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Giant Isopods, would you, or wouldn't you?

Yes or No?

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I probably would. I’ve eaten crickets before. They are high in protein, low in calories, and have a very, very small carbon footprint compared to other meats.

I once brought 3 different flavours of dried crickets to an office potluck. I was sure popular around that office afterwards!
 
Mountain Cat said:
I'd eat a giant isopod, given the opp.

Hmmm, let's see, yesterday I bought a frozen cuy. That's a Peruvian guinea pig. It is waiting in my freezer for me to cook up sometime when a certain friend of mine will be over and we can cook it together. Neither of us have tried this before.

Where would I find giant isopods?
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Let's hope Lullabelle doesn't see this. :ohmy:

CD
 
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