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  1. 10-06-2010, 04:45 PM #1
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    Now this is seriously primal

    Primal Fuel
    http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/...006-167yx.html

    give this a try
    we are tough downunder
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    Not very.. we don't eat lollipops - LOL
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    Try this instead.

    http://wildernesschilde.blogspot.com/search/label/bugs

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    Better used as fishing bait instead.

    EDIT: BTW, when you get yabbies to big to use as bait you can cook them up. They taste sort of like crab (what I guess lobster would taste like).
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    Oooh Diana is that serious? and are the mealworms alive when you fry them? oh....
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    No, I freeze them for a few days to kill them, then slowly saute them until they're crisp. Too fast and they pop, jumping right out of the pan!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Diana Renata View Post
    No, I freeze them for a few days to kill them, then slowly saute them until they're crisp. Too fast and they pop, jumping right out of the pan!
    Oh wow. That is just intriguing....I am going to have a more comprehensive look at that site. awesome.
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