What is the nutritional value of a house spider?
english spider...
english spider
 rann_georgia  |
about 3/4 the value of a French spider and 1/2 the value of a German spider. A garden spider would be worth 4 times as much. Now, why do you want to know? |
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 caffsans  |
a little extra protein in your meat |
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 Andy |
depends where its been.If its just crawled out of the toilet not much! |
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 rhi1984 |
Well as it's meat it's going to be a good source of protein, and if it's well fed on all the fly's that are around at the moment then that's going to help it's nutritional content. In all honesty though its probably no more nutritious than a mcdonalds chicken nugget. Personally, I'd much rather have a steak ;-). |
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 lauralie5005  |
What r u smokin? |
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Jude |
yuck |
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No_Imagination |
Ok hold on... 1 calorie per leg, 3 calories a body = |
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 Waino |
hold on...munch....one calorie...oh hang on....i ve just threw up...-10 calories |
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I don't know. I'm vegetarian. |
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 boris the spider  |
this is so everyone gets a leg right |
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rajihundal |
It is less than Scottish spider, because they are less fed. but definitely more than dog flea and less than a cockroach. Well I think for balanced diet, you should include each of them in your daily diet, Follow this weekly guide 1. English spider 1 everyday 2. Scottish spider once a week 3. Dog Fleas 10 per day 4. cockroach, once a month 5. Rodents, once a year |
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