Google it. They will taste like what you feed them. MMM...Mint flavored crickets. Healthier than beef too. Grow them at home and control their environment totally for purest food source.
Crickets are people food?
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Insects are the next big source of protein in the world. Get ready.
At a food festival, I once tried grilled cricket baked in a chocolate-chili-coat. Very crunchy, and very tasty.
Lobsters, crabs... are basically the same as insects.
Originally Posted By: Bud
Had them in Thailand years ago. Fried up they tasted nice and crunchy with a nutty flavor.
I just did the same in Chiang Mai a couple weeks ago. They were Molé flavoured. I found the body to be a bit soft for my liking, although the extremities were nice and crispy. Really not an exceptional flavour, good or bad. I'd be open to trying something made with the flour, as it would overcome the texture issue.
Had them in Thailand years ago. Fried up they tasted nice and crunchy with a nutty flavor.
I just did the same in Chiang Mai a couple weeks ago. They were Molé flavoured. I found the body to be a bit soft for my liking, although the extremities were nice and crispy. Really not an exceptional flavour, good or bad. I'd be open to trying something made with the flour, as it would overcome the texture issue.
Almost everything on this earth is people food even Soylent Green......
https://waybackburgers.com/news/cricket-milkshake-anyone/
old news lol
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The Oreo Mud Pie milkshake is made with Peruvian Chocolate Cricket Powder and packed with 24 grams of protein
old news lol
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The Oreo Mud Pie milkshake is made with Peruvian Chocolate Cricket Powder and packed with 24 grams of protein
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Two summers ago, we grew them to the point that we had nearly enough to make a plate for movie night, but a sudden cold night ended that adventure, last Summer with the cruis, we didn't try.
But I've got the two children geed up to go next summer, and will put a spot in the shed to breed them.
It's really nice having 100+ crickets outside your bedroom window on a summers night.
But I've got the two children geed up to go next summer, and will put a spot in the shed to breed them.
It's really nice having 100+ crickets outside your bedroom window on a summers night.
Originally Posted By: L_Sludger
The elite want to eat steak and have the masses eat insects.
well the reality is that EVERYONE eats a pound or two of insects every year, insect "contamination" is in every food you consume
the class warfare concept is just a phyrric vision
just check out the FDA defect level for cinamon, LOL
https://www.fda.gov/Food/GuidanceRegulat...n/ucm056174.htm
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Insect filth
(AOAC 968.38b)
Average of 400 or more insect fragments per 50 gram
Rodent filth
(AOAC 968.38b)
Average of 11 or more rodent hairs per 50 grams
DEFECT SOURCE: Insect fragments - post harvest and/or processing insect infestation. Rodent hair - post harvest and/or processing contamination with animal hair or excreta
Significance: Aesthetic
BTW, I have worked as a Health Officer for the last 27 years, I have seen far, far worse
The elite want to eat steak and have the masses eat insects.
well the reality is that EVERYONE eats a pound or two of insects every year, insect "contamination" is in every food you consume
the class warfare concept is just a phyrric vision
just check out the FDA defect level for cinamon, LOL
https://www.fda.gov/Food/GuidanceRegulat...n/ucm056174.htm
Cinnamon, Ground
Insect filth
(AOAC 968.38b)
Average of 400 or more insect fragments per 50 gram
Rodent filth
(AOAC 968.38b)
Average of 11 or more rodent hairs per 50 grams
DEFECT SOURCE: Insect fragments - post harvest and/or processing insect infestation. Rodent hair - post harvest and/or processing contamination with animal hair or excreta
Significance: Aesthetic
BTW, I have worked as a Health Officer for the last 27 years, I have seen far, far worse
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