Angelina Jolie, kids enjoy 'dry chips' like spiders, crickets and tarantulas

Washington D.C: Looks like Angelina Jolie and her kids are satisfying their craving with something extremely adventurous. Gone are the days when Jolie used to serve meat loafs on plate, as she is now happy frying those creepily 'tasty' spiders, crickets and tarantulas, reports TMZ.com. A video, shared on the Network's Twitter handle, the actress was seen teaching her twins, Knox and Vivienne, how to cook spiders. WATCH INSIDE: Angelina breaks silence over painful divorce with Brad Pitt, says ‘life goes on’ In a recent interview with BBC, filmed in Cambodia, the 41-year-old beauty, other than discussing about some serious issues like politics, her divorce and raising up kids, spoke about the local cuisines with the reporter, which included bugs and insects. A video, shared on the Network's Twitter handle, the actress was seen teaching her twins, Knox and Vivienne, how to cook spiders. "See the hard part where you have the teeth? Take the fangs out," she said.

Angelina Jolie demostró que su tiempo en Camboya ha sido muy valioso 👌🏻 La BBC compartió hoy un video de una entrevista con la actriz, en el cual Jolie le enseña a la reportera y a sus hijos como cocinar y comer tarántulas, grillos y escorpiones, un lado de ella que muchos no conocíamos 😱🦂 La intérprete y directora confesó que había aprendido eso gracias a sus múltiples visitas a Camboya, donde además de hacer trabajo comunitario tuvo oportunidad de probar algunas comidas exóticas. ¿Qué opinan ustedes? ¿Los comerían? Febrero 20/2017. #trendylatino #gossip #angelinajolie

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No stranger to the Cambodian bugs, Jolie further said, "I first had them when I was first in country. Crickets - you start with crickets. Crickets and a beer, and then you kind of move up to tarantulas." Angelina Jolie wants $100,000 in child support from Brad Pitt!.. “making ridiculous financial demands”..! She was then seen serving the cooked insects on plates for her kids and the reporter. When the kids were asked about how the bugs tasted, Knox promptly said, like "dry chips. Flavorless chips." ANI