S Apoquel (oclacitinib tablet) is a targeted therapy that provides dogs with rapid.Next let me ask a question: Is this a health-related concern or simply the gross out factor youвЂ™re worried about? As a Straight Dope reader you already know about agave worms in mezcal, chocolate covered ants, and beetle juice used as glazes in some candies. I think half your problem here stems from poor spelling.With worm castings tea, five pounds of castings can make enough worm. SDStaff Jillgat, Straight Dope Science Advisory Board replies:MAXS FAMOUS HOT DOGS using the same brand for over 90 years, our unique blend of 80 beef and 20 pork foot-long hot dogs are grilled to perfection All dogs Served w/ chips and coleslaw sauerkraut & spicy relishes served on the side if requested CLASSIC served plain or w/ kraut 8.95 THE BARNEY with saut&233 ed onions 9.50 MRS.First off, itвЂ™s erythorbate, not earthobate. More than 372,000 pounds of hot dogs and corn dogs made earlier this month are being recalled over concerns of listeria contamination.

ItвЂ™s added to hot dogs, cured meats and a few other foods to preserve their flavor and color when exposed to air. вЂњErtheвЂќ doesnвЂ™t appear in their names.Sodium erythorbate, an antioxidant similar to Vitamin C, is made from sugar. The ones most of us are familiar with are the night crawler Lumbricus terrestis and the common field worm Allolobophora caliginosa. The Cooperative Extension Service at the University of Illinois suggests that the rumor might have come about from the Middle English word erthe, which means вЂњearth.вЂќ Maybe, but how many rumormongers do you know with a detailed knowledge of Middle English? More likely itвЂ™s a case of simple mispronunciation or misspelling (see above).At any rate, there are 4,400 species of worms in the world, and 2,700 kinds of earthworms. The rumor about erythorbate being a euphemism for earthworms has been around for awhile, and it isnвЂ™t true. But erythorbate isnвЂ™t one of them.

At various times in history, the Vietnamese, French, and various tribes in Latin America have eaten earth worms. Earthworm soup is popular in China, and in the old days among the Maori tribe in New Zealand, earthworms were reserved for consumption by royalty. Worms are over 70% protein and theyвЂ™re low fat, as long as you donвЂ™t fry вЂ™em in grease. Many cultures around the world are scolecophagous (worm-eaters), and itвЂ™s probably some of the more nutritious, uh, meat you could eat, as long as itвЂ™s fresh. ItвЂ™s not, so you can rest assured that your hotdogs are made from 100% pure pig noses, cow lips, intestines, and that kind of thing.No need to turn up your nose at earthworms, though.

THOUGH THE SDSAB DOES ITS BEST, THESE COLUMNS ARE EDITED BY ED ZOTTI, NOT CECIL, SO ACCURACYWISE YOU'D BETTER KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED. YouвЂ™d better hope the cost of worms doesnвЂ™t go down.SDStaff Jillgat, Straight Dope Science Advisory BoardSend questions to Cecil via REPORTS ARE WRITTEN BY THE STRAIGHT DOPE SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD, CECIL'S ONLINE AUXILIARY. Hamburger costs a dollar and a half a pound, and night crawlers are six dollars.вЂќBut notice he knew the price. When asked about this, Ray Kroc, owner of McDonalds, responded, вЂњWe couldnвЂ™t afford to grind worms into our meat. (The wigglers are hard to keep on the grate, IвЂ™m guessing.)This rumor also has come up in connection with McDonaldsвЂ™ hamburgers вЂ” that is, whether they contained ground up earthworms.

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