Below is a nice selection of bugs you can eat. Use this link for a full selection of edible insects.
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$39.95 —Subscription Available
DIY INSECT COOKIES
Only $19.95
This packages comes with:
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- Two Recipe Cards
- Two “I Ate a Bug” Buttons
- Ounce of Roasted Crickets
- One “I Ate a Bug” Certificate
Baking cookies is a fun family activity to begin with. But, add an ounce of crickets and it becomes an adventure.
Tell your kids they’re about to make cookies with bugs and the fun begins.
DIY CHOCOLATE COVERED CRICKETS
Only $29.95
This packages comes with:
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- Four Ounces Roasted Crickets
- Four Ounces Milk Chocolate
- Six “I Ate a Bug” Buttons
- Parchment Paper
- Instructions
Chocolate covered crickets are an old time snack kids love today.
ENTOMOPHAGY DINNER
Only $29.95
This packages comes with:
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- Two Recipe Cards
- Four”I Ate a Bug” Buttons
- One Tin of Ants
- One Tin of Sal de Gusano
- One Ounce of Chapulines
- One “Entomophagist” Certificate
Your family will never forget this dinner!
DIY MEX HAPPY HOUR
Only $34.95
This packages comes with:
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- Two Talavera Shot Glasses
- Talavera Snack Bowl
- One Ounce of Chapulines
- One Ounce of Sal de Gusano
- Two “Eat Chapulines” Buttons
Even stuck inside, you can just about feel the hot sun and the sand between your toes. Viva Mexico!
ENTOMOPHAGY BUTTONS
Have fun with this wild collection of Entomophagy buttons. There are a few “I Ate A Bug Buttons” plus other bug related buttons.
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$9.99
ENTOMOPHAGY FOR A HEALTHY FUTURE
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