RE: Meal Worms A Significant Survival Food Source?

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Meal Worms A Significant Survival Food Source?

in homesteading •  7 years ago 

I remember hearing about crickets as a food source from a Shark Tank pitch: Chapul

Apparently, their cricket flour protein bars contain more protein and 50% less fat than beef. Assuming they require roughly the same resources to "farm" as meal worms then I can see the economic incentive behind developing this kind of industry....
But between you and me, bugs are icky and I don't want to eat them :D

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      ·  7 years ago 

    Icky is the undersatement of the day.

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        ·  7 years ago 

      Iceland made some kind of cricket bar, I heard from my sister-in-law. We spent so much time looking for them on a sister trip. Maybe she saw it on shark tank. She likes that show. No judgement from me, bugs (mealworms especially) are gross.

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