Young Chinese adults are going viral for sharing extreme frugality hacks online. Some of them are suggesting bizarre ways to save money .
Members of a group called the Thrifty Men’s Association, with over 2.4 lakh members, proudly call themselves “Thrifty Stars”. They treat their lifestyle as a protest against consumerism. Thanks to extreme frugality, some members claim to have bought three flats.
One viral post recommends eating breadworms as a cheap and nutritious source of protein. They claim it tastes like “milky almonds”.
The poster argues that breadworms cost only 12 yuan (under ₹ 150) per kilogram. It is cheaper than chicken and contains 20% protein.
He also claims that, since the worms reproduce endlessly, a steady food supply is ensured. The idea has sparked shock and deba

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