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I'd rather go with lab grown meet 🙂
But yeah eating insects will be the future for feeding ever more of us. Although i think in the richer countries it will stay a curiousity and not become the everyday dish.
mampf, your post fits your nickname 😄 -
skprog19106yLobster was a poor people thing. Give it a few years. Insect is better than soilent green. Meat is horribly wasteful to raise and feed.
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mampf1836y@wholl0p yes it's from DHDL, but it was no deal. They already have investors and some big burger chain is going to sell them soon, too.
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baewulf16556yIn something like a patty it’s great - You can totally ignore what it’s made out of as you eat it.
Insect-based food needs new names, like we have beef, steak, pork, veal etc. To make it more palatable -
mampf1836y@baeovvulf veal and pork originates from French. Maybe we should lend the new word from French as well?
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@mampf frogs and snails are actually quite uncommon in France, most french people don't ever eat them.
I did eat snails once, they were quite good never ate frogs though. -
mampf1836y@Hallelouia But I ate brain before mad cow desease was a thing.
It's called Bregenwurst in German and was quite common in small towns. But since then it's just a normal sausage. -
@mampf my mother eats brain, she says it's good, I can't remember eating some, I like liver.
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packy246yI'll give it a try. Can't be any worse than some meals I ate in the Army. In aspects of healthiness
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I heard on the WSJ's 'Future of Everything' podcast that a few startups are betting on bugmeat going mainstream.
It's the most cost effective protein to produce and crickets are being grown for that purpose. -
sysvinit8556yWhile people were talking about the worm, I was looking at the onions. They need to be caramelized!!!
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I just made the world a little cleaner by not opting for veal today. Instead they are selling insect burgers in Germany and I had two of them.
They are made from buffalo worms, feeded and grown in Germany. No antibiotics. Almost no wasted corn or wheat.
Taste: like a veggie pattie with nuts and seeds. Texture is surprisingly "smooth".
Quite expensive at the moment, but I'll go for it again (€5 for two patties).
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