Is there such a thing as tasty insects?

>>9406848
Lobsters?

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>>9406848
Don't mind me, just monitoring this thread

>>9406884
Shellfish so delicious, but the times I've tried insects they've been disgusting. I wonder why.

>>9406848
If you enjoy eating 20% feces and 20% tasteless, undigestable insect skin... maybe

>>9406901
Everything is better, down where it's wetter.

>>9406848
Water-beetles and even silkworm are barely palatable. They taste and feel waxy? Even after cooking them to death they seem to maintain that weird chapstick flavor.

>>9406848

kek. ate that when I was living in China while on vacation in the south. it's a great snack. tastes like a mix of nuts and chicken

>>9406921
Those Korean silkworms smell terrible. They cook them in big vats on the street and you will be gagging a block away.

uma

Novelty food.

I would only eat them if I had to.

>>9406848
I've heard mealworms can be okay in a stir fry or something like that. I've had marinated crickets that were fine, but they go better with food rather than by themselves (though in all fairness, a lot of foods are like that too).

>>9406848
Silkworms are great in stirfry.

I don't eat bugs because I'm American and not a whore from Isan.

Pizza and beer or bust you fucking faggot

I've tried a caterpillar whilst in Botswana. It was actually okay, but it was crunchy and vaguely fishy. It would probably be bretty good with some good spices desu

Anyone ever tried grinding those little fuckers to pieces and using them as a base for broth? Kinda like bonito flakes?

>>9406889
Underrated