I feel so bad for these crabs, its in my heart to save them. They don’t have room to move and are in tight containers until they are eaten. This should be done not with live animals. I will do something about this as soon as I can 🙁 I can never stand being in a tight container and unable to move my body for long periods of time, it’s absolutely horrible!
then you should probably not go into tight container where you’re unable to move…
I feel like it is my duty to invest millions in crab dispensers and make this happen everywhere in the world. Really why haven’t we got this stuff here? it would be so awesome to eat fresh crab from the vending machine right now. damn i would take any live animal from a vending machine. but please try vandalizing this piece of awesomeness. either you disturb or hurt many of these crabs pointlessly, cut yourself while breaking the glass or even get caught by the police doing so and i bet you don’t want your ass somewhere in a Chinese prison. and if you would buy them all and release them, the company would just think “hell yeah! this is an awesome piece of hardware we have here! lets fill it up again!”
so you can play Sisyphus once more. aside of that i bet you will never ever go there and do anything, aside of maybe writing some angry e-mail in broken english about how EVIL they are.
PS: and i bet aside of cholesterol and blood there is nothing else in your heart.
I have eaten bugs before and will eat them as long as they’re dead =) they’re my number one food if I were to become homeless. I can’t wait to try more new things!
I agree that it is sick, why would you even think of doing that to a harmless, vulnerable PET. I have guinea pigs, and I would never let anyone hurt them, I call them my family, I love them, how could they be considered as food?
Pigs and chickens and cows are innocent too AND plenty of people keep pigs as pets, but I bet you have no problem eating all of that. What exactly makes a guinea pig’s life worth more than a chicken’s?
Culture is culture – no one is an idiot because their culture differs from another. They simply live a different lifestyle and eat different foods. There are some cultures that eat dogs and cats – to them it’s no different than eating cows. Contrariwise, there are cultures in which to eat a cow would be considered a horrific sin.
Yummy… Sorry “John”, you sir are the idiot.Live in a world where isn’t a local Walmart to ge your meat… & “Lisa” if the only meat/protein that’s around are cats & dogs… Yup, Fluffy & Fido will be on my dinner table. It’s all about using your resources & growing up/living in a vastly different world then the so called “civilized” world. Don’t look down upon a culture,unless you yourselves have lived it. I have, I’ve lived in MANY parts of the world growing up h I saw/lived/& ATE many things that the Western world you seem disgusting. In fact, they were delicious.
This is awful… I have two guinea pigs and they are the most cute pets in the world. They are funny, sweet and they run and jump all around. I know it is culture, but I find it repulsive and just thinking about it makes me sick.
I am open-minded about food and understand this, but it’s still hard to look at the roasted cute guinea pig.
My culture is not used to seeing heads attached to our food, as most of the time we disassociate animal foods from animals. Even a fish head freaks some people out, or a braised cow’s cheek or smoked cow tongue. A whole raw chicken is in ways vaguely similar to a human baby. We strangely project anthropomorphic traits on our meat animals and that makes us uneasy about any of their biological similarities to humans.
If your culture is from Europe, most countries in Europe, Prague, Germany, just to name a few, eat roasted pig with their heads attached. We just came from Europe last year (2013) and they roasted the whole pig, with the head attached, on a special kind of oven and they are on full display on the streets in front of the restaurants, and almost all restaurants serve them. Just google “roasted pig Europe” and you’ll see what I mean.
I live on the island of Montserrat West Indies.. I make jams as a hobby and sell to the local supermarkets..
jams are.. manao,tamarind, soursop, gooseberry, blackberry and of course guava..on my hunt looking for some soursops, I ran into the locust tree , never paid any attention to it, I just remember we ate it when we were small.
.. well I found a few under the tree, so at this moment im trying to make me some jam out of it..
think im gonna call it , stinging joe jam…
Brixton market!!! Look for Dida’s stall! He’s a Jamaican guy with locks!! You can’t miss his stall!!! Just bought some today! Check out my Instagram aslice_of_moi for more info.x
Thanx guys for aknowledge me with this useful info,iv been only hear with
people how nutritious mopane is,but i had no idea how actually to cook them since evet after this infor here i now well aquinted with virtually everything concerning mopane.Especially for me as bodybuilder thanx
Seriously, though, I watched episode after episode of this guy eating different kinds of testicles and he thinks balut is disgusting. Credentials have been out the window – I know no one who really cares to watch his show anymore.
If you aren’t a vegetarian you’re a hypocritical idiot. Be against eating all animals if you want but don’t eat a ton of them and then tell other people to hang themselves for eating different ones. tf kinda logic..
I’ve had these. I expected them to taste okay, considering people eat them regularly. I did not expect them to be one of the best things I’ve ever eaten.They tasted like fried crab.
