Re: Food prices

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 8:25 am

Ravy wrote:I quite like deep fried Locusts. (There is an Insect Restaurant in Stuttgart).
Taste a bit nutty and full of protein.
I havn't treid them with Vinagar yet.
If you are hungry enough you will eat everything.
Humans are two legged Rats.

Nah, I would rather starve Ravy, I can't even watch someone eat insects without feeling physically sick so I doubt very much I could actually eat one without being physically sick.

by Guest Wed May 08, 2013 8:28 am

Ali wrote:
Ravy wrote:I quite like deep fried Locusts. (There is an Insect Restaurant in Stuttgart).
Taste a bit nutty and full of protein.
I havn't treid them with Vinagar yet.
If you are hungry enough you will eat everything.
Humans are two legged Rats.

Nah, I would rather starve Ravy, I can't even watch someone eat insects without feeling physically sick so I doubt very much I could actually eat one without being physically sick.

If you was starving you might!...People have been known to drink their own urine to survive when they got lost in the Australian outback etc!

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 8:30 am

philagain wrote:
Ali wrote:
Ravy wrote:I quite like deep fried Locusts. (There is an Insect Restaurant in Stuttgart).
Taste a bit nutty and full of protein.
I havn't treid them with Vinagar yet.
If you are hungry enough you will eat everything.
Humans are two legged Rats.

Nah, I would rather starve Ravy, I can't even watch someone eat insects without feeling physically sick so I doubt very much I could actually eat one without being physically sick.

If you was starving you might!...People have been known to drink their own urine to survive when they got lost in the Australian outback etc!

I couldn't imagine doing it Phil, the mere thought makes me feel a bit yukky.

by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 8:31 am

If you are ever in China with a few Chinese workmates then you have to try things out.
There used to be a lot of thing that I used to turn my nose up to.

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 8:35 am

Ravy wrote:If you are ever in China with a few Chinese workmates then you have to try things out.
There used to be a lot of thing that I used to turn my nose up to.

Well I refused point blank to eat kebabs in Cyprus Ravy and I refuse point blank to eat fish and chips at the seaside so I think I can get away without trying things lol

by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 8:39 am

I had Sheeps brains on toast in Cyprus once Ali.
I didn't like it much but I still tried it.
I might like it if I was starving hungry Tho'.

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 8:41 am

Ravy wrote:I had Sheeps brains on toast in Cyprus once Ali.
I didn't like it much but I still tried it.
I might like it if I was starving hungry Tho'.

by Guest Wed May 08, 2013 8:41 am

Ali wrote:
philagain wrote:
Ali wrote:

Nah, I would rather starve Ravy, I can't even watch someone eat insects without feeling physically sick so I doubt very much I could actually eat one without being physically sick.

If you was starving you might!...People have been known to drink their own urine to survive when they got lost in the Australian outback etc!

I couldn't imagine doing it Phil, the mere thought makes me feel a bit yukky.

A survival technique would come into play in certain situations!

by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 8:45 am

How woul you have survived a couple of hundred years ago Ali.
You couldn't go to Tescos then and you had no Fridge.
You would have probably starved.

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 8:52 am

Ravy wrote:How woul you have survived a couple of hundred years ago Ali.
You couldn't go to Tescos then and you had no Fridge.
You would have probably starved.

I dunno tbh Ravy, but I don't think people ate cockroaches did they?

by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 8:54 am

They still use Beetle juice as food colouring Ali.
Cockroach blood.

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 8:57 am

Ravy wrote:They still use Beetle juice as food colouring Ali.
Cockroach blood.

Lalalala, not listening thinks

by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 8:58 am

Starve then Very Happy

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 8:59 am

Ravy wrote:Starve then

I'll just stick to me spag bol roflmao

by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 9:04 am

I used to have an Australian mate when I was a kid.
When we had finished fishing all of the maggots that were left over he used to put into a couple of slices of bread and eat it.
Normal for him.

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 9:06 am

Ravy wrote:I used to have an Australian mate when I was a kid.
When we had finished fishing all of the maggots that were left over he used to put into a couple of slices of bread and eat it.
Normal for him.

Where's me ban stick Laughing

by **Cheyanne** Wed May 08, 2013 9:07 am

Ravy wrote:I used to have an Australian mate when I was a kid.
When we had finished fishing all of the maggots that were left over he used to put into a couple of slices of bread and eat it.
Normal for him.

Nooooooooooo!!!! affraid

by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 9:08 am

Seriously Chey.
Different Countries different tastes.

by **vills** Wed May 08, 2013 9:14 am

Of course Ravy; even within countries.

And here in SW France we eat a lot of oysters, and frogs and snails...

Not to mention these things:

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by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 9:15 am

British people are much to fussy when it comes to eating.
My two brothers visited me once and McDonalds saved their lives.
'I can't eat that'. (German food).
just because tht you arn't used to it doesn't mean that it tastes bad.

by **Ravy** Wed May 08, 2013 9:16 am

I like snails in Brandy butter Vills.

by **vills** Wed May 08, 2013 9:17 am

Brits don't know what food is.

by **vills** Wed May 08, 2013 9:18 am

Ravy wrote:I like snails in Brandy butter Vills.

Hmm intereting!

Usually here they're served in garlic.

by **vills** Wed May 08, 2013 9:19 am

I ate well in Munich some years back Ravy.

by **Ali** Wed May 08, 2013 9:20 am

Ravy wrote:British people are much to fussy when it comes to eating.
My two brothers visited me once and McDonalds saved their lives.
'I can't eat that'. (German food).
just because tht you arn't used to it doesn't mean that it tastes bad.

I'm the first to admit to being fussy about what I eat Ravy. I don't eat anything that's dark green such as spinach or spring greens, nor do I eat most root vegetables, or most fruit along with the fish and other seafood.

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