What type of insects are the best to eat for protein?

Cockroaches

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>>42152491
I'm just waiting for this joke to become a real thing
> not like squat plugs or animal semen

>>42152481
grasshopper, easy to eat.

>>42152528
Soon some people will buy into it and start eating roaches. I can feel it

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>>42152528
I johj'd

>>42152528
>squat plugs
wtf?
is that a meme?
i brought one and use it when i do squats

it feels good

I know its not an insect technically, but scorpians are the goat sips for protein

A small startup here started selling grilled grasshoppers.
They are 50 bucks for 100g. Kek.

This is no possible business in Europe, don't know about America.

>>42152602
no it's not a meme. Don't forget to tip your spotter once you're done with your lifts.

>>42152481
Caterpillars.they contain 28g of protein per 100 g and when dried 72 g.

>>42152709
what?
damn so that is why he was a little mad when i finish my set

he was waiting for me to tip him

>>42152481
With the gigantic growth in world population, this is a good question. I don't know though...

>>42152481
>That first crunch of the day
Memes aside, how do I get past "muh icky bugs mentality."
I've been looking into it and eating bugs for brotein seems pretty viable.

>>42152481
meal worm. It's easy to breed too

Would cooking with oil make the point , of eating bugs for highprotein low fat, moot.

>>42152528
Holy shit I made it into the screen cap!!!!!

>>42152528
Be careful what you wish for. "Manlet's" and height being SO important originated from /fit/...

>>42153509
If that's an accomplishment worth 5 exclamation marks in your life then I suggest you try to figure yourself out.

>>42153465
They are crunchy just like chips, they taste like them too if you season them correctly
I never thought it was all that icky- I just focused on the protein content and you have to realize bugs bred to be eaten are much cleaner than what you find outside

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mealworms and crickets are definitely going to be THE go-to protein snack. Heard they taste pretty good.

https://www.delibugs.nl/Webwinkel-Product-129885781/DeliBugs-meelwormen-25-gram.html

I can buy these mealworms for 3,70 euros per 25 grams. thats 45,1g of protein for 14,80 euros. definitely not a good price yet, but who knows what the future holds? Price probably will go down... Get a bit of dip sauce... a crunchy protein snack! What's more to like?

>>42154440
This looks hella cool man, but I imagine that one day I would have a secret colony of termites and the recipe nest would fall down and break and they would fuck the house over.

>>42153509
I didn't ;(((

>>42153465
You could try buying cricket "flour" and mixing it into baked goods/smoothies/protein shakes