Yes! These little babies produce silk! And people do eat them. I didn't know that Thai people ate these too. People eat these in S. Korea and they call it "bundaegi" (roasted silkworm pupae). I know, these don't really look appealing, but they aren't so bad (I tried these before). A lot of the Koreans I know hate these, but give it a try guys! They seem to be healthy because according to the website, "silkworms are high in protein, low in fat and great source of essential fatty acids." Really, they don't taste so bad... just close your eyes and drop one in your mouth......Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Unusual Foods From Around the World 2
Yes! These little babies produce silk! And people do eat them. I didn't know that Thai people ate these too. People eat these in S. Korea and they call it "bundaegi" (roasted silkworm pupae). I know, these don't really look appealing, but they aren't so bad (I tried these before). A lot of the Koreans I know hate these, but give it a try guys! They seem to be healthy because according to the website, "silkworms are high in protein, low in fat and great source of essential fatty acids." Really, they don't taste so bad... just close your eyes and drop one in your mouth......
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