I just referenced this in another not 😂🫂 great minds
I guess you could also say lobsters are ocean cockroaches and are marketed as a delicacy 🤷♀️ there is a lot of food like that
https://backyardhistory.ca/f/from-pauper-to-proper-the-story-of-lobster-in-the-maritimes
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Haha indeed! I find this stuff fascinating for sure. 🫂😆
Same here, I wonder what is gonna be the new rags to riches food 🤔
Hmm it depends. I think there is a spectrum right now. Like from really low processed food: farm to table like raw milk. At my local butcher a quarter of a gallon it is $15! Insane. But it sells out every week. Farmers Markets are becoming ridiculous. Farmers markets were supposed to cut out the middle man and be a more affordable option. Not anymore.
Or to highly processed food you can't even tell it was once factory sludge.
Vegan spam? Luxury McDonald's?
But nothing super specific comes to mind.
What do you think?
Actually I think you’re dead on with the low-processed. Isn’t raw milk deemed illegal/dangerous or something now? I can’t think of anything else specific, but I would presume there will be shortages and what not of new things
Oh yea I forgot about the shortages. That would definitely drive up the price.
For raw milk it depends where you are. In some places the only way people can sell raw milk is by labeling it as pet food. Idk if it is actually dangerous if you know the farmer and how the cow is treated. But if its factory farmed and filled with chemicals I doubt it would be safe.
I don't trust USA standards for food 😓
I don’t think raw milk is dangerous at all, but that seems to be how the media has been viewing it lately and now we have milk laws, it’s crazy. I don’t trust anything the FDA says 🤝