41. Ii tada kimasu!!! Oishi-desu!!!!
(I'll be first!!! Delicious!!!)

Posted at 8:27PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Bob-san

42. Somebody should tell Carrs! They might pick up a new flavour!

Posted at 8:37PM on Sep 16th 2007 by No?l

43. I think I just lost my appetite.....disgusting....I would rather starve to death than eat bugs of any kind.....and that includes wasps

Posted at 8:46PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Eiyva Annejelleena

44. Wanna scare me away? Wave a wasp cookie in front of my face and I'll run like a bandit. EEEEK!!!!

Posted at 8:53PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Anthony

45. ewww

Posted at 8:57PM on Sep 16th 2007 by BJ

46. we eat bugs everyday but not by choice!yucko1

Posted at 8:58PM on Sep 16th 2007 by BJ

47. Here in America ,we also were eating something similar,,it called W.A.S.P (white) BREAD........a little humor ............as my wife would say, "very little".

Posted at 9:11PM on Sep 16th 2007 by ronnie

48. Anybody who would pay for a jibachi senbei should have a wasp nest thrown at them.

Posted at 9:18PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Pete

49. This is nasty, most people ould be doing this for money like on FEAR FACTOR or something, plus the dirty nails. I would not eat this, plus I'm allergic to bees!

Posted at 9:24PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Amy

50. I knew of 3 high class restaurants that were shut down because the cooks or help would spit in your food or rub it on their private parts if they didn't like your looks or if you ever complaned about the food.

Posted at 9:36PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Edward

51. My husband once worked in a chinese restaurant and saw the cook prepare duck sauce by stirring it in a barrel with his arm all the way up to the pit. He then swiped the sauce off his hairy arm back into the barrel. Needless to say, he quit.

No bug cookies for me.

Posted at 10:04PM on Sep 16th 2007 by raoport

52. I have heard of a lot of things but a WASP!! that really takes the cake. I can even stomach that one.

Posted at 10:14PM on Sep 16th 2007 by nlj

53. The average human eats 8 spiders a month while sleeping. YUM!

Posted at 10:22PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Pat

54. Do any of you have ANY clue what passes inspection for things like peanut butter and chocolate?! You eat bugs ALL of the time, you just don't know it! LOL! Americans really are kinda brainwashed when it comes to a lot of things...not that I'd be standing first in line to east a wasp cracker or anything!!! Just be a little more accepting, or at least open to other ideas/possibilities. HHHMMM, I think I'll go make a PB & J!!!

Posted at 10:56PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Leonda

55. Ummm....that is eight spiders in a life time, not a month. I might start sleeping with a mask on or something. And cockroaches in chocolate? Once, i found a chicken toe in my chicken noodle soup. I don't eat chicken anymore. BLECK!!!

Posted at 11:37PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Angie

56. i agree with jc even though i have never eatin any bugs but you have to look at there way of life. i watch the discovery channel alot and alot of the other countries eat a lot of bugs, maybe the wasps retain a nutrient that we americans dont know about, or maybe its just apart of there way of living i dont think you can critize until you have tried it your self

Posted at 11:48PM on Sep 16th 2007 by jessica

57. The fingernails are totally disgusting holding the cracker! What were these people thinking to use that hand to hold a food that we all have second thoughts about eating anyway? Please tell me those dirty hands didn't cook the wasp cracker. Might try them if not for those fingers! Looks as if they've been scratching some nasty place on their body!

Posted at 11:51PM on Sep 16th 2007 by BUG EATER

58. First thing...whos bright idea was this in the first place??? What will they use after they run out of wasps?? Maybe we don't want to know...

Posted at 11:53PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Lincat

59. what is the point behind creating these? I cant understand why use wasps? Is it any more nutritious.? If they want to get rid of edible things why not use the eyes of pigs or the throats of cattle or the butt holes of any slaughtered animals why wasps?

Posted at 12:09AM on Sep 17th 2007 by rose

60. I wonder why the hunters have to be 80 years old. They won't let 79-year-olds in the hunting pack

Posted at 12:09AM on Sep 17th 2007 by fruke