[ptsal]

Other interested companies include Cargill, Wilbur-Ellis, Buhler, McDonalds.....

[Da Coyote]

Call me when it’s a 99% part of Hollywood/university/government employee diet.
Until then, shove it in Dorkbama’s Obamahole.

[Beagle8U]

Naked and afraid?

[VTenigma]

I can’t wait to see the heads explode when it’s discovered raising insects for food produces CO2.

[billorites]

Put enough chocolate on it and I’ll eat anything.

[Califreak]

Eat soylent green and bugs and don’t forget to vote democrat!

[Celtic Conservative]

As I learned in survival school, a few days out in the boonies with no food and your definition of usable protein will expand considerably.

CC

[ClearCase_guy]

I think Welfare programs should be primarily food-based:

Rice, beans, cheese, powered milk, oil, ...

But if they want to supplement this with lots of insects for good protein, I’m all for it!! I imagine it would sharply cut back on the number of people making use of Welfare programs.

[SandRat]

Why do I smell, an animal rights group or a vegan group or both planning to sell this for human consumption> ICK!!!

[El Cid]

Shouldn’t they be called Insect Ranches?
Branding could be pretty tedious.

[lee martell]

I say it’s time to humanely harvest some of the wild horses who have little to eat and one to care for them.
If they are to be sold to Mexcico or to France, they should not be overcrowded or treated cruelly.
Let’s try this first, then we’ll talk worms, but as ground up flour only.

[dead]

They are feeding on stale bread, rotting mangoes, overripe cantaloupe and squishy zucchini.

Sounds like a backwardsass solution to a simple logistics problem. Why not just get the bread, mangoes, cantaloupe and zucchini to the human food table before it goes bad?

[BenLurkin]

Because the Musks, Zuckerbergs, Merkels, and Obamas of the world need all the prime rib for their mansions.

[discostu]

Every year there’s some stupid article about how we’re all gonna eat bugs. So far, still steak in my food.

[No_More_Harkin]

That is an awesome idea. Easy to grow, live on garbage. Great protein for animals.

[RayChuang88]

Before people hit the roof in shock and disgust about eating insects for food, know that the Mexicans eat certain types of grasshoppers (chapulines) and some Japanese eat preserved grasshoppers (inago no tsukudani) as a regular part of their diet.

[V_TWIN]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3UqLAtdZ04

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwAq9zEY4sU

[Tax-chick]

I hope this means the price of crickets for my reptile pets will decline.

[pabianice]

Apparently my college dining commons was way ahead of this decades ago!

[tbw2]

That scene in Blade Runner 2 about raising insects as protein farmer was meant to be HORROR, not an instruction manual.

[IronJack]

It will be mosquito season in M8nnesota once winter’s over.

Oh. Never mind.