Cambodia has become well known for its delicious insects. The prices are actually quite high, for example these waterbugs above are about $0.18 a specimen. At that rate we should start catching a cooking our Kansas grasshoppers. I'll save that idea and open up a restaurant when I get back home.
Gigantic fried crickets were my personal favorite. But which is scarier, the thought of eating crickets or the face behind the cricket?
Tarantulas are also quiet tasty when fried, and supposedly have some medicinal qualities as well. The same question applies; which is scarier, the thought of eating a tarantula or the face behind it?
Cambodia has become well known for its delicious insects. The prices are actually quite high, for example these waterbugs above are about $0.18 a specimen. At that rate we should start catching a cooking our Kansas grasshoppers. I'll save that idea and open up a restaurant when I get back home.
Gigantic fried crickets were my personal favorite. But which is scarier, the thought of eating crickets or the face behind the cricket?
Tarantulas are also quiet tasty when fried, and supposedly have some medicinal qualities as well. The same question applies; which is scarier, the thought of eating a tarantula or the face behind it? 