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https://twitter.com/RobSchneider/status/ [login to see] 08114181?s=20&t=bgqP76hdAFadrv7pbMHMqQ
There's a trend in grocery stores, health food stores, and food manufacturers to include "insects" in food items & even offer insects in place of meat as a source of protein. I'm not really interested in consuming BUGS, and now I know exactly why that bugs are not good as a food for people. Insects contain a substance called Chitin which should not be consumed by humans. Birds can eat Chitin, but people cannot & should not eat this ingredient.
There's a trend in grocery stores, health food stores, and food manufacturers to include "insects" in food items & even offer insects in place of meat as a source of protein. I'm not really interested in consuming BUGS, and now I know exactly why that bugs are not good as a food for people. Insects contain a substance called Chitin which should not be consumed by humans. Birds can eat Chitin, but people cannot & should not eat this ingredient.
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A superb "eating scene" with two great actors (Charlton Heston & Edward G. Robinson) from the movie Soylent Green. I personally love eating scenes in movies....
I agree, insects should not be part of the staple.
Sounds like something out of The movie Soylent Green.
In the future, overpopulation and and the government is not democratic anymore. People who protest Against food shortages are scooped up by garbage trucks never to be seen again you see it again and later you find out in the movie that they are now part of a food substance called soylent green.
In the future, things like salad, meat and and vegetables are a thing of the past because of Earth over population and pollution. In this movie, movie actor Edward G. Robinson shows Charleston Houston what it was like to have real food back in the past.
https://youtu.be/kQQ6wNfkcmc
Sounds like something out of The movie Soylent Green.
In the future, overpopulation and and the government is not democratic anymore. People who protest Against food shortages are scooped up by garbage trucks never to be seen again you see it again and later you find out in the movie that they are now part of a food substance called soylent green.
In the future, things like salad, meat and and vegetables are a thing of the past because of Earth over population and pollution. In this movie, movie actor Edward G. Robinson shows Charleston Houston what it was like to have real food back in the past.
https://youtu.be/kQQ6wNfkcmc
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Those that to eat the bugs can knock themselves out, I'll stick with a thick steak or chunk of ham LTC (Join to see)
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