Poor people? And/or simply eating whatever was locally available.I want to know who came up with the idea to cook insects of the ocean to eat.
Poor people? And/or simply eating whatever was locally available.I want to know who came up with the idea to cook insects of the ocean to eat.
Pretty much this. From my understanding they used to be incredibly common around the American southern beaches, basically something you could walk out in the water and grab for food, hence why they were popular as a poor man's food.Poor people? And/or simply eating whatever was locally available.
I brought 6 packs of instant ramen from home and ate it all. I wish I brought more. They sell instant ramen here but it's not the kind I want. I always pack and travel with ramen in my suitcase unless I'm goinng to Asia. If I'm in Asia, I do the reverse and buy and pack ramen to bring back home with me. I could stay at Four Seasons and I would still pack and eat ramen.Maryland Crabs used to be the food of the poor. Now they are 2 - 5 bucks per crab. You burn more calories picking them than you gain in eating them so one dozen is a minimum to fill satiated.
The real food of the poor is ramen and mac and cheese, I bet those are still cheap in Turks and Caicos.
Lobsters are cockroaches, shrimps are fleas, conchs are snails, and eels are snakes. Doesn't bother me.they do look like cockroaches of the sea.
gotta admit someone was very brave to eat it first!
and man are they delicious but expensive. usually $10/lbs in PA
I brought 6 packs of instant ramen from home and ate it all. I wish I brought more. They sell instant ramen here but it's not the kind I want. I always pack and travel with ramen in my suitcase unless I'm goinng to Asia. If I'm in Asia, I do the reverse and buy and pack ramen to bring back home with me. I could stay at Four Seasons and I would still pack and eat ramen.
I wonder if the upper classes back then would be aghast at what people today consider to be rich people's foods?Lobster is peasant food. Worse--it inspires prisoners to riot.
http://boston1775.blogspot.com/2010/05/lobster-legend.html
https://gizmodo.com/lobsters-were-once-only-fed-to-poor-people-and-prisoner-1612356919
I don't know if lobster bites from Long John Silvers can be considered lobster. I love Maine/cold water lobster. I cook and eat lot of cold water lobster.
But no matter how many times I've tried warm water lobster tail, it isn't all that great. I thought I would give it one more go here since the warm water lobster tails was fresh compared to the frozen ones I buy at Costco back home. Nope. Still not great.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/20NQ6NOKWS60Will Amazon ship you ramen? I get Ramen deliveries from them periodically in the states because I got so used to ramen in College that I become ramen deficient if I don't eat it once in a while. I bet if you mix that lobster in your ramen you would have an amazing meal.
This gets repeated a lot. I don't think they were prepared & cooked properly like we eat 'em today. It was all ground up and gross.Lobster was considered junk food at one point. D-rations. Only fit to feed to prisoners. Poor prisoners.
There are all kinds of big ethnic grocery stores around me so I don't need to order ramen from Amazon. Ramen I bring back is made in Korea stuff I can't get here. Well, I can get it here and it looks exactly the same but it's made in the US so it doesn't taste the same. The US version uses different and hotter peppers so it's spicier. It's minor difference but it's like USA Coke vs Mexican Coke. If given the choice, I'm going to take Mexican Coke with cane sugar over US Coke with corn syrup. It's the same with ramen.Will Amazon ship you ramen? I get Ramen deliveries from them periodically in the states because I got so used to ramen in College that I become ramen deficient if I don't eat it once in a while. I bet if you mix that lobster in your ramen you would have an amazing meal.
I don't think warm water lobster is awful but it's not my favorite. Definitely cold water is vastly superior. But warm water is edible and I will still eat it over lot of other food.Maine lobster is divine. Right up there with crab legs. Had warm water lobster tail one time and it was awful. If that is someone's only experience with lobster then they are missing out.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/20NQ6NOKWS60
Is very tasty. Have tried / ordered. Live off it when I'm broke.