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Nuvo Gum

Chewable insect larva
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Everyone knowns that inscets are a great source of protien, and eaten all over the world. And gum, is a great long lasting chewing candy which keeps your mouth occupied for hours on end. I propose combing the 2 into one great product. Specially breed insect larval which are touch as say rubber, but still chewable. They could be soaked in flavoring to imbude them with flavor, and colored too!

Pros: -long lasting if breed to correct texture/consistency -easy to grow -cheap and plentiful if domesticated -high in protien

Cons: -westerns dont like to eat bugs

Well whatcha think?

-ddn

ddn, Jan 01 2001

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       I think the fact that there are four negative votes (as at this time) and no comments pretty much sums this one up.
Alcin, Jan 04 2001
  

       Yes, this is an excellent idea, but I think it would be difficult to create the bug that is chewy enough. I wish you well in discovering such, however.
Vance, Feb 07 2001
  

       As a colouring you could use cochineal which is ground-up bugs anyway (I think they call it "Sunset Red").
Onestone, Jun 18 2003
  

       + I like this.
xandram, Feb 26 2014
  

       The practice of chewing gum is a deal breaker cosmetically, so while some might endorse this, cows and cuds don't work for me.
normzone, Feb 26 2014
  

       What lets this idea down is the spelling. And also the idea.
MaxwellBuchanan, Feb 26 2014
  


 

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