Eat crickets and stop droughts

[rangerrebew]

Eat crickets and stop droughts

Cheddar Cheese Puffs made with cricket flour are already here (in Canada anyway).
The company that sells the Cricket Puffs is called ActuallyFoods, possibly because BugFoods, or Pests-for-dinner might not be a winner.

Cricket flour, Actually Food, Cheddar Cheese Puffs.
 

Worth noting: “People who are allergic to Shellfish may be allergic to Crickets”.

They are professional marketeers. Putting cricket flour into the junk food category first is a way to sneak it in and quietly normalize it. People buying junk foods at the supermarket probably aren’t reading the ingredients list too closely, and people eating puffs at parties definitely aren’t.

Remember eating crickets will change jet streams
Or at least make you feel saintly:

https://joannenova.com.au/2022/08/eat-crickets-and-stop-droughts/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=eat-crickets-and-stop-droughts

[DefiantMassRINO]

Is Actually Foods a division of the Soylent Corporation?

[rustynail]

Use crickets to catch fish.

[LMAO]

I would eat them. I’m willing to try anything if it’s prepared by the right chef

Years ago, there was a local trapper who cooked up some beaver meat and I tried it and I thought it was  pretty good. Seasoned nice and cook just right

I also really like sushi and sashimi. So cricket puffs might be delicious

[GtHawk]

Well there was this one Cricket back in the day...



It's Funny they did a bit on Gutfeld the other night about the left pushing eating insects instead of meat, they figured this recent push by them along with increasing the price and availability of meat is just the next step in trying to guilt people to go vegan.

[Kamaji]

Well there was this one Cricket back in the day...



It's Funny they did a bit on Gutfeld the other night about the left pushing eating insects instead of meat, they figured this recent push by them along with increasing the price and availability of meat is just the next step in trying to guilt people to go vegan.

[Sighlass]

Face it, your flour has a lot of bug parts in the mix.. Bible says you can eat locus, John the Baptist did. I would try it, I image dried it would taste like pig skins (just guessing). Not sure I am up for eating them raw.

[roamer_1]

I would eat them. I’m willing to try anything if it’s prepared by the right chef

I have no problem eating bugs. Though I prefer them dead and fried. 

Years ago, there was a local trapper who cooked up some beaver meat and I tried it and I thought it was  pretty good. Seasoned nice and cook just right

That is a surprise! Good on ya! Beaver tail (especially) is a delicacy... Though I can't eat it anymore (not kosher).

I also really like sushi and sashimi. So cricket puffs might be delicious

Not a fan - But mostly because of a bad experience. Like bugs, till they're cooked, they're bait. 

[catfish1957]

Seems we get a dose of daily stupid shit from the left wing trying to mess up everyone's lives/

[berdie]

Well, maybe if they were breaded, deep fried and dipped in cheese sauce.

But just think how many crickets there would have to be to feed the world. And how loud the "crop" would be.

[GtHawk]

Well, maybe if they were breaded, deep fried and dipped in cheese sauce.

But just think how many crickets there would have to be to feed the world. And how loud the "crop" would be.

We had a cricket explosion a couple of years ago, it looked like the sidewalks were moving at night. I so detest their chirping, it's unfortunately one of those things I hear all to clearly despite my hearing loss that I would be hard pressed to eat them...knowingly.