chile-lime crickets with pumpkin seeds and chocolate-covered crickets. Martinez has been an innovator in the edible insect movement for over a decade. (Alan Chazaro/KQED) You may not be used to seeing ...

The study shows that a willingness to try edible insects — in this case, a chocolate-covered mealworm — depends on what advertisement a person reads before deciding whether to eat it.

Are you yearning for chocolate-covered cicadas? How about spicy chrysalis silkworm soup? Fortunately for you, edible insects have been crawling onto menus of restaurants all across the nation ...

Carefully displayed on a wooden tray and decorated with petals, these gluten-free and dairy-free chocolate ... house cricket, banded cricket and black soldier fly are the only edible insects ...

Hargol’s chocolate protein shake mix pictures a ... an organization dedicated to increasing appreciation for edible insects. Formerly a private chef, Yoon now conducts insect cooking ...

Located in St Davids in Wales, Bug Farm, the UK's first edible insect farm, sells a wide range of insect snacks, including chocolate cookies made from crickets and spiced orange and laverbread ...

The Creepy Crawly Critters come with matcha ice cream with toffee-brittle mealworms and chocolate crickets from Don Bugito, a company trying to change how the world sees — and eats — insects.

Europe’s edible insect market is booming online, but despite their impressive nutrition stats, bugs on the plate remain a tough sell for most consumers. Study: Are Insect-Based Foods Healthy?

A new kind of Black Plague is upon us — a plague of little black crickets. They're in the corners ... shellfish and chocolate. The organization also points out that the U.S. has very little ...