Ah, California.... (Another "C"), home of the wacky and wonderful. In this shop they were selling chocolate covered candies of all kinds, including these chocolate-covered scorpions. They also had dried salted scorpions, worms, and crickets, along with the chocolate-covered ones.Would you try one?
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They are real scorpions covered with chocolate? Wow, I don't know. I might give them a go, after all, they ARE covered in chocolate...
NO!
i wouldn't try it if they were REAL but i would if they are just shaped like scorpions and worms.. :D
CHOCOLATE of course! I can't believe I didn't think of that!!
Should have posted from your trip to Hershey though, chocolate capital of the world! love reading your blog.
I guess you didn't try it..this would fit bizarre foods on TV.
In a word, no! There are some things even chocolate can't redeem. But it's still fascinating to know such things exist for those who like their worms sweet.
Only in California...land of ... and ....!
How many did you worms did you buy?
I've always felt that some things you just can't dress up and make them palatable. That goes for people, too!
Chocolate...great. Scorpion...no way.
No thank you, we have the ones (in flesh and bones?) we grill on the barbecue over here... lol
Surely they're not real! ICK. Once I ate some ants that had invaded a doughnut. That was enough for me.
we grill on the barbecue over here... lol
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I'd only try one if they were just the SHAPE of the scorpion and not the real thing under the chocolate.
Chocolate , I don't mind but chocolate covered scorpion, NO, thank you!
No scorpions for me! But so that I stick to 'C' I'd eat a chocolate covered caterpillar (but not a cat!)
I'll pass; thanks anyway.
I adore chocolate, but I have to say, the answer to that question is a big 'NO!' LOL!
Not a chance. I don't like food with a bite.
I really have no other words but ewwwww. Many times, ewwwww! Where in California did you find chocolate scorpions??
I like chocolate but not sure I'd try these. Might have a sting in the tale!
Ooops - I meant 'tail'!
I would have to decline on this one. What a strange delicacy.
Nope. Thanks, anyway!
That's the best use of those critters I've ever seen them put to. Being a camp counselor for several years in the arid California mountains, I can't tell you how many of those darn things we had to pick out of kids luggage, sleeping bags, and shoes. Chocolate ones I could grow to like, maybe!
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