can starfish be eaten?

• anson hu yanbin

  21 Jul 06, 22:42

  if it can be eaten does anyone eat before?
• dinky1409

  21 Jul 06, 22:44

  Originally posted by anson hu yanbin:

  if it can be eaten does anyone eat before?

  Noone eats Patrick Starfish!!
• SMRT Buses

  21 Jul 06, 22:44

  So far I've never heard of anyone eating starfishes but thinking of it can be kinda gross
• SMRT Buses

  21 Jul 06, 22:45

  Originally posted by dinky1409:

  Noone eats Patrick Starfish!!

  Kinda cute character in spongebob squarepants
• digicharat

  21 Jul 06, 22:45

  i know starfruit can be eaten.
• the Bear

  21 Jul 06, 22:46

  yes... like sea urchin, they can be eaten at any time of the year
• dinky1409

  21 Jul 06, 23:00

  Originally posted by SMRT Buses:

  Kinda cute character in spongebob squarepants

  cute? He is hilarious!! I love him!!
• SMRT Buses

  21 Jul 06, 23:05

  Originally posted by dinky1409:

  cute? He is hilarious!! I love him!!

  Ok, gotta agree with you on that. The way he speaks is funny
• the Bear

  21 Jul 06, 23:07

  whooooo.. lives in a pineapple under the sea?
  and yellow and porous and absorbent is he!
  if nautical nonsense be something you wish..
  then drop on the deck and flop like a fish!
  
  
• ceecookie

  21 Jul 06, 23:10

  it tastes like starfruit
• MobyDog

  21 Jul 06, 23:20

  It definately has high calcium content... eat it fresh or dried.
• EveryGirlsMan

  21 Jul 06, 23:27

  
  
• technoboy

  21 Jul 06, 23:36

  Chocolate starfish and the hotdog flavoured water
• Steph84

  22 Jul 06, 00:13

  Originally posted by technoboy:

  Chocolate starfish and the hotdog flavoured water

  sounds familiar leh...
• technoboy

  22 Jul 06, 00:15

  Originally posted by Steph84:

  sounds familiar leh...

  It's the limpbizkit album...
• browniebaobao

  22 Jul 06, 00:19

  would u bear to eat a starfish?
  
  they are like the stars in the sky..
  
  anyway i know starfruit can be eaten.
  
  saw a group of students selling exotic crayfish in sch bazaar today.. very small.
• the Bear

  22 Jul 06, 00:19

  like Prince sang:
  
  starfish and coffee
  maple syrup and jam
  a butterscotch cloud
  a candy cane
  a side order of ham
  if you set your mind free baby
  maybe you'd understand
  starfish and coffee
  maple syrup and jam
  
  
• missqi

  22 Jul 06, 00:26

  eee. so hard.
• TehJarVu

  22 Jul 06, 00:28

  anybody saw the news about starfish invading the abalone habitat in china - in today's news (tv)...
• CHoCo^LaTcH

  22 Jul 06, 00:32

  i dont see stalls selling it...only starfruit but it can be eaten.
• urban_lime

  22 Jul 06, 03:37

  Yup yup, i ate starfish in China. Very common, quite a few stalls along the streets selling them. Deep-fried....It tastes like very crispy cuttlefish, but much harder to bite. The inside contains some black chunks of "flesh" that is slightly bitter, but delicious on the whole...
  
  Forgot to add: It's S$2 per stick, about the same price as the other 'delicacy' in the stalls like scorpions... If Singapore were to sell them, i bet it will be priced at S$5 or more...
  
  *No offence to starfish / Patrick lovers out there, i hope... hehe...* Curiosity got the better of me
• Hello Kitty

  22 Jul 06, 05:18

  the black chunks of flesh oladi sounds yucky.
• oxford mushroom

  22 Jul 06, 05:21

  Seen it inside Chinese medicine shop...suppose it may find its way into your herbal tea
• the.owl

  22 Jul 06, 07:15

  Originally posted by anson hu yanbin:

  if it can be eaten does anyone eat before?

  no man, starfish is just a bunch of exoskeletons, eat what crap.
• Master -_-

  22 Jul 06, 08:41

  i eat at taiwan before...its heavily coated in those sweet soy sauce to overcome the bitter aftertaste of the arms...its never ending coz the arms regenerate