This balut is inedible. The kind of balut that Filipinos eat are the ones that are not fully developed. Bones should not be distinctively crunchy no feathers and the beak is not fully developed.
Ooh, it’s tempting. Thanks for sharing. I’m lucky to have the opportunity to try this dish during a trip to Asia, and it’s quite delicious and very beneficial for our health. I also want to experience the harvesting of bird nests to make this dish.
Tyler
This looks so good! I can’t wait to try it when I travel to the Philippines soon!
sydney
you really scare me O.o
Lugia
I feel so bad for these crabs, its in my heart to save them. They don’t have room to move and are in tight containers until they are eaten. This should be done not with live animals. I will do something about this as soon as I can 🙁 I can never stand being in a tight container and unable to move my body for long periods of time, it’s absolutely horrible!
The Good Sailor
then you should probably not go into tight container where you’re unable to move…
I feel like it is my duty to invest millions in crab dispensers and make this happen everywhere in the world. Really why haven’t we got this stuff here? it would be so awesome to eat fresh crab from the vending machine right now. damn i would take any live animal from a vending machine. but please try vandalizing this piece of awesomeness. either you disturb or hurt many of these crabs pointlessly, cut yourself while breaking the glass or even get caught by the police doing so and i bet you don’t want your ass somewhere in a Chinese prison. and if you would buy them all and release them, the company would just think “hell yeah! this is an awesome piece of hardware we have here! lets fill it up again!”
so you can play Sisyphus once more. aside of that i bet you will never ever go there and do anything, aside of maybe writing some angry e-mail in broken english about how EVIL they are.
PS: and i bet aside of cholesterol and blood there is nothing else in your heart.
Lugia
I have eaten bugs before and will eat them as long as they’re dead =) they’re my number one food if I were to become homeless. I can’t wait to try more new things!
Jayson
It looks gross.
Especially the chick. But still want to taste that one.
Heha…
sydney
its really crunch because of the bones O.o
iris penaranda
Delicious as it taste.
S.G. KUMAR
yuch vomit vomit
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Kees
I wouldn’t eat it, but I guess it’s not worse then boiling a lobster alive (which I wouldn’t eat either for the same reason.)
sydney
i triple dog dare you to eat it, it is crunchy becase of the bones im phillipino O.o
John
They are idiots for eating that
PETLOVER
I would never eat the imagin all the eyes bones and stuff ewwwss
OaklandEasy
You’re and idiot for saying that.
Roelf Roux
Are the people in the west idiots for eating pigs , sheep and chicken, your comment is idiotic
Guinea pig lover!
I agree that it is sick, why would you even think of doing that to a harmless, vulnerable PET. I have guinea pigs, and I would never let anyone hurt them, I call them my family, I love them, how could they be considered as food?
Rose
Pigs and chickens and cows are innocent too AND plenty of people keep pigs as pets, but I bet you have no problem eating all of that. What exactly makes a guinea pig’s life worth more than a chicken’s?
Senteney
What do you think all your meat looks like when its butchered. City folks are so ignorant!
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lisa
You people are sick pigs killing pets to eat do you also eat dogs and cats?!?!?!
doing!
if you live in China, perhaps…
lover
How am i sick i never ate a gunnea pig,cat,or dog
iAdoreAnimals
doo-doo.
OaklandEasy
It’s not a pet you dumbass. It’s food.
PETLOVER
That is just sad i hate seing pictures like thees and how did i get here. Creepy????
PETLOVER
Ewwws nasty
Knowledgable Person
Culture is culture – no one is an idiot because their culture differs from another. They simply live a different lifestyle and eat different foods. There are some cultures that eat dogs and cats – to them it’s no different than eating cows. Contrariwise, there are cultures in which to eat a cow would be considered a horrific sin.
Foodie
You, my friend, are smart.
Boyet
You are right. No culture has the right to judge another culture based on there own standard.
OaklandEasy
Amazing that this has to explained to people.
Senteney
Right on the spot!
David
Yummy… Sorry “John”, you sir are the idiot.Live in a world where isn’t a local Walmart to ge your meat… & “Lisa” if the only meat/protein that’s around are cats & dogs… Yup, Fluffy & Fido will be on my dinner table. It’s all about using your resources & growing up/living in a vastly different world then the so called “civilized” world. Don’t look down upon a culture,unless you yourselves have lived it. I have, I’ve lived in MANY parts of the world growing up h I saw/lived/& ATE many things that the Western world you seem disgusting. In fact, they were delicious.
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steven gruber
Like Andrew says, “if it looks good eat it”. Idiots need to travel and expand their culinary and intellectual horizons.Bon appetit!!
