Hard truth
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crawfish have a flavor to them and aren't as rubbery. closer to scallops to my tastebuds.
shrimp taste like canned assholes even when they're fresh.
YMMV, that's why it's called taste.
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shrimp kinda taste like dirt to me, but i like crab.
However I did learn that my throat feeling like it was closing up after eating seafood ISNT normal and went to the doctor and now I'm not allowed to eat crab anymore -
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They taste fine to me. Are you sure you had them prepared by a competent chef? Sure they can taste awful, but they don't have to.
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Then why donāt they call it bug fried rice? Checkmate Atheists
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SLPT: Poke out your girl's eyeball to get some guaranteed hard lovin.
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had them in the us, uk, hk, mexico, brazil, prawns to wee 'uns, and I thoroughly enjoy damn near the rest of the ocean's bounty. something different about shrimp. they'aint right.
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Fair enough. They do have a distinctive flavor.
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Steam crabs, don't boil them
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čÆ (Japanese "Ebi") = prawn.
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Seems like I enjoy canned assholes. I never knew.
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mmm... just like mom used to make
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Maybe some bad bitch shrimp got in a knife fight with a lobster, lost her eye and just went ham
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According to where I learned it, in high enough densities in concrete tanks, some shrimp would grind their own eyestalks off on the side of the tank. Some farmer put two and two together.
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There is an indoor shrimp farm in Indiana. Really. They also claim they farm sustainably.
Downside: they don't shell them or cut any bits off or anything. That's your job.
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I've eaten multiple types of insects. All but one (giant water bug, tasted way too much like juniper, which I hate) have been decent. Ants are kind of citrusy because of the formic acid. Meal worms and the beetle larvae I had were kind of nutty. The crickets I had were the style they do in Oaxaca, Mexico, which is fried with chile and lime, so it's basically just crunchy chili lime flavor.
Incidentally, you can get cricket flour, which is exactly what it sounds like. You can either use it as a flour substitute (it also has a nutty flavor) or blend it with plant-based flours and use it in a standard baking recipe either way. And you won't get little legs stuck in your teeth or anything.
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Lobsters are commonly referred to as bugs as well.
There is no scientific definition of ābugā, but the folk definition seems to be any invertebrate, typically with more than four limbs.
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Oh...geeze. This read like a note found in a Resident Evil game...
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People, fish, shrimp, and bugs are worms.
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What flavor is the cake?
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Thatās not it actually. Current theory is it has something to do with the overall decreased sensation of sunlight indicating itās mating season or something.