
IS CHITIN TOXIC TO HUMANS? – Debugging the myth.
Chitin is not toxic to humans. It is a natural polysaccharide found in the exoskeletons of insects, crustaceans, and other invertebrates. It is also found in fungi and some plants.
Chitin is not toxic to humans. It is a natural polysaccharide found in the exoskeletons of insects, crustaceans, and other invertebrates. It is also found in fungi and some plants.
Party Bugs is a Finnish insect food brand that was the first in the world to create the idea to brand edible insects as party snacks.
The basic work in starting the startup has been done. Party Bugs has quality products that international distributors want to distribute. Now Party Bugs is looking for an efficient business manager.
CRICKETS: THE NEW SUPERFOOD TREND! The Ultimate Guide to Edible Crickets highlights the impressive nutritional value of these critters, packed with protein, fiber, and essential vitamins and minerals. Ready to hop on the bandwagon?
VEGGIE BURGERS MAY BE A FRAUD! Shocking new Swedish study reveals that popular meat substitutes are loaded with “antinutrients” that prevent the body from absorbing essential minerals like iron and zinc. Don’t switch to plant-based meat before reading this!
CHEESE OR NIGHTMARE? Deadly Casu Martzu, the traditional Sardinian cheese crawling with maggots that can eat through your intestines, still being sold despite health warnings.
Insects have long been considered a delicacy and party food in many parts of the world. They are now being embraced as a unique and novel addition to special events and celebrations in Europe and North America.
In recent years, crickets have gained popularity as a food ingredient. They are now on the menus of some of the most famous restaurants worldwide. But what do crickets actually taste like?
Learn more about the challenges facing the edible insect industry and how it is working to bring down costs. Edible insects, a sustainable protein source, remain expensive due to small-scale farming, production variability, low consumer demand, limited availability, and regulatory and cultural barriers.
FIRST, THERE WERE POTATO CHIPS AND SALTY NUTS. THEN CAME PARTY BUGS!
Party Bugs is the world’s first edible insect product line branded 100% as party snacks.