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Bugs, Beasts, and Beliefs: The Evolving History of Entomophagy

Bugs, Beasts, and Beliefs: The Evolving History of Entomophagy

Bugs, Beasts & Beliefs: The Evolving History of Entomophagy From sacred symbols to snackable sustenance, humans and animals have shared a long, complex, and sometimes contradictory history. For thousands of years, we’ve hunted them, tamed them, worshiped them—and, of course, eaten them. But while most people think of domesticated cows, sheep, and horses when considering [...]

Why Sci-Fi Needs Insect Farming Technology to Imagine the Future of Sustainable Food Systems

Why Sci-Fi Needs Insect Farming Technology to Imagine the Future of Sustainable Food Systems

If you’re a science advisor for sci-fi films or shows, you’re in a unique position to influence how people think about the future of food, agriculture, and technology. You're in a position to amplify Sci-Fi Insect Farming. Art imitates life, and life imitates art. I often find myself talking to the T.V. screen when my [...]

No-Whey! No-Bloat Protein Powder Packs Appeal

When it comes to spending extra money or brain power on food, the average consumer won’t bother for the planet. They will, however, spend a little extra for protein powder that is free from dairy, gluten, soy, and nuts AND causes no digestive upset, bloating, or indigestion.  Kate Stoddard, founder of Orchestra Provisions, reflects, “We [...]

Guest Blog Post: We have a thing or two to learn from other countries when it comes to entomophagy

We have a thing or two to learn from other countries when it comes to entomophagy Guest blog post by: Molly Biagi   Eating insects isn’t a new concept. With cave paintings and other archeological relics depicting insects in hunting scenes, entomophagy has been a suspected staple dating back to the establishment of early human [...]

5 Disgusting Misconceptions about the Insect Industry

Hello! This is a "pre-script" from your favorite Aly Moore. It's been a while since I've blogged; I've been working on some new content, and a mini-series is developing on Instagram. I'm most proud of this one, as I think my “Dear Insect-Industry-Ignorant Journalists…”  series can serve to counteract some harmful misrepresentations of the insect [...]

Recipes for Mealworms (Satisfy That Craving!)

Recipes for Mealworms (Satisfy That Craving!)

I haven’t posted a recipe in approximately... forever months. "How do I cook with bugs?" (beginner level) is still one of the most frequent questions I get, and I’m sorry I’ve failed you on the prompt responses front there! 💡👀🌐 I CAN refer you to the websites of most insect brands - if you’re supporting a company by buying product directly from their site (which you should!), make sure you check out the “recipe” tab on their site - tons of dope recipes featuring their bugs in salads, sauces, smoothies, baked goods, and more! 🐛🐜🦗

How To Cook Cicadas & Which Recipe To Try, Based On Your Zodiac Sign

How To Cook Cicadas & Which Recipe To Try, Based On Your Zodiac Sign

Eating Bugs, How To Cook Cicadas, & Which Recipe You Should Try, Based On Your Zodiac Sign: Environmentally sustainable eating habits have become a popular way to combat climate change. “What Your Zodiac Sign Says About XXX…” infographics have become a popular way to get people to share content. I thought I’d combine the two...

Celebrities Who Eat Bugs

Celebrities Who Eat Bugs

“For my part I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream.” ~Vincent Van Gogh Just like Vince, the stars inspire us too – but our stars are the Hollywood celebrities, famous musicians, and media personalities who make the news every day. We dream of their potential as trendsetters […]

Recipe: Chocolate Chip Cricket Flour Cookies with Candied Crickets

Chocolate Chip Cricket Flour Cookies with Candied Crickets by: Asli Peckan Makes 20 cookies INGREDIENTS: Candied Crickets: ¼ cup dry roasted crickets1 tablespoon unsalted butter1 tablespoon sugar1 pinch salt Dough: 1 stick unsalted butter1 cup all-purpose flour½ cup cricket flour½ tsp baking powder½ tsp baking soda¾ tsp salt6 oz. bittersweet chocolate or 1 cup chocolate […]