Research Finds Edible Insects in our Ancestors Diets
Globally, over 2 Billion people currently eat insects around the world. From ants to scorpions, edible insects provide a ready and available source of protein and nutrition. In fact, a lot of protein and nutrition, and a food source that can be readily gathered if...
Amber Candy and Fossil Cookies: The Evolutionary Dance of Entomophagy
This guest blog post and recipe was crafted and inspired by the amazing Wondersmith! For the past few years we have been following each others work. So when The Wondersmith reached out about collaborating on an edible insect inspired post and recipe we jumped at the...Cockroach Milk: The New Superfood or Hard Pass?
Every week, and sometimes every day new articles are released about the NEW superfood. While this can feel bombarding and loosely thrown around as a term, the potential impact makes it well worth it in our opinion. From what started with an announcement in 2016...
Are Edible Insects the Next Superfood?
From fried hornets in Japan to red worms in Mexico, to fried termites in Africa and foods made with cricket flour right here in the US, edible insects are finding their way onto our dinner plates. Why? Edible insects are sustainable and nutritious, containing…
