Casu marzu

Entomophagy is the human utilization of creepy crawlies as sustenance: human insectivore. The eggs, hatchlings, pupae and grown-ups of certain bug species have been eaten by man following ancient times and keep on being a thing of the human sustenance in present day times. Human bug eating is normal to societies in many parts of the world, including North, Central and South America; and Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. More than 1,000 types of creepy crawlies are known to be eaten in 80%

in recent years, the dish has been deemed unlawful and became challenging to find in Rome if you don’t know where to look. Reading about this special rigatoni reminded me of the first time I learned of the Italian dish I would most like to try: casu marzu, also known as formaggio marcio. Like most people, I love cheese. Specifically, I really love Italian cheese. A close friend of mine works in the deli at Ottavio, a lovely

Pregnant Snake If you look at this disgusting mess and want to eat it, then congrats. You are like blogger Kevin Cameron and his neighbour that skinned and ate a venomous snake. The unborn babies of this snake are clearly visible in the translucent layer that remains of this snake's skin. The American blogger that lives in Japan said that the snake tasted like a snake but it’s not clear what that is really supposed to mean. It might have been delicious for all we know. He also said that he ate