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A Finnish bakery is to offer bread made from crushed crickets in a move that is hoped will help tackle world hunger.

Fazer Bakery in Finland said the product, available in its stores from Friday, was the first of its kind.

Each loaf produced will contain about 70 crickets that have been dried and ground, and then mixed with flour, wheat and other seeds.

In 2013, the United Nations estimated that at least 2 billion people eat insects worldwide.
According to the UN, more than 1,900 species of insect are used for food.
The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) began a programme in 2013 to encourage the breeding and consumption of insects.

The bread contains more protein than normal wheat bread.

30 Responses

  1. This is gross imagine chewing into that and then you have soft doe ? with a crunch ? and then ?………………..?

  2. this could help hunger but should we really eat other insects like crickets. and also it mightve been make with spoiled crickets. and who wants to eat the gut of 70 crickets
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