It was a day to remember, intimidating at first but it felt right. As soon as I got in the room with the legend Mark Bouris himself, blood was running faster but a sense of calmness came into my mind. The show was on!
Perhaps you’re envisioning the Grilo team running through fields with butterfly nets, nimbly catching wild crickets. Well, whilst we’re pretty quick on our feet, the process looks a little different from that…
Bugs, so small, mighty and nutritious in goodness too, but who would have thought… that edible insects could be the food of the future?
New protein alternatives - such as crickets - are shaping up to claim their place as the next big thing! Crickets have been featured on Men’sFitness Magazine as a high protein source that might better suit your muscle-building goals. Check out the full article!
Are crickets vegan? At Grilo we get that question a lot! In theory, the answer is 'no'. But some people believe vegans should add bugs into their diets and become
Unless you have been living under a rock you would have become increasingly aware to the important role you play to the health of the planet. Specifically, to your choices of meat and the impact this has on the health of Earth.
Millions of people and their ancestors across a variety of cultures have been eating insects as part of their daily diets throughout their lives. Yet, most people of Western countries are repulsed by the idea of touching, much less eating insects
Does the thought of eating crickets make you cringe? You may want to think again. Entomophagy (eating insects) has sparked the interest of a new generation of chefs, adventure enthusiasts and fitness fanatics, all jumping on board the cricket bandwagon
I’m totally crazy about superfoods (you should see my pantry!) and I love to try them all. I normally just add them to my regular recipes and meals. Pretty easy! At the end of each year I get very excited to read all things superfoods and
So you’ve been thinking about trying cricket powder but you’re just not sure if it’s right for you. What if I told you that eating crickets is not only more sustainable than beef, pork or chicken but is a also high source of vitamin B12? If