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Didn't know about this. Has got a great nutrition profile. Btw..do vegans consume cyanobacteria? Also..do these sell expensive?
yes and no . they can be expensive if you buy them in health stores and cheap if someone can cultivate them in fish tank near a sunlit window. i am still using the store bought variant from an organic firm. dont know cyanobacteria is vegan or not. i thought it was vegan.
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I think when I was 6-7 year old' date=' i used to steal chalk from class room's chalk box and used to eat it. I used to spit it right away as I would tealize after 2 seconds of eating that it might be dangerous to eat, so instead of then going back to put the chalk back in the box, i would use it to make my white p.t shoes clean so that I do not get fine from school.[/quote'] :offtopic:
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I have eaten those flying insects with delicate wings' date=' those were tasty.[/quote']

Red, orange yellow, forget this fellow. Black, green or brown, wolf it down

Read it yesterday, thought I should share. It is common sense, but still wouldn't hurt to repeat. Be careful with what you eat, and don't experiment too much.

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I have eaten small dry roasted roaches - crunchy and sour.
They were like murukku dipped in lemon..literally.
:((:(( Destroyed murukkus for life now. BTW, I do supplement with Polyrachis Ant. Put it in all my smoothies :nice:
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Heard it tastes like chicken.
Yes, a mix of chicken and fish. I have tasted a turtle when I was about 10, so snake should be pretty close to that.
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