would it be possible to cover small living creatures in chocolate and have them survive for a while?
ive been very interested in healthy eating lately and a lot of that is based towards raw and unprocessed. i’ve also been into eating living creatures, like octopusses at japanese restaraunts and fish and stuff, super fresh sashimi. i want to cover some baby game birds or maybe some little fish in chocolate for a potluck i am going to next weekend, any tips? should i try to make little air holes so the creatures dont suffocate before we can eat them? would little pinky mice be outta the question? serious answers only please, please be aware of the raw/live food movement
this has to be about the dumbest question I have read. I understand about eating raw food, but live food is cruel and disgusting. and if you are such a health nut, why chocolate? Would Carob not be a healthy choice?
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