near infinite protein idea

[therubberduckie]

What are your thoughts on this in terms of survival?
http://www.livinstudio.com/farm432/

 

[Laufen]

Hmm. I don't mind bugs once in a while, but I'd prefer my easy to obtain, and cheap protein to come form beans of all varieties.

 

[dial1911]

In terms of survival, as in "I have no other choice"... yeah, ok. I guess I can get used to it. But the damn bugs are going to have to be ground up or otherwise not look like bugs if my family is going to get on board with this idea.

 

[Hayata]

Wow, pure genius.

 

[WC1911guy]

I'll just add this since that's what most everyone is thinking short of a absolute survival situation.

 

[Ricochet]

Hakuna Matata!

 

[MacTavish]

Hmm. I don't mind bugs once in a while, but I'd prefer my easy to obtain, and cheap protein to come form beans of all varieties.

Beans do provide protein, but it is an incomplete protein. In order to complete the protein one must add corn. ie. cornbread, corn chips, creamed corn, corn on the cobb etc. (A trained nutritionist gave me this information.)

 

[Laufen]

It's a much more environmentally sound form of protein for sure.

It seems like the distaste for eating insects is an an evolutionary remnant that warned people away from eating things that could be potentially dangerous.

 

[fufgeepants]

I'd eat that before I starved but not in place of meat if I had the choice

 

[Big Ben]

Never been that hungry..yet.