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I have tried these, and they are surprisingly delicious: http://www.exo.co/ http://www.exo.co/ They are labelled as "Made with cricket flour", but other than t
by gmisra 13y ago
I have tried these, and they are surprisingly delicious: http://www.exo.co/ http://www.exo.co/
They are labelled as "Made with cricket flour", but other than that you wouldn't know it was any different from the dozens of similar protein/nutritional bars out there.
They are a bit expensive, but I highly recommend getting the sampler pack at least once if you're at all curious about the taste, texture, etc: http://www.exo.co/products/pre-order-multi-pack http://www.exo.co/products/pre-order-multi-pack
This is the other "major" brand of cricket-based protein bars: http://chapul.com/ http://chapul.com/
- cgh 13y agoI'd love to try some of these. One thing though: the bars from both brands are relatively low in protein (10g for Exo and only 5g in the Chapul bars). I wonder why that is? If they want to appeal to the high-protein/power athletics crowd, they need to bump up the protein a lot. As of now, there's not much to distinguish these from a much cheaper Clif bar. Higher protein bars, like the BioX bars, use a lot of soy protein, which is sub-optimal. It would be great to get a ~20-30g protein bar with cricket protein.