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Entosense, LLC runs EdibleInsects.com from Lewiston, Maine, and sells insects you can eat. Its mission, in its own words, is to make edible insects part of the daily diet of North Americans, and the shop is a mix of everyday ingredients and novelty treats.
On the practical side there are plain roasted crickets sold by the pound, whole roasted mealworms, cricket flour and protein powder, and chapulines (Mexican grasshoppers) seasoned with salt and lime. For snacking there are flavored cricket tubes under its Mini-Kickers brand, in flavors such as sour cream and onion, mango habanero and Mexican mole. Then come the conversation pieces: whole edible scorpions, scorpion lollipops, ant brittle and strawberry brittle with scorpion pieces, plus Mexican grasshopper and worm salts for rimming cocktail glasses, and a range of $1 bug buttons. Many items are available on subscription, and it also has a wholesale site and bulk pricing.
Prices are in US dollars. US shipping starts from $4.35 for USPS Standard, and orders over $100 ship free in the USA. It also ships to Canada and internationally, but not to Australia. As food, products can't be returned, though it refunds or replaces orders if it made a mistake.
| Shipping | Free USA shipping on orders of $100 or more. Otherwise USPS Standard (3 to 5 business days) from $4.35, USPS two-day from $12.60 and overnight from $49.90; Canada from $28.90 and other international from $66.90. No shipping to Australia. Ships to PO boxes and APO/FPO addresses. |
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| Returns | Food products can't be returned, but if an order isn't as expected because of its error, it refunds or sends replacement product. |
| Loyalty program | Many products are available on subscription. |
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| Ways to pay | Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB, PayPal and Stripe, with a buy now, pay later option. |
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