Product: ecoEat Edible Insects Big Black Crickets to Eat – Edible Bugs Edible Dehydrated Crickets - Snack Food Gifts (15g)
Brand: ViiAN
-ecoEatHere we are providing 100% fresh and carefully dehydrated edible insect bugs.We at ecoEat providing dehydrated crickets which is carefully packed with no any preservatives.-WHY TRY OUR EDIBLE INSECTS?Edible bugs to eat for humans available in different sizes and we carefully process our edible bug candy during the process of dehydrated,boiled or frying to ensure that they last for up to 12 months to ensure they’re fresh and tasty when you received them.The Eatable black crickets in the packet are individually wrapped. Edibles are a great source of protein and energy.We give you great edible products in which we didn't use any color and MSG.-INGREDIENTS:Big Crickets (Gryllus Bimaculatus), Salt to maintain freshness and its bag also contains 1x oxygen absorber  (Not Fried)
✅ INGREDIENTS: Big Crickets (Gryllus Bimaculatus), Salt to maintain freshness and its bag also contains 1x oxygen absorber which makes this Boiled and dehydrated crickets perfect.
✅ NUTRITIOUS: Edible crickets is a classic thai snack with no any color or preservatives. although edible bugs for humans contains nutritional content that can be great source of protein, fat and energy.
✅ WHAT WE PROVIDE: Our crickets are raised on specially selected farms. They are fed a healthy diet of mixed grains, high protien cricket feed and vegetables. They are raised in clean, sealed and hygienic conditions.
✅ GIFTING IDEA: Edible insects is a perfect way to expose students to different cultures around the planet. All of our insect candy and snacks are made with great care, using only completely edible Farm-raised insects that makes it a great and delicious gift.
✅ CUSTOMER SATISFACTION: We carefully process our edible bug candy during the process of dehydrated, boiled or frying to ensure that they last for up to 12 months to ensure they’re fresh and tasty when you received them.

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