Indigenous Australians understood how humans, animals, plants and all of life are interconnected and this understanding, alongside their hunter gatherer lifestyle, lead them to bugs as an important source of food.
You may have not tried crickets yet, but you have probably heard about it. But can you picture yourself adding cricket powder to your recipes? It may be challenging at first, but I guarantee you can get over the ick factor!
Being aware of the impact of healthy eating on growth and development, your children’s health and nutrient consumption is incredibly important to you. Here are our top 5 tips for encouraging fussy kids form a love for healthy, whole foods.
How did we come across eating crickets? That's definitely one of the most frequently asked questions we get, so I thought I'd share the story to our community
Bugs are making waves in the alternative protein scene we think they’re on their way to the top of the charts! How have insects crawled their way onto mainstream supermarket shelves? We’re glad you asked!
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