Eating insects is generally seen as a pretty disgusting thing, especially in the western world...but what if it became more necessary and more of a norm? Things like cricket flour and mealworms are becoming more popular as a great source of protein. Would you give this kind of diet a go or is it a step too far?
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This is where we bought the live mealworms if you're interested: http://horizoninsects.co.uk/
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Taste Testing Edible Bugs & Insects | Alternative Proteins ─ SORTEDfood
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