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It depends on the person's disgust response. There was a study in the 90s wherein the authors sterilized a cockroach and dipped it in some juice. Despite knowi
by catigula 9mo ago
It depends on the person's disgust response.
There was a study in the 90s wherein the authors sterilized a cockroach and dipped it in some juice. Despite knowing the juice was perfectly safe rationally, most people would refuse to drink it. I find myself in that camp.
People also rejected fudge shaped like dog feces or soup stirred with a brand-new flyswatter.
- fortran77 9mo ago> People also rejected fudge shaped like dog feces Have you ever seen the popular Halloween party food "Cat Litter Box Cookies"? Here's some examples: https://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/302/Litterbox_Cookies40718.shtml https://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/302/Litterbox_Cookies... https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/15195/cat-poop-cookies-ii/ https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/15195/cat-poop-cookies-ii/ In my experience, people don't mind eating them. We served them at a Humane Society event once.