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Cuchama Edible Insects As Part of the Traditional Food System of the Popoloca Town of Los Reyes Metzontla, Mexico
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Resources Hot Sauce Made With Ants—Would You Eat It? | Expedition Raw by National Geographic “Tourists visiting Kumarakapay, in Venezuela’s Gran Sabana region, can enjoy a special hot sauce, kumache, with their meals. Restaurant owner Kendall Donals describes the process of collecting and preparing the ants and termites that go into the sauce, a tradition of the local indigenous people, whose ancestors relied on the ants for sustenance.” Assessment of Nutrients of Escamoles Ant Eggs Limotepum apiculatum M. by Spectroscopy Methods by Virginia Melo-Ruiz1, Tomas Quirino-Barreda, Concepción Calvo-Carrillo, Karina Sánchez-Herrera and Horacio Sandoval-Trujillo Escamoles Ant Eggs[...]
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Cricket Farming for Human Consumption Summary Cricket farming is a popular activity for farmers in Thailand and started in 1998. Currently around 20.000 farmers raise crickets for human consumption. Cricket farming contributes to the livelihood and nutrition base of farmers and a value chain has established through which the crickets are marketed around Thailand. Acknowledgement To the Mrs Yupa Hanbonsoong, Mrs Tasanee Jamjanya and Mr Patrick Durst, who wrote the six-legged livestock publication and from which most of the information in this technology sheet is used. Cricket species to be used Cricket farming has successfully been established with the[...]