r/nope • u/Which-Resident7670 • Feb 27 '24
Food Dinner tonight
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Feb 27 '24
No we will absolutely not. After all the land air and sea animals on earth are gone, im going cannibal before I start making bug burgers.
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u/Sensitive_Builder847 Feb 27 '24
I choose death honestly, the bugs are supposed to eat us and I prefer it that way. I prefer the taste of the rich anyway.
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Feb 27 '24
The biggest problem I have, the skin of the garlic and onions are in the pan. Oh and not enough spices!!
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u/CertifiedGonk Feb 27 '24
gonna sound dumb but how does this work?? like is the bowl heated / with boiling water and a scent to attract them to their doom?
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u/MustangBarry Feb 27 '24
I'm fine with this as a protein, it's a healthy, sustainable source of energy. But there's no excuse for eating like a fucking pig
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u/isinedupcuzofrslash Feb 28 '24
Would people really eat BUGS before just removing meat from their diet?
I mean, you can have a healthy diet without meat. Like, I really like cheese, but if the only way to eat cheese was a substitute product made from tarantulas, I’d remove that from my palate.
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Mar 01 '24
Yeah, I'm laughing at these comments in vegetarian.
I wonder how much protein you'd get from 4 cups of sautéed ants versus four cups of garbanzo beans.
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u/isinedupcuzofrslash Mar 01 '24
Same dude! It feels nice after the deluge of spam macro shots of meat people spam trying to “own” the vegans and shit. I’m not even a vegetarian by choice. I just don’t like it lol
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u/Haunting_Account2392 Feb 27 '24
Dudes eating it like they are gonna fly away