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*Starts typing up the recipe*

Yeah, I guess it would be something you would have if, say, some guests dropped by in the afternoon or a cake you would have with your tea. It's pretty basic, containing: Butter, sugar, eggs, flour, baking powder, and caraway seeds. I can PM my recipe to you if you like. If not, that's okay to. :)

It's a cake I grew up with, and it is delicious! Though, you have to find the right recipe, or else the caraway can be way too overpowering. I like mine with a good bit, but not so much that all you're eating is seeds. :)

I hope no one feeds it to wild birds. I guess you could also call it caraway seedcake...

You don't know what seed cake is???!!! :eek: It only happens to be one of the best cakes in the world. :drool(I'll post a picture once I'm done...)

*Pauses from looking for a cake pan for seed cake to answer,* I'm extremely lazy and will sometimes just pop them in the oven...they often don't turn out, though. Burnt mealworms is not good at all, if you ask me.

I usually eat them dried. :) (I can understand that. )

Suit yourself. :D

Ginger: *Makes content noises and licks her face*

This is an interesting question...they honestly are rather bland, in my opinion. I generally put salt on my dried ones. :) You could maybe relate it to a very bland, unseasoned potato chip.

I'm not sure if she does...*Turns to Ginger, who is peacefully sleeping in my lap,* 'Ginger, have you been getting into the mealworm farm again?'

The culprit: My 16 year old cat, Ginger, going on a stroll

*Happily walks around in the grass* *Reads question and silently tiptoes away*

*Gasps*

Oh, good. That's a relief. :)

( :barnie)

What? Oh, no. :th

(Oh, great. Now everyone knows. :th ) I have my own mealworm farm, so I know that mine do not have chemicals when I munch on them...I personally find them tasty, but I'm a strange human. Granted, I don't just grab a handful, but they're still good...anyway, I would say it depends on what brand...