"A Tequila flavoured lollipop, which contains a real edible worm! A Delicious candy version of Mezcal with a worm in the bottom of the bottle!
The worm inside the lollipop is specially bred for human consumption and are reared on a special diet of cereals and fresh greens. So it makes a tasty and nutritious addition to the candy."
"These are the largest species of Ant to be found anywhere in the world.
Hormigas Culonas are harvested in the Colombian Amazon by the Guane Indians, during the short rainy season between March and June. They are then toasted in a mud pot over an open fire by the Indians.
The Guane Indians believe that these Ants have youth giving and Aphrodisiac properties and they are often served as fertility giving marriage food during nuptial ceremonies. Hormigas Culonas taste similar to crisply fried bacon with an earthy taste, and make the perfect alternative party snack instead of nuts or olives!"
"Oven baked crickets farm raised on a diet of fresh grains and cereals. Baked not fried for a healthy snack. Seasoned with Thai green curry."
"These tasty little snacks are oven baked not fried! The worms are farm raised specially for human consumption by Edible. and are fed on a diet of select grains and cereals. There is approximately 15 worms per bag, they taste very similar to toasted popcorn and are seasoned with BBQ."
"A Peppermint flavoured lollipop, which contains real farm raised ants!
The Ants are specially bred edible Polyrachis Black Ants, and they have a spicy peppery taste similar to chilli peppers, Ants are said to be good for giving you an energy boost, and the peppermint is great for freshening your breath."
"A toffee-flavoured candy which contains a real edible scorpion. The scorpions are specially bred on Chinese scorpion farms for human consumption and heat-treated to remove toxins so that they are safe to eat. Scorpions are said to have many health benefits. This candy looks like a piece of ancient amber, but it is also a tasty candy and it's even good to your teeth because it's also sugar-free."
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