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Mike, I am sure that if you had eaten that stew right after it was cooked, you would have been fine. I'm sure that there was nothing in there that isn't in the food we eat every day. The only problem in your case was the time and temperatures involved that allowed whatever nasties were in...

Irradiation will only mean that the bug eggs won't hatch into live bugs. You can do that right now by tossing foodstuffs into the freezer for a couple of weeks. Irradiate all you want, but you'll still have insect eggs and parts, and rodent hairs and droppings, in your food. And oh, BTW, that...

Sorry Ryan, but there are insect eggs in a lot of food you eat. Ever get bugs in flour or rice? They've hatched from eggs in there when you bought it. Don't worry about it. They're harmless. Just throw stuff out if it wiggles ------------------ My DVDs "Some people think I'm...

Yep, most bugs in stuff like this are present as eggs when you buy it. Either throw the stuff in the freezer to kill the eggs and thus prevent the unhappy discovery of bugs later on or accept the realities and be happy with the extra protein ------------------ My DVDs "Some people think...