Because the larvae in the cheese can launch themselves for distances up to 15 centimetres (6 in) when disturbed,[5][8] diners hold their hands above the sandwich to prevent the maggots from leaping into their eyes.[3]
AND THAT ISN'T EVEN THE WORST THING ABOUT IT/THEM!
i found the bit about the maggots jumping out of the cheese and making a "pitter-patter" noise against a paper bag equally foul. sort of like the anti-popcorn.
Anyway, it's all pretty gross. I had a hard time eating feta with my spinach and couscous, even though it was largely (entirely, I think) maggot-free. And why doesn't wikipedia tell us whether or not it tastes any good?
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Because the larvae in the cheese can launch themselves for distances up to 15 centimetres (6 in) when disturbed,[5][8] diners hold their hands above the sandwich to prevent the maggots from leaping into their eyes.[3]
AND THAT ISN'T EVEN THE WORST THING ABOUT IT/THEM!
I take it you're not having some for dinner?
i found the bit about the maggots jumping out of the cheese and making a "pitter-patter" noise against a paper bag equally foul. sort of like the anti-popcorn.
the trying to burrow through my internal organs and bloody diarrhea part was sort of on the unpleasant side, too.
also, the thing is, the rice/maggots scene in the lost boys put me off rice for years.
i think i was subconciously downplaying the maggot shit side of things. Thanks for bringing it up though.
Anyway, it's all pretty gross. I had a hard time eating feta with my spinach and couscous, even though it was largely (entirely, I think) maggot-free. And why doesn't wikipedia tell us whether or not it tastes any good?
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