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Old 07-30-12, 01:31 PM
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Cricket Energy Bars

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Long accepted in other parts of the world, entomophagy -- the technical term for eating insects -- has gained traction domestically in the past decade with splashy features in The New Yorker and New York Times.
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They should skip the oats, then they could market the gluten-free aspect.

Actually, cyclists are the perfect market for such a bar. We eat pounds of insects, albeit involuntarily, every year.
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Originally Posted by B. Carfree
They should skip the oats, then they could market the gluten-free aspect.

Actually, cyclists are the perfect market for such a bar. We eat pounds of insects, albeit involuntarily, every year.
Actually, we are the worst market for such a bar - we don't need a bar for our share of insects, especially if you are a commuter
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I wonder how they get around the FDA's maximum percentage of insect parts.
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Honestly, they aren't even that healthy for you from a nutrient point of view. Many other better raw, gluten-free, vegan bars out there that are WAY better for you than these.
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Originally Posted by Roarau
Honestly, they aren't even that healthy for you from a nutrient point of view. Many other better raw, gluten-free, vegan bars out there that are WAY better for you than these.
no thank you to the raw diet
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