I worked with a guy that went through survival training in Alaska during
his time in the Air Force. He claimed the big black ants tasted like lemon
drops.
CZ
On Monday, July 30, 2018 at 8:05:31 AM UTC-7, LeRoy wrote:
>
> I took a little ride last night as a shake down after a few adjustments to
> the Clem seat and bars. We've had quite a prolific season for lightning
> bugs and I was riding at prime time. After being pelted with their little
> carcasses in various spots, one little bugger flew straight into my mouth.
> As I reflexively spat, I noticed a distinctly sweet taste. Not so sweet
> that I felt a great need to increase the sample size, but surprisingly
> sweet nonetheless. Compared to a traumatic experience with a June bug at an
> earlier stage in my life, this experience was less revolting and oddly
> interesting. This occasions a couple questions:
>1) Who knew that a lightning bug would be so sweet?
>2) Are there other tasty flying objects to be recommended?
>
>
> LeRoy (I think there's still something between my teeth)
>
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