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- Chocolate Covered Crickets – Cricket Flours Recipes & Desserts Have you ever tried a chocolate covered cricket? If not, it is about time! We were back in the kitchen working on some new recipes and creations and decided to play around with melting chocolate and our Cricket Bites and Cricket Salt line of products. For many people trying anything covered in chocolate is the key to their hearts....and stomachs. Of course it doesn't hurt that crickets are naturally 60% protein by weight and contain omega-3s and omega-6s too. We first started working on this recipe as a garnish for another dish, but by themselves these Chocolate Covered Crickets hit the spot. We coupled the toasted crunch of the cricket with the smooth richness of milk chocolate, but finished it off with some spicy heat from our new line of Cricket Salt. While…
- Portland Brownies with a Secret Ingredient: Crickets This past week we had the amazing opportunity to meet with the staff of the Oregonian based in Portland, Oregon. We got in touch with the announcement of our current Kickstarter for a new Cricket Salt (check out the Kickstarter here). We love talking to people about how to eat insects or explaining about the sustainability potential behind using insects as a source of protein. However, we love it even more when they get a chance or are brave enough to try some for themselves! When eating crickets or using edible insects in recipes, the main hurdle is always having someone approach the idea with an open mind. Growing up, not many people try cricket flour or make recipes using cricket protein. Yet eating sushi or trying crawfish does not seem so foreign...but…
- Chirps Chips & New Cricket Flour Chip/Cracker Recipe This Friday, ABC's Shark Tank tv show will be featuring one of our fellow edible insect companies! For some people, trying full crickets or insects that still look like an insect can be difficult to get out of their mind. And it makes sense, not often do we eat a chicken while it still looks like a chicken, etc. We get it! However, there are a lot of great ways to incorporate cricket protein when it is used as a powder that helps to reduce the amount of land, feed, and water resources and still taste great. This can be in the form of cricket flour recipes like cricket chips, muffins, shakes, smoothies, etc. This week we are prepping for a viewing party of the new episode of Shark Tank and decided to…
- 3 Perfect Recipes to Incorporate Edible Insects This week our team arrived in Europe for a business trip for a few weeks. Specifically we will be traveling throughout Poland and Germany, and already the history and culture is amazing. Each town is steeped in stories as buildings and churches, older than our own country, are a normal part of their everyday lives. However, eating edible insects and products that contain cricket flour or cricket powder are not so normal. But that is ok because we have 3 perfect recipes that you can use to incorporate edible insects in order to start experimenting with a sustainable source of protein. Cricket Brotchen Supported by the state, many individuals throughout Germany and Poland incorporate delicious rolls and breads to start their mornings. Warm rolls and breads packed with seeds are paired with cheeses,…
