Farms: Wild Singapore: Jurong Frog Farm

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1. yeeek lol
2. Bangladesh is very big size.who nedd
3. I won't eat anything that has eyes, nose, mouth and ears.
4. v biuhgf
5. v
6. Thank you Annalisa for your report on the Jurong frog farm.  I bet my first frog meal came from Jurong in the Kranji countryside of Singapore.  When I was a boy, we used to catch "polliwogs" in a drainage ditch of filthy water in New Jersey.  Some of the older "polliwogs" had developed legs, as they were becoming mature frogs.  I would never have thought to eat one of those creatures.  Yikes!!!
7. I just recently bought a 2 pound box of frozen frog legs from Singapore.  I fried some frog legs in my pan and found them to be unlike chicken as many people describe the taste.  Frog legs are very tender & kind of sweet, but I don't find them especially tasty, but really rather tasteless.  I prefer fried chicken to fried frog.
8. Do we have nothing to eat other than living creatures, the fun is sadistic nothing else great
9. we eat frogs too here in Phillipines, and i think american bullfrogs invaded our province, and i always wanted to breed them too.. any help pls..
10. what about poon💩 💩!!! 😑😑😑😑😷😷😷😷😷
11. im sure its very tasty and has the health benefits of most other meats, but when she started spouting all that bs of how it was important in Chinese medicine, I couldn't help but laugh.
12. what the hell!
13. taste like chicken
14. ha ha 👎👎👎👎👎
15. يععععععع الله يقرفكم
16. you eat for
17. Sound so delicious! Thank you
18. I was told frogs are poisonous
19. Only white people complain about other foods because they eat poisonous processed junk with their government food stamp funds. It's like saying a cheeseburger is gross and nasty but I have never tried it before
20. هذولا زبايل ياكلون كل شي الله ياخذهم ماهم بشر