid I ate a chocolate covered bee...thought it was a "neat" thing to do way back then.
I'll bet we have all eaten insects in some of the food products we have eaten...they can be hidden inside things like green beans, pea pods, etc. and I bet there have been insect eggs in some of the things we have eaten too.
Insects are still eaten in some countries....and if you were stranded out in the wilderness they might help you to survive...as long as you know which ones to eat!
Here's some information....and some RECIPES...
http://www.manataka.org/page160.html
Some more sites...
http://eat.bees.net/
Not for the faint of heart....
http://growabrain.typepad.com/growabrain/entomophagy_insect_eating/index.html
More..
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/07/0715_040715_tvinsectfood.html
For those of you who want to know even more...
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=insects+AND+eating&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
Have fun!
desultadox
Established Member
I've always wanted to take my chameleons out to dinner with me. Now I finally can!
Ricardo
New Member
what a great idea to have a meal with your chameleon the bigger plate is yours, the smaller one is chameleons Just imagine the picture when the chameleon owners come around with their chams, and sits down to the tables, 10 man and 10 chameleons Like a big family lol
Btw i ate locusts , adn they taste like "chicken" to me
Cheers
Ricardo
the bigger plate is yours, the smaller one is chameleons Just imagine the picture when the chameleon owners come around with their chams, and sits down to the tables, 10 man and 10 chameleons Like a big family lolBtw i ate locusts , adn they taste like "chicken" to me
Cheers
Ricardo
Chamaeleoeo
New Member
id be down...gotta be better than anything my ex used to cook. HAHA
