kind of gross for americans, but hey survival food right?
 

this email newsletter brings gourmet insects to your door. if you can get use to these food will never be a problem...unless of course it's specific insects...that I don't know...
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http://www.thrillist.com/images/insets/2732.gifA UK operation, Edible's an online superstore for unconventional, bizarre, and sometimes frightening foodstuffs, all of which arrive "guaranteed-fresh" -- not that you'd ever be able to tell. The bulk of their offerings service gourmet Insectivores, with everything from choco-scorpions, to giant-hornet honey, to worm crisps ("baked, not fried!"). Other outlandish comestibles're available in categories Carnivore (crocodile curry, reindeer pate) and Herbivore, which rocks weasel-regurgitated Vietnamese coffee, monkey-picked Chinese tea, and Magic Mint lollipops infused with the hallucinogen salvia divinorum -- which'll have Mr. Owl saying "It takes 7000 blue-sounding rhombuses to get to the center".

Rounding things out is the Apothecary section, featuring pain-relieving Scorpion Extract Wash, and a bunch of "likely aphrodisiacs", like Pearl Dust ("Nature's Own Viagra") and Chinese Scorpion Vodka -- apparently, the Chinese have discovered that the solution to your evening's other epic hassle can be solved by alcohol.
Fill your pantry with lizard wine at Edible.com
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Re: kind of gross for americans, but hey survival food right?
 

These bugs will be a nice " after dinner mint" when the sheep finish dinning on there childeren.


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Re: kind of gross for americans, but hey survival food right?
 

monkey picked tea? is that like the coffee in vietname they get from civit cat turds?