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@p_66
the folks will miss you next week
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#44
While commercially farmed crickets are perfectly safe to eat raw, wild crickets can be unpleasant and even parasitic, based on their food sources. It's actually part of the reason that crickets are still so expensive - a lot of effort is being put into making them exceptionally high quality.
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#47
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa:
While commercially farmed crickets are perfectly safe to eat raw, wild crickets can be unpleasant and even parasitic, based on their food sources. It's actually part of the reason that crickets are still so expensive - a lot of effort is being put into making them exceptionally high quality.
Maybe a nice add on to water soup?
While commercially farmed crickets are perfectly safe to eat raw, wild crickets can be unpleasant and even parasitic, based on their food sources. It's actually part of the reason that crickets are still so expensive - a lot of effort is being put into making them exceptionally high quality.
We should stop eating bananas.
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#48
Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76:
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: While commercially farmed crickets are perfectly safe to eat raw, wild crickets can be unpleasant and even parasitic, based on their food sources. It's actually part of the reason that crickets are still so expensive - a lot of effort is being put into making them exceptionally high quality.Maybe a nice add on to water soup?
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: While commercially farmed crickets are perfectly safe to eat raw, wild crickets can be unpleasant and even parasitic, based on their food sources. It's actually part of the reason that crickets are still so expensive - a lot of effort is being put into making them exceptionally high quality.Maybe a nice add on to water soup?
you say it , man
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