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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 4 (January 1908) (1908)

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Romans were very partial to a ties. The ancient Greeks were very fond of cicadas or extensively eaten by the serfs, the insects are usually large wood-boring grub as a dainty is certain, but smoked in the first instance like fish. When re- harvest flies—insects of a very wide geographical range,… … taste the dish. The mere fact that the chrysalids are pleasant eating. Indeed, the flavor very quickly be- comes an "acquired taste," and the experienced locust 10. The " Yer Blanc" Occasionally Eaten as a relished by the Chinese goes for nothing, it being eater grows very fond of it. That a…

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