Reo Lounge Part V
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Y'all are grossing me out talking about eating bugs. The only way I'm doing that, is if I am starving to death, and there is no chance for a decent meal in the future. I would rather eat weeds any day of the week. Heck, I'd soak some acorns, and make flour out of them, and eat that first. There is plenty of decent wild food, if you know what is not poisonous. Plus, I am pretty good at catching fish. If there is water nearby...that would probably be my first idea on a meal.
Deb!!! You're Here now? At this time of day?!
Yahoo!!! Now I don't have to try to stay up late
Jup......good to see ya!! Been missin ya!!Deb!!! You're Here now? At this time of day?!
Yahoo!!! Now I don't have to try to stay up late
Where do you live?! i love fisjimng, sny kind!
...............................^^^^^^^^^^^.......when my brain goes faster than my ole fingers!
You too buddy!!!
Now we just need Mz Toots here to round us out!
wait...I'm already round
Be back in a bit...wanna go outside, sit by my flowers and see who passes by for me to harrass....
I actually got to see her the other day!! I was in the hangout I set up for the porch, and she popped in! Didn't even recognize her at first, cuz she was the last person I expected to see. it was great!!
YUK Your right T ...good for the diet 
And I LOVE(ed) chocolate 
Quote .."For example, manufacturers can't allow more than 225 bug parts in 225 grams of pasta. Any less than 225 parts in that batch is ok for the FDA.
Realistically it's impossible to eliminate all bugs from food grown outdoors, no matter how small the manufacturer -- but there is a certain ick-factor involved with the idea that there could be maggots in your food in any amount or form.
On the other hand, pesticides and preservatives used to kill bugs and add shelf life to produce are much more harmful to consumers health than a few bug parts."
And I LOVE(ed) chocolate Quote .."For example, manufacturers can't allow more than 225 bug parts in 225 grams of pasta. Any less than 225 parts in that batch is ok for the FDA.
Realistically it's impossible to eliminate all bugs from food grown outdoors, no matter how small the manufacturer -- but there is a certain ick-factor involved with the idea that there could be maggots in your food in any amount or form.
On the other hand, pesticides and preservatives used to kill bugs and add shelf life to produce are much more harmful to consumers health than a few bug parts."
YUK Your right T ...good for the diet
Quote .."For example, manufacturers can't allow more than 225 bug parts in 225 grams of pasta. Any less than 225 parts in that batch is ok for the FDA.
Realistically it's impossible to eliminate all bugs from food grown outdoors, no matter how small the manufacturer -- but there is a certain ick-factor involved with the idea that there could be maggots in your food in any amount or form.
On the other hand, pesticides and preservatives used to kill bugs and add shelf life to produce are much more harmful to consumers health than a few bug parts."
methinks, i've just signed up for the Slots diet. i don't wanna ever eat agin
lol Howdy slots!! Jup.....that's one of those things ya just gotta not think about
My interest was really why they set limits at 225. Insects have 6 legs and 225 does not divide by 6!
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the spiders probably skewed the numbers
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