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6 hours ago, beetle said:

When you eat them,do you think about the keedas?

Do they put the whole thing in or do they remove their innards ?

Yea, it was funny, I saw it in the market, and I vacillated for a bit on picking them up or not. Something made me pick them up. 

 

And, the first few chips I ate, I did think about the keedas, and felt a little queasy. But, once I got beyond the mind, I realized these tasted just like regular chips. After that, it felt fine.

 

It's the whole thing. "Cricket flour is made by whole-milling cooked crickets that have been dried. It is a whole, unprocessed food and not an isolated protein source."

Posted
1 minute ago, flamy said:

Yea, it was funny, I saw it in the market, and I vacillated for a bit on picking them up or not. Something made me pick them up. 

 

And, the first few chips I ate, I did think about the keedas, and felt a little queasy. But, once I got beyond the mind, I realized these tasted just like regular chips. After that, it felt fine.

 

It's the whole thing. "Cricket flour is made by whole-milling cooked crickets that have been dried. It is a whole, unprocessed food and not an isolated protein source."

Food of the future.

Posted
3 hours ago, beetle said:

Food of the future.

Certainly. It is way more sustainable than other meats, and is good protein source.

 

 

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