Do moroccans eat snails (babouche) ? is it safe

You do not need it when you walk around in a popular market in Morocco, or one of the upscale streets, or even in front of schools ... to ...

You do not need it when you walk around in a popular market in Morocco, or one of the upscale streets, or even in front of schools ...
to show you a snail shop,

The fine smell of the aromatic plants that are issued leads you easily to them,

If you are lucky, you may meet a street vendor

Standing in the corner of the street or in the middle,

Behind a small cart with a large stove in the middle of which stands the steam,

And surrounded by a group of people enjoying their hot drink

using needles to search inside their snails.

As Moroccans call it, "babouche" is rarely seen in homes,

So, they are for sale on the street. They are available in all seasons, including summer.