26-11-2017, 06:23 PM
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Crushed Cricket Bread hits shelves in Finland
I know there´s nothing wrong with it, but I wouldn´t eat it, I´m way to squeamish.http://www.euronews.com/2017/11/23/c...ves-in-finland
26-11-2017, 06:29 PM
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Re: Crushed Cricket Bread hits shelves in Finland
Originally Posted by Mups
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Not for me either thanks. 
They must have been watching too much "I'm a Celeb".
26-11-2017, 06:35 PM
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Re: Crushed Cricket Bread hits shelves in Finland
Must be getting harder to be a vegetarian these days.No, I wouldn't fancy it even if it had nice crunchy bits.
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The bread was launched shortly after Finland joined five other European countries – Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria and Denmark – earlier this month in allowing insects to be raised and marketed for food use
What next? Ground up woodlice or beetles. Live maggots in tomatoes aren't new though. You can go cross-eyed if you spot one of them just as it goes in your mouth. I've never recovered from the trauma of that.
26-11-2017, 06:39 PM
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Re: Crushed Cricket Bread hits shelves in Finland
Originally Posted by Morticia
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Must be getting harder to be a vegetarian these days.No, I wouldn't fancy it even if it had nice crunchy bits.
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The bread was launched shortly after Finland joined five other European countries – Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria and Denmark – earlier this month in allowing insects to be raised and marketed for food use
What next? Ground up woodlice or beetles. Live maggots in tomatoes aren't new though. You can go cross-eyed if you spot one of them just as it goes in your mouth. I've never recovered from the trauma of that.
26-11-2017, 06:57 PM
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Re: Crushed Cricket Bread hits shelves in Finland
Originally Posted by Morticia
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Must be getting harder to be a vegetarian these days.No, I wouldn't fancy it even if it had nice crunchy bits.
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The bread was launched shortly after Finland joined five other European countries – Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria and Denmark – earlier this month in allowing insects to be raised and marketed for food use
What next? Ground up woodlice or beetles. Live maggots in tomatoes aren't new though. You can go cross-eyed if you spot one of them just as it goes in your mouth. I've never recovered from the trauma of that.
Hi
Rule Number 1 of fishing.
Always put your cup of coffee on the tray behind the maggot box.
Saves you having nasty surprises when you are catapulting maggots out and find them in the bottom of your coffee.
26-11-2017, 08:21 PM
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Re: Crushed Cricket Bread hits shelves in Finland
Originally Posted by Morticia
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* shudders* ..... er, do they drown quick Swims or do they tickle your tongue in transit.
They are persistent little sods Morti.
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