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Bag O' Bugs

Bag O' Bugs

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What do roasted crickets taste like? What stands out most is actually the crunch, much like eating a piece of popcorn, only lighter and airier. Crickets also have a slight grainy taste, some say a saltiness. Meal worms are similar, with a gentler flavor. From the Civil War, where they crawled into food supplies, to candies from the 1950s to today, bugs have found a way into our mouths. Try it! 

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Size: 3 Crickets, 3 Mealworms in a 3x6" bag

Dried plain crickets, dried plain mealworms

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Crunchy, delicious and nutritious! People have eaten insects throughout history – from humans 10,000 years ago to Civil War soldiers. The U.N. recommends that everyone eat insects today as an inexpensive, sustainable protein source. In fact, nine million people still do and you’re probably one of them! The widely used red food coloring cochineal coloring comes from a small insect that lives in cacti. Besides, insects like crickets are high in...
Crunchy, delicious and nutritious! People have eaten insects throughout history – from humans 10,000 years ago to Civil War soldiers. The U.N. recommends that everyone eat insects today as an inexpensive, sustainable protein source. In fact, nine million people still do and you’re probably one of them! The widely used red food coloring cochineal coloring comes from a small insect that lives in cacti. Besides, insects like crickets are high in protein, rich in iron, B vitamins, and omega-3s, and lower in fat than many traditional snacks.

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