Bugible

Hello!
My name is aly, and i eat bugs.

I’ll be your host as we explore the alternative world of critter cuisine! 🔍 Your guide beyond the wonders of eating bugs into a more sustainable, nutritious, diverse, and delicious future. 

Whether I’m crafting curriculums for culinary schools or universities, partnering with voices like Bill Nye or Vice Media, co-hosting events with partners ranging from science centers to vineyards, hosting shows like “Cooking with Critters,” consulting for bug brands or investors curious about the industry, collaborating with trade organizations, or just creating content for the Bugible Blog or Instagram

… I’m on a mission to open minds and mouths. To replace fear of the unknown with curiosity to explore. To serve growing appetites for adventure in the insect industry.

 

Note: I’m blogging less frequently these days, but I’m working with Chapul Farms and Tainable to re-weave insects back into agriculture to close the loop on food production. If you want to support the work we’re doing, please consider donating to our partner 501(c)3 Tainable:

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Bugs aren’t the only solution to our global food challenges, but they’re a BIG part of it. And they’re certainly a provocative way to steer the conversation back to the facts: what we eat impacts our bodies and the environment. To have a big impact on the future… it’s time to think smaller.

What started as a blog is now my life’s passion – I’m here to support the family of friends I’ve made in this incredible space. Welcome!

Please follow @bugible on Instagram for updates, recipes, and more!

Interested in buying bugs? Check out Bugible’s resources here or visit Bugible’s Amazon list here

Getting started in the space? Contact me directly about promotion, consulting, or wholesale supply at aly@bugible.com.

Interested in fundraising or investing in the space? Message aly@bugible.com

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