TonyRubbles
TonyRubbles t1_iqnv39q wrote
Reply to comment by illessen in Global insect protein market spreads its wings by 2027 by vpuetf
Ah fuck I love those too! Devastating betrayal of your palette lol
Had a friend in school eat a ladybug as a dare and he said it tasted awful, he would regularly eat crickets and ants no problem.
TonyRubbles t1_iqnuidg wrote
Reply to comment by defiant_turtle1 in Global insect protein market spreads its wings by 2027 by vpuetf
Fear Factor traumatized me and I'm sure many others with those big bastards. Do they bring them out and try to get everyone to hold them while laughing at all the reactions?
TonyRubbles t1_iqnu9p1 wrote
Reply to comment by illessen in Global insect protein market spreads its wings by 2027 by vpuetf
Yeah I've seen candy with bugs in them since the early 90s. Farmer mart type places usually have fried or chocolate covered in some form too.
TonyRubbles t1_iqntvwg wrote
Reply to comment by defiant_turtle1 in Global insect protein market spreads its wings by 2027 by vpuetf
If it's marketed towards kids as healthy snacks and the taste is great I could see it creeping into households, or schools, very fast.
TonyRubbles t1_iqnm4fv wrote
Reply to comment by Eran_Mintor in Global insect protein market spreads its wings by 2027 by vpuetf
I've eaten spicy fried crickets and they taste just like the seasoning and are crunchy like anything fried would be.
America as a whole just needs to be sold(marketed) on the idea before it's widely accepted. Definitely won't be long once companies try to make money off of it.
TonyRubbles t1_iqnlpra wrote
Reply to comment by Druidicgoth in Global insect protein market spreads its wings by 2027 by vpuetf
Haha that is true, lobster wasn't always seen as a fancy meal either. Wonder how long till we see hissing cockroaches as the delicacy they are.
TonyRubbles t1_iqnljn1 wrote
Reply to comment by eryc333 in Global insect protein market spreads its wings by 2027 by vpuetf
I don't care one way or another. Most Americans will not be on board at first is all. Yes everyone eats all kinds of stuff where they have no idea what ingredients actually are.
TonyRubbles t1_iqn75se wrote
I can only see this working in the US market if it has a name completely separated from bugs and is in the form of a powdered protein or snuck into existing foods. The minute someone finds a cricket leg in their food it's all over the news.
TonyRubbles t1_iqnv7wi wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Global insect protein market spreads its wings by 2027 by vpuetf
"Powered by Crickets" is one way to put it. 10% seems low though.