Cricket powder made of 100% Cricket (.22 lb)
Key features
- •Cricketerra's crickets are raised on FDA-registered farms and fed a diet of vegetables in hygienic conditions. Crickets are pressure cooked & ground into a fine cricket powder.
- •Cricketerra cricket powder is 100% pure crickets unlike others you'll see that are mixed with baking flour or flavoring (why pay to ship that?). Each bag contains 3.5oz at 70% protein - that's almost 1/4 pound. It takes approximately 1,100 crickets to make this bag of 100% pure cricket powder.
- •Add extra protein into baked goods, energy bars, PB&J, veggie burgers, beans n' rice, pancakes, dinner dishes and more!
- •Cricket contains twice as much protein as beef, as much calcium as milk, as much Vitamin B12 as salmon, and 17 amino acids, including Lysine.
Cricket powder made of 100% Cricket (.22 lb)
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Customer Reviews
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Tastes good. I would advise to mix it with wheat ...
LRB•March 25, 2017
Tastes good. I would advise to mix it with wheat flour because it is very heavy, I made chocolate chip cookies with half this and half wheat flour and One cookie was like eating a protein bar.
Yummy!!
Waiting for the bus•July 11, 2016
My shrimp allege does not react to this product.
Tasty high protein, low carb alternative to flour
CC•May 21, 2016
Delicious, nutritious, and environmentally friendly! I love to bake but try to stay low carb, and decided to try this. I made cinnamon muffins (see pic) and there was a unique light protein taste, but they were very good! I brought some into work and my co-workers, with some encouragement, tried them and they loved them too. The only weird thing is that when you bite into them, they make a little chirping sound. Just kidding!
Acquired Aftertaste
Jacob H.•October 6, 2015
It came on time and the product tasted as I suspected. It does have a very earthy, interesting aftertaste. I added it to the crust of a cheesecake I made, and the aftertaste is noticeable. Not bad, but not good. Definitely a taste to be acquired.
Pretty Good
Kayla•September 23, 2015
After trying some cricket protein bars I decided to cut costs and make my own. This is great! All you need is some dried berries, dates, cricket flour, nuts and a blender.
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