Well, maybe as a novelty since there's not much of a food value. However, it would be wise to pick and choose wisely since some of the poisonous ones (recluse, black widow) could risk your life or cause extreme painful.
Small Spiders could be unwittingly swallowed while eating unwashed vegetables and fruits but few cases of envenomation of the mouth or throat are reported in the news. In any event, it probably should be considered risky activity to intentionally ingest live spiders. If fear of ingesting live spiders leads you to washing your fruits and vegetables before eating them, that would be a healthy reaction. Snopes says that there is nothing to the internet myth that a person eats several spiders a month (see link).
However, properly cooked, spiders are considered delicacies in some cultures (see link).
eat fried spiders are okay yummy but not sure about alive spiders.
Some people in funny countries eat spiders, but if you eat the wrong type of spider you will probably die. Webs, I don't think it would be very clever to eat web.
It's not really good or bad for your body when you eat spiders accidentally while you sleep. It's basically harmless.
What do you think? Really?!?!
Yes, it tastes like chicken.
What do purse web spiders eat
Yes, but they have to eat the snail's soft body, and avoid the shell. If the snail goes up the spider's web, the spider would probably eat it.
Bugs and flesh or skin.
A spider
Well yes he eat dead insects because when a insect get stuck in a spider web the spider is going to wrap it and then the insect is dead and when the spider is hungry hes going to eat it.
A spider eats bugs (flies, gnats, etc.) by spinning a web using its spinnerets.
it releases bodily fluids that create a flippin web
No, they only eat living prey and so the are predatory.
yes its a spider.
No, Possibly if you eat it but what human would do that .
Spiders webs are used as protection for the spider, as well as a place to catch flies and other bugs to eat.
the web just keeps the still so then the spider can fast on it's prey