ecoEatEdible Insects Big Black Crickets to Eat – Edible Bugs Edible Dehydrated Crickets - Snack Food Gifts (15g)

I ordered these as a treat for my students at school. They had written an argumentative essay about eating bugs. Everyone who tried them loved them.

...you're eating bugs. I think it's safe to say a portion of us did not grow up eating bugs, and that portion of us will not find it as delectable as those who did. But you might be able to make it more tolerable with a bit of flavoring or cooking, but I'm uncertain how that might impact the nutritional value of these little things.I didn't do well with the taste, got something bitter out of it, but I personally would not let that discourage me.The price is objectively big, yes, but I think its justifiable as you're buying them from a company who prepares them for human consumption, and not dubious feeder insects from...the pet store? I honestly hope nobody gets the idea to do that last bit.If you find these to be inedible, then there's no need to worry about the price since I am certain you won't be coming back for another purchase. As for me, I think I'll give it another try. There's the "benefits" of eating crickets, but there's also the curiosity of trying something you don't normally eat besides your usual farm-grown protein.

did a presentation on why bugs are the future of meat and ended it by eating some of these bad boys in front of everyone before offering it to the crowd and I had a few takers. Delightfully crunchy!

Expensive for such a small bag

I liked the price and the ease with ordering them.

Overpriced joke. Sent in a paper envelope, inside a plastic envelope, inside another plastic envelope with a very small amount of product. Other cricket products provide more at a lower price. This is stupidity on display. It's microwaved! Don't order it.

Love

surprisingly these taste really good, even if they didn't have a light sprinkle of salt, I think I would still actually enjoy them. I would say their crunchy torso tastes the best.