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"Humans have no tradition of eating them" Of course they do. Try some survival courses, our ancestors ate everything, they could stomach. Only (or mostly) the
by hutzlibu 3y ago
"Humans have no tradition of eating them"
Of course they do. Try some survival courses, our ancestors ate everything, they could stomach. Only (or mostly) the western culture stopped doing it for whatever reason.
"If you think eating insects is gross, you may be in the cultural minority. Throughout history, people have relished insects as food. Today, many cultures still do."
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/eating-bugs-cultural-cuisine https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/eating-bu...
- kibwen 3y agoThe same cultures that recoil from eating bugs also pay top-dollar to eat shrimp, crab, and lobster, the latter of which used to be considered garbage food unfit to be served even to prisoners.
- nine_k 3y agoCultural value plays a major role even with traditional kinds of food. Tuna was considered garbage catch in the US, only good for cat food, until sushi became popular, and tuna became premium, on par with trout.