Tried "cricket flour" today, ending 7+ years of being vegan!
I don't know if this is something anyone would find interesting, but today I tried cricket flour. Have any of you heard of it? I've been vegan since I was 15, and decided to try eating insects (ending my veganism) for a variety of reasons.
The cricket flour, or powder, has a sand like consistency, and is completely fine (no bug bits). It smells like peanut butter and has an aftertaste that is sort of like cheez-its.
Would you ever try it? Would you ever eat insects?
Insect farming is environmentally sustainable and is relatively ethical. It's one of those alternatives to animal agriculture no one really talks about.
The cricket flour, or powder, has a sand like consistency, and is completely fine (no bug bits). It smells like peanut butter and has an aftertaste that is sort of like cheez-its.
Would you ever try it? Would you ever eat insects?
Insect farming is environmentally sustainable and is relatively ethical. It's one of those alternatives to animal agriculture no one really talks about.
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