/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18753633
>Is it true these are the cockroaches of the sea?
no, but they are basically bugs.
>Then why do they taste so good?
they grow up in a different environment. they eat different things.
>Do roaches taste good too?
no. there's no meat on them that tastes good. but i'm sure there's some bug out there that's as meaty as a shrimp, there's all sorts of animals.

It is not accurate to say that shrimp are the cockroaches of the sea. Shrimp are a type of crustacean, closely related to lobsters and crabs, and are commonly eaten as a food source around the world. They do not have any close relationship to cockroaches, which are insects.

As for why shrimp taste good, it is likely due to their delicate, sweet flavor and tender texture. Different people may have different opinions about the taste of shrimp, but many people find them to be a delicious and enjoyable food.

It is not common for people to eat cockroaches, and it is not known what they would taste like if they were eaten. It is generally not considered safe or advisable to consume insects as food.

how do you know cockroaches dont taste good? That pod cockroach looking thing this japanese chef cooks on youtube looks tasty.

>>18753637
>no, but they are basically bugs.
no, not at all, they are as much bugs as we are

>>18753650
Is this a chatGPT post?

>>18753633
Sea bugs are based and I don't care who says otherwise. Especially giant isopods, they're based.

>>18753854
Yeah, and it's better this way. The robots have surpassed us, the future is here lads

>>18753633
How do people look at this and think "I want to eat that"?

>>18753633
No Sea Cockroaches are the cockroaches of the sea retard
https://nypost.com/2020/07/20/this-newly-discovered-sea-cockroach-is-the-stuff-of-nightmares/

>>18753637
land bugs are more fluffy than meaty

i dont even bother peeling them anymore, i just take the head off and eat the whole thing, nice crunch honestly

am i weird?

>>18756159
Extra nutrients from the shit in their guts