Cricket flour pancakes and muffins; the verdict is in

(Susan) #1

BLEURGGH :confused: had a slight fishy taste that I couldn’t disguise or tolerate. Pity as I had high hopes.

(Jake P) #2

I can’t get over the gross factor enough to even try it.

#3

Thanks for taking the bullet for us! I’ll pass!

(Stickin' with mammoth) #4

Dang it, for a minute there, I had a solution to the little bastard who chirps under my bedroom window all summer. You were almost pancakes, Jiminy, count your lucky stars!

(Guardian of the bacon) #5

Sounds like fish batter is up next. Would be a pity if your fish ended up with a pancakey aftertaste.

#6

Saw the Chirps on Shark Tank, and wondered why the used corn flower in them as well. Sadly the have 20g carbs per serving. So, I won’t be trying cricket chips anytime soon.

(Dustin Cade) #7

could this be something attributed to this brand in particular? I’ve seen some that are mixed with coconut and almond flours, i wonder if that would have the same taste.

#8

That’s disappointing to hear.

#9

IDK. If you see any let me know. I’m willing to try cricket flour chips.

#10

This one is just crickets. I’m not sure how it has carbs. https://www.amazon.com/Cricket-Flour-made-100-22/dp/B00OMCTODQ/ref=pd_sim_325_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00OMCTODQ&pd_rd_r=KD40D4T0A8C3NK17PRT4&pd_rd_w=cwTTa&pd_rd_wg=zSpfH&psc=1&refRID=KD40D4T0A8C3NK17PRT4

(Dustin Cade) #11

@dabull yeah it’s 1 carb per 10g…