Well, I just did some research and found that, in Italy, they eat pizza with (GASP!) a knife and fork, maybe picking it up when the slice gets small. Interesting...I'll eat generally anything...but I draw the line at bugs. I mean, I would have to be starving and the only other alternative would have to be a "pizza" from Dominos. (As a NYer, don't get me started on the quality of pizza outside of NY!).
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As an aside, I love the ads in the concourses. Those are an example of how parts of Odyssey show somebody really tried their best for the game. Those and the health side effects of taking an Apex shuttle always make me laugh,
I'm sure I'm not the only one disturbed by the advertisements for tree grubs in concourses.
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I'd love a NY pizza one day.
Deep fried and coated in a variety of flavouring, they're quite crunchy on the outside with a slightly soft and chewy interior.
I like the peanut flavoured ones myself
They are the nice ones with Pineapple, Bacon and Goats Cheese or is it a blue cheese like Stilton?Whose talking about Italy? I'm talking about NY pizza!
Whose talking about Italy? I'm talking about NY pizza!
So, you aren't actually talking about pizza then!
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You wouldn't be from Chicago, would you?So, you aren't actually talking about pizza then!
You wouldn't be from Chicago, would you?
Laughs uncontrollably in actual Italian pizza.
Back on topic a bit, insects have just a far better protein/costs ratio. The idea of eating grubs and larvae instead of a good steak makes me a bit sick, but even I am fully aware than the difference between a chunky, disgusting grasshopper and those delicious cocktail shrimps is mostly just a cultural one. If we want to keep being 10 billions+ people on this rock, we are going to eat the largest available source of proteins, there's hardly any getting around this. Who knows what will be socially acceptable to eat a thousand years from now. Just a few centuries ago, tomatoes were a decorative plant!
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It is a nod to the original game........... there every system was home to a weird and wonderful organism. It was dropped for the most part for the subsequent games.
eg
Elite, BBC Micro
The classic Elite originated on the BBC Micro. David Braben and Ian Bell’s classic space combat/trading game was first released by Acornsoft in 1984.
thekingofgrabs.com
PS I take it you dont fancy these? (i wont lie...... the thought turns my stomach as well... but long term i think these as well as other insect proteins are only going to get more common as they are far better for the environment than meat. (given a choice it would push me to vegetarianism)
These Peruvian Grubs Make Buttery Snacks
Suri grubs are a succulent street food in local markets.
www.atlasobscura.com
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wow that man is a legend. I do not blame him for passing on the last one...... i would not have managed the kangaroo appendage either so he went one better than me..
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Tomatoes also magically went from horrible tasting to tasty. If insects magically start tasting like waigu....Laughs uncontrollably in actual Italian pizza.
Back on topic a bit, insects have just a far better protein/costs ratio. The idea of eating grubs and larvae instead of a good steak makes me a bit sick, but even I am fully aware than the difference between a chunky, disgusting grasshopper and those delicious cocktail shrimps is mostly just a cultural one. If we want to keep being 10 billions+ people on this rock, we are going to eat the largest available source of proteins, there's hardly any getting around this. Who knows what will be socially acceptable to eat a thousand years from now. Just a few centuries ago, tomatoes were a decorative plant!