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Instead, they admire the beetles’ size and courage, and many kids keep them as pets. In honor of them, a Japanese candy company even makes candies based on the grub and beetle forms of the bug.
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A writer described it this way: “The beetles are cake enrobed in a rich dark chocolate, with chocolate-dipped fruit slices used for thin parts like legs and horns. The larvae are milk chocolate with crisped rice mixed in, kind of like a Nestlé Crunch bar, if a Nestlé Crunch bar looked like something out of ‘Alien.’”
Ooh, a yummy alien? I want one!
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