Welcome to the Luca Pete Shaw. My name is Pete Donaldson. I'm joined by Mr

Lucie Moore. Hello. we're going to be at Primo, Piccaster du jour. I'm going to sell snails on the street.

I'm going to be the snail man.

Okay, this is, I thought it's going to be worse.

So first of all, my first instinct is relief what's the thinking the thinking is I am very

cash-poor time-poor but very snail-rich I've got lots of slugs I've got loads of snails and someone's got to need them

someone simply has to need them. So you know in parts of the UK traditionally

people have always eaten snails as well, it's not just in France.

Yeah, they used to be called wallfish, didn't they?

What wallfish?

Oh, like fish that climb up the walls.

I guess so, yeah. I guess so yeah.

I guess so like they yeah apparently I was just looking at it now.

Records of snail eating in Somerset stretches far back as the Roman times but in the 60s it was very popular to eat wallfish in in

Somerset.

Well you can just you can take a lot of snails that you find in your garden and then as long as you keep them in a little box

and feed them pure food and make sure you get rid of their poop and stuff they do

cycle out all of the really dangerous toxins that they have in the body.

So then you can just give them a cooking and I would overdo them and eat them.

But I just think it's what do you mean is it

cruel you have to cook them alive really don't you yeah I suppose I don't know I

don't know what a snail stun gun.

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