Bad Boy

[Sheryl]

Check this bad boy out! This is what we deal with here in Florida. He was very strong and didn't want to come off! It was a good wrestling match

[Brutal_Dreamer]

OMG! That sucker is huge! It looks like an Arkansas Grasshopper!

cheers,
BD

[Sheryl]

You've got them too?? They're huge!

OMG! That sucker is huge! It looks like an Arkansas Grasshopper!

cheers,
BD

[zainal abidin]

Some said if you fried him the taste is awesome especially you add in a bit of table salt and black pepper.

[Sheryl]

That would have been a full meal!!!


QUOTE=zainal abidin;468618]Some said if you fried him the taste is awesome especially you add in a bit of table salt and black pepper.[/QUOTE]

[Brutal_Dreamer]

You've got them too?? They're huge!

They are. When I'm mowing, I don't wear safety goggles because of the debris - I wear them because of the grasshoppers!!

Some said if you fried him the taste is awesome especially you add in a bit of table salt and black pepper.

OMG! hahaha.... If I could get people to eat them, we could supply the whole market! The one thing that grows in abundance here in Arkansas every summer are the grasshoppers.

cheers,
BD

[orchidlady]

Well, you could probably cook that one for Thanksgiving dinner.


Susan

[zainal abidin]

They are. When I'm mowing, I don't wear safety goggles because of the debris - I wear them because of the grasshoppers!!


OMG! hahaha.... If I could get people to eat them, we could supply the whole market! The one thing that grows in abundance here in Arkansas every summer are the grasshoppers.

cheers,
BD

It's true the taste is yummy see the article below maybe if you try first than can offer to your neighbors.
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsan...per-taste-like

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Well, you could probably cook that one for Thanksgiving dinner.


Susan

Ha ha Susan that is a nice idea maybe some will nodding the head, some will slowly put inside their mouth when the smell is great after adding black pepper and chilies.
"They are also edible insects; they have been eaten throughout history and are considered a delicacy in many countries"

[Sheryl]

Lol!!!

Well, you could probably cook that one for Thanksgiving dinner.


Susan

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Very interesting read Zain! Thanks for sharing but still don't think I'm tempted to try one, Bruce??

Lol!!!

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Lol!!!



---------- Post Merged at 10:25 PM ----------

Very interesting read Zain! Thanks for sharing but still don't think I'm tempted to try one, Bruce??

I've eaten some pretty strange things in my travels, but unless I'm offered this as a cultural thing in someone's home, nope, not tempted. haha....

cheers,
BD