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title: "Cricket Bites: 3-Pack of Assorted Flavor Edible Insects (Made in Portland, Oregon) by Cricket Flours"
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price: "€ 29.41"
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# Sustainably farmed in N. America 3 bold flavors: Bacon, Ranch, Buffalo 6g protein per pack Cricket Bites: 3-Pack of Assorted Flavor Edible Insects (Made in Portland, Oregon) by Cricket Flours

**Brand:** cricket flours
**Price:** € 29.41
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦗 Snack Bold, Snack Smart: Join the Protein Revolution!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cricket Bites: 3-Pack of Assorted Flavor Edible Insects (Made in Portland, Oregon) by Cricket Flours by cricket flours
- **How much does it cost?** € 29.41 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/37692570-cricket-bites-3-pack-of-assorted-flavor-edible-insects-made)

## Best For

- cricket flours enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cricket flours brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Bold Flavor Trio:** Experience unique Hickory Smoked Bacon, Cheesy Ranch, and Buffalo Wing Sauce flavors crafted for adventurous palates.
- • **Eco-Friendly Fuel:** Sourced from North American farms using 90% less water and land than traditional meats—snack smarter, impact lighter.
- • **Protein-Packed Power Snack:** Each pack delivers a clean 6g of sustainable cricket protein to fuel your busy lifestyle.
- • **Ready-to-Eat or Recipe-Ready:** Enjoy straight from the pack or elevate your meals with a FREE 25+ recipe cookbook included with every order.
- • **Perfect Gift for Trendsetters:** Impress your eco-conscious friends with a snack that’s as innovative as it is delicious—join the entomophagy movement.

## Overview

Cricket Bites by Cricket Flours are a 3-pack of roasted, flavored edible crickets made in Portland, Oregon. Each pack contains 6g of protein and comes in Hickory Smoked Bacon, Cheesy Ranch, and Buffalo Wing Sauce flavors. These sustainably farmed North American crickets offer a natural source of essential amino acids, Omega-3s, B12, and antioxidants. Perfect as a ready-to-eat snack or a unique ingredient, they come with a free cookbook featuring 25+ insect-based recipes.

## Description

desertcart.com: Cricket Bites: 3-Pack of Assorted Flavor Edible Insects (Made in Portland, Oregon) by Cricket Flours : Grocery & Gourmet Food

Review: First time for me, and it works, I'm liking it as a food source - I've watched a TED talk or two, had a co-worker that said he's invested in a startup company making snack bars with cricket flour and googled several videos on eating insects. Finally, I decided to jump in and try it. It worked, and this company's product seemed the most sane buying option after window shopping my desertcart options. I like it. It'll never be a main course, but it is a valuable addition to 15 bean soup and my fried chicken salads I buy at work. If you think your nutritional profile is missing a little something something that you just quite can't get a handle on, this may be it. As a standard Westerner (dietary-wise), it took a little to get past the cultural programming. At first I thought I'd wasted my money. I'm not going to lie, there was a period of "OMG! That doesn't taste exactly like what I'm accustomed to after 51 years of eating! Foreign! Gross! This is something a 5y.o. kid would eat that doesn't know any better, what am I doing?!" But the objective side of me afterwards was more: but it didn't *actually* taste bad. Earthy/nutty are commonly used descriptors, and I agree. Crickets don't taste like chicken, crickets taste like crickets, and it's a rich flavor all on its own. There's no direct analogue, at least if you're a standard Westerner like me that's never eaten bugs in your life. It might taste like other bugs, for all I know at this time. My turning point was at work, I'd taken the bag in to talk to friends about it, and told them it was a waste of money. I'd poured a palm-full out, ate one and finally said no! After eating maybe 10 total before then. And I threw the palm-full in the trash with the intent to also throw the 1/2lb bag out as an experiment that failed. But a corner of my mind thought "you just threw away something valuable". Not money-wise, but valuable. And that was a turning point. I gradually have become a real fan. I think they add a good type of variety to your diet that is lacking in Western society purely due to cultural programming. They do not taste bad at all, it is truly in your head - at least for me it was. They actually do make a tasty addition to other dishes, that is most likely a healthy addition, too.
Review: Made for a fun video.. - Purchased these to eat on my YT channel with the kids. I was kind of upset by the small packages, but we got over it pretty quick once we started eating them. Once you get past the texture, they make for a decent little snack. Spicy Cayenne - Not much flavor...Pretty bland, but gave a nice burn in the aftertaste. Buffalo Wing - Pretty good! Kind of sweet, but tasted decent overall. My youngest loved this flavor. Original - Tasted like a saltine cracker. Not bad. One of the best of the bunch. Bacon - My personal favorite. It tasted exactly like the charred bits that come off a piece of well-cooked bacon. Absolutely delicious! Cheesy Ranch - More like foot. Tasted like a dirty sock smells after a hard day of hiking. This flavor should be abandoned. This flavor should be banished. This is not a flavor meant for human consumption. Animals will avoid this. Flies won't even bother investigating. As a last resort in a survival situation, I would rather not survive than eat cheesy ranch. It was that bad. Haha Price - Please...Come on...Really?

