🐜 Snack like a trendsetter with Thailand's unique black ants!
Experience the future of snacking with Thailand Unique Black Ants Salted. This 5-gram bag of dehydrated edible insects is not only a high-protein superfood but also a sustainable alternative to traditional meat. Rich in essential amino acids, vitamins, and omega-3 fatty acids, these ants offer a unique culinary experience while promoting environmental sustainability. Perfect for adventurous eaters, they can be enjoyed in various dishes, making them a versatile addition to any kitchen. Just remember to introduce them gradually if you have allergies!
A**Y
We want to report images we see as dangerous.
Alexia Ms google. Your Amazon application and website has dangerous equipment resurrected. And the bag of ants on the picture. Has zezak meteorites nano sphere dust in the image and a drop of my family blood. So angles resurrect as ants from eating this very nutritious food. Can we get ways to report images. That are contaminated with ingredients we don't want and don't want resurrected. Indians overthrow Amazon too. And say the images are currupt but can buy the ants and they may be non currupted.
K**
Good product. They are nice and sour
Good product. They are nice and sour
T**E
Horrible rotten
Stunk to high hell. Clearly rotten. Ants were in tiny pieces. Is it ants? No way to tell. Could be dog poop crumbles for all you can tell. Horrible.
C**S
As described
Was great for a Fear class..
B**Y
Portion size
Idk how they measure, but there’s no way its what they claim. Maybe weighed it in the bag, had a fair share of that happen to me growing up. Very disappointed.
A**S
Makes a good gag gift
They kind of smell and taste like the vegetable packet that comes with instant ramen. Packaging was a little lacking, and it was mostly just a tiny bag of ant debris, but it made for a good laugh.
P**K
Tremendo muy bueno para la salud
Muchas gracias bendiciones
L**Y
Other insects are better
I've been on an insect kick lately, and have tried about a dozen bags. This offering ranks in the lower third. They're not terrible; in fact, they have a plesant crunch. However, they're not very flavorful, nor do they have anything else to recommend them. Try crickets (plain are good, flavored are even better), or grasshoppers, or bamboo worms (very good, if you can get over the look).
