"We have had deer, we have had pheasant and rabbit."
This is what a mum-of-one revealed on national television on Tuesday morning when talking about feeding her child roadkill.
Describing herself as the "Millennial Hunter Gatherer" , Laura Ansbro used to work in marketing but left to bring up her son.
On social media, Laura talks about her "hunter-gathering in the 21st Century" and how she is able to make easy savings by eating food she finds by the road side.
Appearing on ITV's This Morning , she gave some examples.
She said: "It is not exactly roadkill but once as we were driving along we saw a pigeon fall from the sky. It had been electrocuted by an overhead powerline!"
"Already cooked," added Phillip Schofield.
Laura replied: "It wasn't already cooked but the feathers were a bit singed!"
She went on to explain the best times to pick up roadkill for a tasty cheap snack is in the morning because the sun hasn't warmed it up.
She said: "The fresh part is the main thing and when find that when something is fresh it is usually first thing in the morning.
"I don't eat anything squashed. I don't scrape it up off the road."
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