Crickets (small) | Edible Insects “Sweet Chili”

Cricket: Subtlety and flavors for this edible insect

The sweetness of sugar and the spiciness of chilli: this is what Next-Food offers you in all simplicity to flavor the famous edible crickets. It’s a real treat for entomophages and an opportunity to taste the delights of edible insects for those who have never taken them.

Ideal as an aperitif insect or salad

In order to concoct crickets with sweet pepper, Next-Food selects the best specimens from its eco-responsible breeding.

In order to comply with standards, these insects to eat are boiled before being dried and packaged in 25 g sachets.

Next Food guarantees the freshness of edible insects before any preparation and preserves the authenticity of the taste of edible crickets.

As an aperitif, in soup or by integrating well-known recipes, this edible insect is a wonderful replacement for crisps, peanuts, meat and even fish.

Available on next-food.net, these food insects bring flavors that will delight the taste buds of entomophages and surprise neophytes. To order some, visit next-food.net!

Entomophagy: insect protein

Currently, intensive animal husbandry provides the bulk of the protein we consume around the world. However, this practice is known for its environmental impacts due to greenhouse gases and ammonia.

By opting for the insect farming such as the cricket, the , the silkworms… Next Food relies on practices much less polluting and more particularly less energy-consuming.

Indeed, compared to pig breeding, a cricket breeding, for example, has 4 times less carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide, 5 times less methane and 10 times less ‘ammonia. In addition, edible insects transmit fewer diseases to humans. The risk of catching the flu after eating insects grilled is almost non-existent.

Today, we have no less than 1,400 species of edible insects. Many of them are familiar to us. This is the case with crickets, ants, caterpillars and locusts. Besides, there are different ways to taste them. You can eat them in porridge, as an aperitif, in insect chocolate, caramelized… So, buy all kinds of edible insects on next-food.net!