I'm predicting Larry will be filing for bankruptcy shortly.

I had the hotlix sucker with the grasshopper in it. It tasted like mashed potatoes, but the spine things on his legs hurt when I licked the sucker.

My cousin got the larva (or whatever) one and didnt like the sucker...the bug though, he liked.

There is a booth at the Fall Festival here in Evansville every that has these. I have tried every assorted bug candy they have and they are not that bad, not that good either.

Call me old fashioned, uptight, boring, whatever you wish...I will not intentionally anything that has creeps and crawls no matter how it is served up. YUCK!

for some reason some bugs look delicious to me and i would love to get the chance to eat some like that.

Insects would make a great cheap source of food... But I will stick to what we were intended to eat... good old fashioned plants.

has anyone else here ever smelled a dead cockroach?

i think given the choice, i would rather be left in a house filled with infant diapers than a house filled with dead cockroaches.

so, no larry. no amount of bananas and whipped cream and chocolate drizzle could ever mask the stench (and, i assume, the taste as a result of) a cockroach.

How are you on shrimp, prawns, lobster et al?

They're pretty much the same thing.

I remember trying one when I was really young. I can't believe they still make them.

dont knock insect sweets! ive had them before and they taste nice. sure there might be some things you should never try, but these arnt one of them! dont knock em till you have tried them out ^_^

have you ever smelled a dead pig?

There's a reason they smell like that: to attract other roaches in the vicinity. It's true, they're not idiots - that's why they've been here for millions of years and will follow us, contaminating the cargo in space freighters when we finally set up the 1st Starbucks in Alpha Centaury.