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About Cricket Flours & Edible Insects
Why Bugs?!
As you might imagine, we get asked this question a lot, “Why Bugs?” Whether you are looking for an alternative flour, clean protein, or looking into more sustainable ingredients then edible insects are a great option!
Crickets are a great source of protein, antioxidants, Omega-3s, Omega-6s, prebiotics, B12, and contain all the essential amino acids. Bugs like crickets use 20X less water, and use less feed and less land to create more protein…AMAZING!
Cricket Protein Spiced French Toast
“This stuff is great! I love having a protein that isn’t laden with additives and junk chemicals – I want my body getting the good stuff. It mixes well and tastes great.”
Antioxidant Cricket Powder Smoothie
Tropical Pear Juice Boost Recipe
Roasted Cricket Nachos!
“Loved it! Exciting!!!”
Cricket Protein Spicy Omlette Recipe
“Absolutely loving Cricket Flours, it makes the best sweet potato pancakes and I’ll be ordering again soon!”
Cricket Protein Pancake Recipe
Orange Cranberry Protein Muffins
Ready To Eat Bugs, But Don’t Know Where To Start?
Let’s Eat Bugs!
When we first launched the business in 2014, not a lot of people had tried eating bugs like our roasted crickets, mealworms, and especially not our new black soldier fly larvae. So that is why we kept developing new products and ideas for ways to use edible insects in our favorite recipes.
That’s why if you look through our product lines you will see options like our 100% Pure Cricket Powder (no additives or flavors) or mixes like our All Purpose Baking Flour and Cricket Brownie Mix too. We even have a line of roasted and toasted bugs that are flavored just like a bag of chips with options like our Buffalo Wing Sauce, Spicy Cayenne Peppers, Hickory Smoked Bacon, Cheesy Ranch, and Roasted Original that are available with our roasted crickets, mealworms, and black soldier fly larvae.
So feel free mix and match a few different products and let us know what you think!
Edible Insect Articles
What is Methylcobalamin? Cyanocobalamin vs Methylcobalamin
Wondering what is methylcobalamin? Learn how edible insects are rich in this naturally occurring B12 and find out how you can incorporate more into your diet!
What is Cyanocobalamin? Edible Insect Source of B-12
What is Cyanocobalamin?What is Cyanocobalamin?Glad you asked! In short, cyanocobalamin is the human-made form of vitamin B12, a critical vitamin for growth, brain health, red blood cell formation, and more. Many people can’t get enough B12 from food sources alone, so...
Edible Insect Cricket Brownies Now Available at Pita Pit
Our Cricket Brownies are now available at Pita Pit in Omaha, Nebraska for a limited time! So if you have been wanting to try some of our edible insects, or want to have food delivered at home, Pita Pit will be the way to go!
Edible Insect and Conventional Protein Comparison Graph
Last week we sent out our Cricket Newsletter and we received sooooo many amazing responses! We asked for some feedback and insights into how you are using our edible insects, what did you like, what you would like to see, and what did you want to see more of. So if...
Sal de Gusano – What is it and how do you make it?
Sal de gusano What is worm salt and how do you make it?Sal de gusano & Worm SaltSal de Gusano or worm salt, is a traditional condiment that can be found in Mexico and often used for salsas, dips, cocktails, tequilas or even on fresh fruit (click here to find some...
What is Insect Frass
Wondering "what is bug frass?" You are not alone! We put together this full article to answer: What is insect frass or bug frass, How do you use it, and How do you make it?Insect frass coming to a garden near youWhat is Insect Frass? A fun question we get at a lot of...
