Toasted ant is a delicacy of one of the oldest villages in C

>>76965525
Insects can be pretty tasty, Pedro. I'd give this a try.

>>76965525
uma deliçia...

>>76965525
sopa de hormiga una delicia

>>76965525
it tastes delicous, too bad is very hard to find them in the cities

>>76965620
Can you describe it to us? I'm genuinely curious.

>>76965630
i haven't had it in a while, but it's kinda sour

>>76965630
Ok they're called hormigas culonas, it literally translates as big bunda ants. They toast them and taste somewhere between peanuts and coconut. they're insanely expensive because the farmers who catch them in the wild go out at 3 am and they hard to find. They're not used in soups as our hue friend implies but rather as a snack for the wealthy

>>76965525
UMA

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Kids in my block used to catch these Tanajuras to to bake and eat. I did help them to make the catch, but I never eat.

>>76965525
had roasted ants in mexico once, tasted strangely like lemon, and it didnt have lemon in it it was just ants and salt.

The grasshopper has a pretty nice ass