Korean Food - Silk Worm Larva (Bundigie)

[KenyanprideKangPeris]

OMG!!!

[GinaGlocksenFan]

this is fucking disgutsing omg

[MrJEONGHOONPARK]

it can cooked by stew

it is best choice with SOJU

[kkh950524]

when i was young. ate this... omg... sXXX...

but this is high protein..

어릴적에 이거 먹었는데 토하는줄 알았음

근데 고단백임 ㅇㅅㅇ

[yourtestimonial]

Koreans have many things in common with africans:

1.they have similar characteristics(love to claim cultures and history from other races)

2.they have similar cultures(worm eating,rat eating and so on,in the past ,korean women traditionally wear breast-showing clothes,and like using their heads to carry things)

3.they share a lot of similar features(most koreans with no plastic surgery and withening creams would have short,flat and wide noses,brownish skins,projecting mouths and lips.......

[korptr359]

@yourtestimonial did you know the japanese have more than just "many things" in common with monkeys?

1. they become socially outcasted if they are not in groups, if they are in groups, they tend to be very loud to show they are "proud" to be whatever they are.

2. they always lower themselves to higher ranked individuals

3. they like to be sneaky and tend to be backstabbers.

4. they are physically small and skinny.

5. they do not learn from their history/past.

i can keep going all day long.

[shadowfrozz]

tried it once..tasted so weird..=(

[bgeffre]

I ate the live octopus while in Korea and really enjoyed it. I'm not going to post that video though as I do not want to deal with the commentary.

[ULiRD]

that shit is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­o good.

[supatoker420]

This is like the only "bug" Korean people will eat.

[Xentradi97]

high protein and zero fat and cholestrol. It's a perfect food. ;)

[JosKiddin]

@Xentradi97 Its actually high in fat... check the nuturient labelings:)

[Xentradi97]

@JosKiddin Maybe transfat. Insects do not have high animal fats period. That's why food experts consider it perfect food. But most of us do not eat because of gross factor.

[impearless]

kwandiki

[16ritzy]

korean traditional food

[altarickorean]

AHHHHH, she return those back to.......

[peccleft64]

I'm korean too and I used to love these. But after I saw some growing in the toilet I stopped eating them too.

[IreneaBallerina]

I'm Korean and I used to love these. ^_^

But after I knew it was bugs..

I never ate it again. D:

[ULiRD]

@IreneaBallerina omfg, me too. I just realized they were bugs now.

[jindark2]

it's definitely an acquired taste....

[sabrinamom]

I was raised in Korea and when I was a kid I would buy these from a street vendor. They tasted like almonds to me - especially when they were nice and hot. My Korean mother was horrified as she considered this "peasant" food. But I loved it. Now, I don't think I can eat it because I know what it is. Too bad. Ignorance was so blissful. LOL

[alkafx]

i eat those raw out of a can as a late night snack =D

their YUMMY

[shinebrightstar]

ones that come in a can are not raw. they are pre-cooked.

[sabrinamom]

they are not raw in the can. LOL

[yellowman88]

ughh Most KOreans never eat bundaegi

[sabrinamom]

Most?  do you know most Koreans? LOL

[yellowman88]

Yeah... I am Korean...

The younger generation do not like to eat these type of snacks. Its like black liquorice. There are some people who like them, some people who could eat them but prefer not too and some people who absolutely can't stand it.

[ilovealf]

HAHA Bundigie is like drinking food. Eat with Soju or OB or something. It's like American peanuts and pretzels.

[PK1988]

HAHA im korean and that vid cracked me up. Squishy dirty cardboard.

"BUN DAE GI" ish bery bery goood.

[eatmyplum]

bjeon , did you go to the dog markets and try the dog, I remember seeing a golden retreiver being boiled alive in a big pot for me, They said fear and pain makes more adrenilin in the blood for better taste. I couldnt tell the difference, seems they do it to 2 million dogs and cats a year i guess they were right though.

[dragoon9794]

umm well its the same with some other foods, u gotta eat a lot of it b4 u can taste the differance

[eatmyplum]

you should see the cat soup, they take kittens and boil them alive in a pot, you can see it on youtube for proof. they do it everyday, over 2 million dogs and cats are killed in south korea each year for medicine and food. They even have dog and cat wine. Search for korea dog cat, and youll see it, unless your are scared of facing the truth.

[sabrinamom]

You are a disgusting person spreading such evil nasty lies. You have the wrong country. A tiny minority of Koreans still eat dog meat because they do believe (falsely) there is medicinal value. They never have and do not eat cats. Show us the proof you ignorant pus!

[Zonakool]

never liked the taste of that shit. it tastes like rotten socks. better wash it down with some SOJU, dudes.

[VenusDooly]

they're really good! they taste just like chicken~! mmmmmmmmm i'm craving some good ole bbundaegi craving. sllllllllllllllurp~!

[eatmyplum]

VenusDooly, you are full of shit

[dlxnvor]

I'm Korean but I have never treid that

뻔데기 <- you call it...

People says its good.

[kpride220]

it's silk worm "pupae" not "larvae" it comes out of the coccoon

[barcher]

Thanks guys! Been to Korea 6 times and never had the nerve.

[v4nd4lz]

WTF!? Disgusting?

[fusedblue]

SICK

[moonbal]

I ate it few times when I was little. It was poor people's junk food. It's unsanitarilly prepared and probably full of bacteria. Many people (Koreans) get sick from eating it. Seriously, stick to duk-boggi and soon-dae.

[Kturtle87]

smells good, but i can never get myself to eat it

[liquidhope]

OMFG......... *shivers*