The cookie recipe is excellent - with this package
I teach 5th grade students in Illinois.  We read and article about using insects as a protein source for our future diets.  The article argued how insects took less space and energy resources to raise, but when prepared for a dietary resource contributed much needed protein.  The students wrote argument papers for, or against, eating insects.  The majority of the class, to my surprise, argued &#34;for&#34; eating insects!  So I ordered this cricket flour to make the vanilla chocolate chip cookies from the website's recipes.  The cookie recipe is excellent - with this package, it made about 48 cookies.  I was, however, under-educated on what happens when you bake a massive amount of cricket flour in the oven - it smells like you just put a 1,000 insects on a cookie sheet and roasted them.  But - I wouldn't consider that a deterrent from seriously participating in insects as a protein source.  It's more like a head's up to open your kitchen windows prior to baking with cricket flour.  So, hot out of the oven, the cookies were awesome at first bite, but super-foreign to the taste-buds after that.  However - the next day, I brought the cookies to school.  25 of 27 students ate them.  I ate another one.  We all agreed they were super good - so I'd recommend (if using the cookie recipe) letting them cool and &#34;settle&#34; prior to eating.  The product packaging is excellent, and the contents - the cricket flour - comes at a super-high quality.  Keep going Cricket Flours LLC!  My students and I agree with the concept of supplementing our diets with insects!
Rating: 5 stars