Bug-eating challenge with Natty, feat. Mark Abbott | VIDEO

Tim NewtonSunday, November 28, 2021

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Eaten bugs and insects in Thailand? You’ve probably seen the fried up bugs being sold in the local market. But do you have the stomach to challenge yourself to eat the famous Thai bugs? Join Natty as she challenges guest Mark Abbott to a bug eating challenge. Who wins? Find out in our latest Thailand Challenge.

Eating insects in Thailand is common among the locals. While many may find the thought disgusting, you may be surprised to learn that some of them taste pretty good. Curious?

Here’s another Thaiger Vlog of bug taste testing…

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Tim NewtonSunday, November 28, 2021

103 Less than a minute

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Recent comments:

HolyCowCm

2021-11-28 13:28

I was expecting something more challenging that those things.

HiuMak

2021-11-28 14:07

55 minutes ago, Jason said: The bug stops here!!! those bugs really bug me ;-)

Saltire

2021-11-28 14:24

Nope, not for another pension 😝😝

Jason

2021-11-28 15:59

You can tell it's Sunday and a slow news day.....ps...I'm still not going to eat bugs....even if Natty asks me nicely🤣🤣🤣🤣

AussieBob

2021-11-29 10:41

Cook them well and mash them up so they look like a burger patty - then cook again and add some Thai sauce and then I will eat insects. The wife watched too - aloi aloi 😄

Tim Newton

Tim Newton has lived in Thailand since 2011. An Australian, he has worked in the media, principally radio and TV, for 42 years. He has won the Deutsche Welle Award for best radio talk program (public radio Australia), presented over 11,000 radio news bulletins, 3,950 in Thailand alone, hosted 1050 daily TV news programs and produced 2,100 videos, TV commercials and documentaries. He also reported for CNN, Deutsche Welle TV, CBC, Australia's ABC TV and Australian radio during the 2018 Cave Rescue and other major stories in Thailand.