Entries Tagged as 'speculative'

It’s pretty much winter, so….

December 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment · history, progress, speculative

I won’t be hunting insects for a while. I got less this past summer than I had in 2007; some ants and a few interesting things in Louisiana, but not as much as I’d have liked. I spent two very intense months filming a TV program, did roughly 35 library presentations, taught a [...]

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A matter of taste

July 23rd, 2007 · 1 Comment · speculative

Something not addressed thus far in these posts: how do the insects taste?One kind of answer deals with the details – dry-toasted cricket tastes like sunflower seeds; katydid like toasted avocado; palm grub like bacon soup with a chewy, sweet finish. Weaver ant pupae have practically no flavor, while the meat of the giant water [...]

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The Story Thus Far

May 23rd, 2007 · No Comments · history, speculative

I live in Providence, RI with my wonderful wife and daughter. In 2001 I realized that insects are the best food with which to feed the world, whereas cows, pigs, and other large mammals are thoroughly inefficient ways to produce food. (Granted there are other concerns, but when someone finds something that really fuels his [...]

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