Entomophagy
The Practice of eating insects
Entomophagy, the practice of eating insects, has gained attention as a sustainable and nutritious food source. Super worms, the larval stage of the darkling beetle, are consumed in various parts of the world. They are nutritious and can be eaten whole or processed into different forms. Super worms offer advantages over traditional livestock, requiring less land, water, and feed. They can be raised on organic waste, reducing their environmental footprint.
Researchers are promoting super worm consumption to address food security and environmental challenges. Public perception of insects as food is changing, recognizing their benefits. As interest in entomophagy grows, superworms could become a staple protein source. Superworms are popular in many cultures and gaining traction in Western countries as a sustainable protein source. When properly prepared, they are nutritious and have a nutty taste. They can be used in various recipes and even ground into a powder for protein bars. Insects are a sustainable and environmentally friendly food source compared to traditional livestock. As attitudes evolve, superworms and other edible insects may become more mainstream. So, don't be afraid to give them a try!
Complete Entomophagy Kit
3 section Food Bridge
2 Section Food Bridge with Humidity/ Thermometer
Seperator
Bedding
3 section Food Bridge
2 Section Food Bridge with Humidity/ Thermometer
Bedding for Superworms 1KG