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Posted: 2/20/2019 1:36:18 AM EDT
Crickets don’t fart and don’t use much food or water.
Sustainable. Now we’ll see how far those animal rights activists go. Probably use Jimmy Cricket as a https://m.chron.com/life/article/Texas-farmed-edible-crickets-will-hit-H-E-B-13627719.php |
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Big protein isn't bad. I had some sort of nugget made from it. Tasted like chicken.
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I was trying to get over my fear of insects, so I went to the Chinese market and bought a can of fried crickets.
I open the can and there are a bunch of normal sized crickets, and one Egyptian plague locust motherfucker at the bottom of the can. I ate the crickets over a few days, and I figured it was working. I wasn't as bothered by it as when I started. I avoided eating the big one until it was the last one left. I worked up my courage and put it in my mouth. As I bit down, I tasted the nastiest thing I've ever had in my mouth. Fuck those things. |
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I was trying to get over my fear of insects, so I went to the Chinese market and bought a can of fried crickets. I open the can and there are a bunch of normal sized crickets, and one Egyptian plague locust motherfucker at the bottom of the can. I ate the crickets over a few days, and I figured it was working. I wasn't as bothered by it as when I started. I avoided eating the big one until it was the last one left. I worked up my courage and put it in my mouth. As I bit down, I tasted the nastiest thing I've ever had in my mouth. Fuck those things. View Quote |
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Dubia roaches would be a better option. More protein, less chitin per bug. My leopard geckos love them.
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HEB will try anything once. I can't wait to hear the spiel from the ladies that give out the samples.
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Crickets don’t fart and don’t use much food or water. Sustainable. Now we’ll see how far those animal rights activists go. Probably use Jimmy Cricket as a https://m.chron.com/life/article/Texas-farmed-edible-crickets-will-hit-H-E-B-13627719.php View Quote It's JIMINY. CRICKET. |
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Quoted: This thread is disgusting. And after I read your post, I now look at the face on your avatar and envision a barbed View Quote |
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I believe this is the brand featured on Shark Tank,
The owners are esteemed as entrepreneurs. Sure, they have gotten shelf space with the major Texas grocer. Beat CA to the crunch. |
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No, I'd voluntarily wrestle a cougar rather than a bucket of roaches. Those damn things still terrify me for some reason. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: This thread is disgusting. And after I read your post, I now look at the face on your avatar and envision a barbed |
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This is the protein the DNC will force you to eat while Kobe and Waigu Beef are reserved for the finest state dinners.
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When I was growing up on Ft. Hood, the Korean wives would be under the street lights filling large paper grocery bags with shitloads of crickets during cricket season.
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When I was growing up on Ft. Hood, the Korean wives would be under the street lights filling large paper grocery bags with shitloads of crickets during cricket season. View Quote |
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But why meme..?
Did all the Cows, Chickens and Fish go extinct I’m ok with it if last resort, but.....? |
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I have seen two cricket based products for sale already here in NY.
"Chirps" are chips made out of cricket flour and I saw some cricket based protien powder somewhere else. |
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I saw boxes of edible crickets for sale at the historic Horne’s restaurant in Port Royal, VA last time I was there. They had various flavors like potato chips, such as sour cream and onion. So perhaps they taste like potato chips.
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I was about to lease out my cattle rights but now I can lease out my cricket rights too?!?!! I'll be rich!!!!!
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Nah, I'm good. My ancestors graduated from eating bugs, I shall not offend them by backsliding into eating bugs.
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Somewhere I still have my " I ate a bug" button from Fluker Cricket Farm. Late '80s
Chocolate coveted and crunchy goodness. |
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My wife wants to raise them lol. To be fair she is an Entomologist.
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I saw boxes of edible crickets for sale at the historic Horne’s restaurant in Port Royal, VA last time I was there. They had various flavors like potato chips, such as sour cream and onion. So perhaps they taste like potato chips. View Quote 2 quail, 2 eggs, two meats, 2... Used to meet the furbuyer there. Belive it's still a stop, but havent gone inside in 30 years |
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Sweet! I'm down.
Fyi if your allergic to shrimp/lobster these will also kill you Also FYI. Higher protein. Zero fat. I believe insect based foods are the future |
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LoL
I wonder if this was federally funded What market research showed this to have a good market potential? Who the hell funded this? |
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Meh, I have eaten the cricket chips. I hate the noisy ass things, grilling them is a natural solution.
Besides, if TX has anything, its crickets. Stopped in a TX gas station one around 3 Rivers and the damn things had coated everything. Walking was like crunch, crunch, slip, crunch, slip. |
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This bugs me, but I don't know why.
I figured there be more replies to this thread, but instead...crickets. |
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Sounds like something ocassional cortex would have championed.
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They had them at the Okefenokee state park office - BBQ, and cheese flavored. My clan said, nope.
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America will have more Mexicans than European immigrants. They're probably catering to that demographic. Article even says crickets are a thing in Mexico.
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Crickets smell disgusting; how do these food products not smell disgusting? Or do they? I keep hearing references to strong seasonings/flavorings, which might be a hint.
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Bugs are the future for protein.
Livestock has a conversion rate of about 6:1 food to protein. Crickets have a conversion rate of about 1.1:1. Very efficient. They also contain more protein by weight. 100g of beef will yield about 30g of protein, 100g of crickets will yield about 65g of protein. |
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