## Features

- MADE IN N. AMERICA - Our flavored roasted and toasted crickets are raised here in North America for human consumption and are mixed with our unique Hickory Smoked Bacon, Cheesy Ranch, and Buffalo Wing Sauce flavors in Portland, OR.
- GREAT GIFTS - Each order comes with 3 packs that can be eaten straight from the pack or added to your favorite recipes to eat more bugs. These edible insects make great gifts as well! Don't forget to send us a message, and we'll email you back with a FREE PDF cookbook with 25+ edible insect recipes.
- CONTAINS - Each pack of these unique cricket protein snacks have 6g of protein and are a great way to eat bugs and learn about entomophagy.
- SUSTAINABLE PROTEIN - Crickets are a sustainable and environmentally friendly source of protein and nutrition because they use less water, less feed, and less land than comparable animal protein such as cattle, poultry, and fish.
- NATURAL NUTRITION - Crickets are a natural source of all the essential amino acids (e.g. leucine, isoleucine, valine, etc.), Omega-3s and 6s, B12, antioxidants and more!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B01M74ZNJ6 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (1,757) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Product Dimensions  | 6 x 4 x 3 inches; 4.8 ounces |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Puppy, Adult
- **Brand:** Cricket Flours
- **Flavor:** Assorted Crickets
- **Item Form:** Chunk
- **Special Ingredients:** crickets

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Flavor** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Hi, is the bacon flavor has pork in it? Does any of them has any swine driven substance? Cheers**
A: No they don't. We use a mix of spices and flavoring and natural smoke ingredients to get the Hickory Smoked Bacon flavor that is used for that flavor so no pork is used in the process or ingredients.

**Q: Roughly how long will these last after I receive them?**
A: Depends on how fast you eat. Are you Nathan’s hot dog eating contest fast? If so? Maybe 3-4 minutes.

**Q: Can you grind them up and add to smoothie?**
A: Yes you can, but I would recommend using a vitamix or something that can make a fine powder for your smoothies.  These crickets don't have any salt or other added ingredients, so you can use them as the full crickets or mill them if you would like.  But there are some products like cricket powder and cricket flour that would have that already done if you wanted.

**Q: Are these seasoned at all?**
A: There is no seasoning on them.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First time for me, and it works, I'm liking it as a food source
*by R***I on March 6, 2019*

I've watched a TED talk or two, had a co-worker that said he's invested in a startup company making snack bars with cricket flour and googled several videos on eating insects. Finally, I decided to jump in and try it. It worked, and this company's product seemed the most sane buying option after window shopping my Amazon options. I like it. It'll never be a main course, but it is a valuable addition to 15 bean soup and my fried chicken salads I buy at work. If you think your nutritional profile is missing a little something something that you just quite can't get a handle on, this may be it. As a standard Westerner (dietary-wise), it took a little to get past the cultural programming. At first I thought I'd wasted my money. I'm not going to lie, there was a period of "OMG! That doesn't taste exactly like what I'm accustomed to after 51 years of eating! Foreign! Gross! This is something a 5y.o. kid would eat that doesn't know any better, what am I doing?!" But the objective side of me afterwards was more: but it didn't *actually* taste bad. Earthy/nutty are commonly used descriptors, and I agree. Crickets don't taste like chicken, crickets taste like crickets, and it's a rich flavor all on its own. There's no direct analogue, at least if you're a standard Westerner like me that's never eaten bugs in your life. It might taste like other bugs, for all I know at this time. My turning point was at work, I'd taken the bag in to talk to friends about it, and told them it was a waste of money. I'd poured a palm-full out, ate one and finally said no! After eating maybe 10 total before then. And I threw the palm-full in the trash with the intent to also throw the 1/2lb bag out as an experiment that failed. But a corner of my mind thought "you just threw away something valuable". Not money-wise, but valuable. And that was a turning point. I gradually have become a real fan. I think they add a good type of variety to your diet that is lacking in Western society purely due to cultural programming. They do not taste bad at all, it is truly in your head - at least for me it was. They actually do make a tasty addition to other dishes, that is most likely a healthy addition, too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Made for a fun video..
*by R***F on July 12, 2019*

Purchased these to eat on my YT channel with the kids. I was kind of upset by the small packages, but we got over it pretty quick once we started eating them. Once you get past the texture, they make for a decent little snack. Spicy Cayenne - Not much flavor...Pretty bland, but gave a nice burn in the aftertaste. Buffalo Wing - Pretty good! Kind of sweet, but tasted decent overall. My youngest loved this flavor. Original - Tasted like a saltine cracker. Not bad. One of the best of the bunch. Bacon - My personal favorite. It tasted exactly like the charred bits that come off a piece of well-cooked bacon. Absolutely delicious! Cheesy Ranch - More like foot. Tasted like a dirty sock smells after a hard day of hiking. This flavor should be abandoned. This flavor should be banished. This is not a flavor meant for human consumption. Animals will avoid this. Flies won't even bother investigating. As a last resort in a survival situation, I would rather not survive than eat cheesy ranch. It was that bad. Haha Price - Please...Come on...Really?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Small packages. Palatable crickets.
*by P***L on June 14, 2021*

These pouches are quite small. Still, each provided about one small snack. The bugs initially taste like roasted pumpkin seeds, but they leave an astringent or dusty sort of aftertaste. It may be useful to know that they don’t have most of their appendages. So eating them is a bit like eating seeds.

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*Store origin: SK*
*Last updated: 2026-03-19*