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I really don't want to know what a maggot tastes like...
http://www.gizmag.com/farm-432-fly-larva-food/28509/
"Fly breeding device"
Flies are usually considered unwelcome guests in the kitchen, but one industrial designer is aiming to turn them into a renewable food source. Katharina Unger's Farm 432 concept is a fly-breeding device for home use that continually collects fly larva as a protein source for less squeamish diners. As unappetizing as it may sound, the designer hopes that convincing the Western world to add insects to its diet could help increase the planet's overall food supply.
http://www.gizmag.com/farm-432-fly-larva-food/28509/
"Fly breeding device"