Luis Terrazas
This is awful… I have two guinea pigs and they are the most cute pets in the world. They are funny, sweet and they run and jump all around. I know it is culture, but I find it repulsive and just thinking about it makes me sick.
Jonas
I am open-minded about food and understand this, but it’s still hard to look at the roasted cute guinea pig.
My culture is not used to seeing heads attached to our food, as most of the time we disassociate animal foods from animals. Even a fish head freaks some people out, or a braised cow’s cheek or smoked cow tongue. A whole raw chicken is in ways vaguely similar to a human baby. We strangely project anthropomorphic traits on our meat animals and that makes us uneasy about any of their biological similarities to humans.
Virgil Ermitano
If your culture is from Europe, most countries in Europe, Prague, Germany, just to name a few, eat roasted pig with their heads attached. We just came from Europe last year (2013) and they roasted the whole pig, with the head attached, on a special kind of oven and they are on full display on the streets in front of the restaurants, and almost all restaurants serve them. Just google “roasted pig Europe” and you’ll see what I mean.
me
wonderful , beautiful and whoever have done this, thumbs up . good job and way to go.
Nordia
The fruit is awesome, I eat and drink it. More than ever drink it, as its a filling drink, like a meal. I love it.
jonathan duberry
I live on the island of Montserrat West Indies.. I make jams as a hobby and sell to the local supermarkets..
jams are.. manao,tamarind, soursop, gooseberry, blackberry and of course guava..on my hunt looking for some soursops, I ran into the locust tree , never paid any attention to it, I just remember we ate it when we were small.
.. well I found a few under the tree, so at this moment im trying to make me some jam out of it..
think im gonna call it , stinging joe jam…
LeeAnne Raymer
Where might we purchase some of this stinking toe fruit (as I am quite the adventurer when it comes to food!
Aslice_of_moi
Brixton market!!! Look for Dida’s stall! He’s a Jamaican guy with locks!! You can’t miss his stall!!! Just bought some today! Check out my Instagram aslice_of_moi for more info.x
Paul Simpson
I use it to make punch stout two eggs a little rum and milk real good
Paws
Some people from other countries may think eating a hamburger is super strange.
vin
That is cruel
OaklandEasy
How is it cruel if it was raised to be eaten? Open your mind to other cultures. People in Peru have been eating that animal for thousands of years.
Goduke Gama
Thanx guys for aknowledge me with this useful info,iv been only hear with
people how nutritious mopane is,but i had no idea how actually to cook them since evet after this infor here i now well aquinted with virtually everything concerning mopane.Especially for me as bodybuilder thanx
Roelf Roux
Google tongolifa and realize people eat what they are brought up with
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Kali
Seriously, though, I watched episode after episode of this guy eating different kinds of testicles and he thinks balut is disgusting. Credentials have been out the window – I know no one who really cares to watch his show anymore.
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Ivan
Hello,
Which kind of Thai eggplant do you use ?
Many thanks for your answer and best greetings
matthew mitchell
fuck off that is nice :):):):):):):):):):)
David Rano
Romantic watermelon. 🙂 I think the natural shape better.
Ricky
Peruvian are sick mother fu**ers how could you eat a guinea pig? Hang yourselves..
Rose
If you aren’t a vegetarian you’re a hypocritical idiot. Be against eating all animals if you want but don’t eat a ton of them and then tell other people to hang themselves for eating different ones. tf kinda logic..
Jonavoorht
Fuck off, every culture is different and maybe for other cultures yours eating cow isnt appreciated. So yeah, watch out what you say.
lotta
Wo kann man diese Frucht kaufen???
Lotta
Lee Lemon
I’ve had these. I expected them to taste okay, considering people eat them regularly. I did not expect them to be one of the best things I’ve ever eaten.They tasted like fried crab.
Alex
How long does it keep for?
dave andrews
Back in my day, we called “Meatwater” “Soup”.
Nadine
I would love to eat some tinking toe right now anybody
whywaspstho
why.
Edith Plattou
idek anymore
rochelle roquim
This balut is inedible. The kind of balut that Filipinos eat are the ones that are not fully developed. Bones should not be distinctively crunchy no feathers and the beak is not fully developed.
Samantha
Why not eat the head? Always wanted to know.
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bizarre food's team are assholes
This is not food idiots! Its torture and a sadic practice! Shame on you to publish it like this!!
Candice from kenya
Go fug yourself mate lol!
Birding Depot
Ooh, it’s tempting. Thanks for sharing. I’m lucky to have the opportunity to try this dish during a trip to Asia, and it’s quite delicious and very beneficial for our health. I also want to experience the harvesting of bird nests to make this dish.
Suzanne Yule
Can you buy these in Australia