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Garlic cricket chips, an healthy and tasty alternative to classic potato chips.
Thanks to insect powder and high quality ingredients, chips acquire great nutritional properties.
This healthy snacks is done with legume and cricket flour, that is rich in minerals and protein and low in fat.
Ingredients
Cricket powder (Acheta domesticus) 7%, pea flour 68%, lentil flour 10%, pumpkin flour, poppy, mixed spices, sea salt, yeast extract, rapeseed oil.
Allergens
Crickets (Acheta domesticus), celery, celery leaf (mixture of organic spices).
People allergic to shellfish, molluscs, crustaceans or mites may be allergic to insects.
May contain nuts, gluten, soy, sesame, milk, sulfites, eggs.
€2.50
The first Italian edible insect product!
These supertasty extruded corn chips, with lentil flour and insect powder, are made in Italy with the best raw materials, flavored with exclusive cheese taste.
Baked in oven, with no palm oil, dyes or added preservatives, these chips have half the fat and double the protein than traditional ones!
Perfect as a healthy and innovative snack or to share during an aperitiv or a party.
The only ones with insect powder authorized by the European Community!
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Fucibo chips are certified by Entotrust. Entotrust is the first organisation in Europe focused on insect based products. The Entotrust certification means quality and safety: our chips passed many microbiological, bacteriological and hygiene tests, in compliance with the highest national and international standards. |
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Ingredients
Corn flour, lentil flour (15%), dried Tenebrio molitor larva (yellow mealworm) powder (10%), sunflower oil, natural flavors, salt.
Allergens
Mealworms (Tenebrio molitor).
People who are allergic to shellfish, molluscs or mites may also be allergic to insects.
May contain milk, cereals containing gluten.
€2.50
The first Italian edible insect product!
These tasty extruded corn chips, with lentil flour and insect powder, are made in Italy with the best raw materials, flavored with typical Italian pizza taste.
Baked in oven, with no palm oil, dyes or added preservatives, these chips have half the fat and double the protein than traditional ones!
Perfect as a healthy and innovative snack or to share during an aperitive or a party.
The only ones with insect powder authorized by the European Community!
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Fucibo chips are certified by Entotrust. Entotrust is the first organisation in Europe focused on insect based products. The Entotrust certification means quality and safety: our chips passed many microbiological, bacteriological and hygiene tests, in compliance with the highest national and international standards. |
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Ingredients
Corn flour, lentil flour (15%), dried Tenebrio molitor larva (yellow mealworm) powder (10%), sunflower oil, natural flavors, salt.
Allergens
Mealworms (Tenebrio molitor).
People who are allergic to shellfish, molluscs or mites may also be allergic to insects.
May contain milk, cereals containing gluten.
€7.90
Chocoholics rejoice!
Comprised of whole crickets coated in the finest melt-in-the-mouth Belgian dark chocolate, every heavenly bite of this devilish delight will have you wishing for another moment in it’s divine company.
These glorious new chocolate treats are the innovative joint-creation of 21bites and a Belgian Maîtres Chocolatier.
Dried house crickets are naturally bursting with high quality protein and nutrients such as iron, calcium, vitamins A, E, B, essential fatty acids, fibre and more.
So go on and enjoy your new-found chocolate fix entirely guilt-free!
21bites dark chocolate covered crickets make are perfect as a sweet snack on the go, sprinkled over desserts, or savoured whenever you fancy that luscious chocolate fix and a moment to yourself.
Ingredients
Dark chocolate (cocoa mass; sugar; cocoa butter; emulsifier: soy lecithin; natural vanilla flavour), crickets (Acheta domesticus), coating agent (carnauba wax).
Allergens
Crickets (Acheta domesticus), soy.
People who are allergic to shellfish, molluscs or mites may also be allergic to insects.
May contain traces of nuts, gluten.
