Bestselling Edible Insects
Mixed Edible Insects (Original)
Mixed Edible Insects (Original Mix)There’s a fly in my soup! (Actually it’s a silkworm and anyway, w..
$2.80 $5.60
Edible Armor Tail Scorpions
It’s not only C-list celebrities that get to munch on dodgy-looking critters in a jungle-based TV de..
$4.95
Edible Black Asian Forest Scorpion
Edible Black Scorpions are also known as Asian Forest Scorpions (Heterometrus Longimanus sp).They ar..
$6.50
Mixed Edible Insects (Limited Edition)
Mixed Edible Insects (Limited Edition)There’s a fly in my soup! (Actually it’s a silkworm and anyway..
$2.90 $5.60
Special Offers
Acheta Crickets Large Pack 50g
Bag of ready to eat small edible crickets with eggs. Crickets (Acheta domestica Sp) are a delicac..
$6.90 $9.00
Bug Kebab Silkworm & Grasshopper
Mixed Bug Kebab with grasshoppers and silkworms skewered on a stick, kebab style. Cooked and then de..
$3.50 $4.20
Diving Beetles with Salt
Edible Diving Beetles (Dytiscidae and Hydrosidae Sp) are rich in protein and calcium.We source our d..
$3.50 $5.60
Edible Bamboo Worms
Edible Bamboo Worms (Omphisa fuscidentalis) They are grubs, but could pass for corn puffs, and ha..
$4.50 $5.80
Edible Black Crickets - Gryllus Bimaculatus
Bag of ready-to-eat salted Field Crickets (Gryllus Bimaculatus Sp).The Field Crickets in this bag co..
$3.90 $5.60
Edible Crickets - Acheta Domesticus
Bag of ready to eat edible house crickets. House Crickets (Acheta domesticus Sp) are a de..
$3.80 $5.60
Edible Mealworms - Tenebrio Molitor
Dehydrated Salted Mealworms (Tenebrio Molitor). Can be used as a crunchy topping for savoury or swe..
$3.90 $5.60
Edible Superworms - Zophobas Morio
Superworms (Zophobas morio) is a healthy and valuable source of protein. They are crunchy and taste ..
$3.90 $6.50
Edible Termite Alates
Edible Termite Alates (winged reproductives).Termite Alates sole purpose is to start new colonies an..
$5.50 $6.50
Giant Edible June Bugs
Giant Edible June Beetes (Holotrichia sp.). Holotrichia is a genus of beetle in the family Scarabaei..
$4.60 $5.60
Grasshopper Powder (Oxya Yezoensis Sp)
High-quality grasshopper protein powder packed in a foil pouch.We raise our grasshoppers on GAP-cert..
$1.50 $11.50
Grasshoppers Chocolate Covered
Oven roasted grasshoppers (Oxya Yezoensis Sp) covered in delicious dark chocolate.Our grasshoppers a..
$3.80 $4.80
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Edible Tarantula in a bag
This bag contains one old-world Tarantula (Haplopelma Albostriatum), dehydrated and salted. It comes..
$9.80
Amazing Silk Moth Gift Set
The Amazing Silk Moth Educational Gift Set brought to you by Thailand Unique. This one-of-a-kind gif..
$17.00
Fried Silkworms - Chilli & Lime Flavour
Crispy Fried Silkworm (Bombyx Mori) with a tasty chilli and lime seasoning. Silkworms have an a..
$4.50
Crickets - Tom Yum Flavour
New Product 2021. Bag of ready-to eat house crickets seasoned with Hot & Spicy Tom Yum Soup seas..
$3.90
Edible insects, unique foods and drinks for sale since 2003, Shipping Worldwide.
We sell everything from plain insects, insect oils, and candy to scorpion liquor and edible tarantulas. If it's insect-related, we will probably stock it. All of our products are made in-house at our HACCP-certified factory, so you can be confident you are buying quality products.
Why eat edible insects?
Thе рrасtісе of еаtіng insects is knоwn аѕ еntоmорhаgу. Many аnіmаlѕ, ѕuсh аѕ ѕріdеrѕ, lizards аnd bіrdѕ, are еntоmорhаgоuѕ, аѕ аrе many іnѕесtѕ. People throughout the world have bееn eating іnѕесtѕ as a regular part of their dіеtѕ for a millennia.
Ovеrаll, еntоmорhаgу саn bе promoted for thrее rеаѕоnѕ:
1. Health: Insects аrе healthy, nutritious alternatives tо mainstream ѕtарlеѕ ѕuсh as сhісkеn, pork, beef and even fіѕh (frоm ocean саtсh). Mаnу insects аrе rісh іn рrоtеіn and gооd fats and high in calcium, іrоn and zіnс. Inѕесtѕ already fоrm a traditional part of many regional and national diets.
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What will it take for Western countries to start eating insects?
Human beings have been consuming insects for thousands of years. The practice of eating insects, known as Entomophagy, is common in most parts of Asia, Africa, South America, Australia and New Zealand. In fact, more than 80% of the world’s nations continue to eat insects on a regular basis!
However, many Western countries do not include insects in their diet. Scientists suspect this is because Anglo-Saxons originated from colder climates — where insects were less common. Insects became viewed as a pest and not a food source.
It is unfortunate because there are many health and environment benefits obtained from eating edible insects. People in the West are missing out on a delicious and nutritious source of food!
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