Edible Chinese Black Ants | Real Edible Insects Bush Tucker Crunchy Bugs Snacks
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We won't spin a yarn about these weavers! Useless at making jumpers, but a terrifically tasty snack for any party, or just to enjoy on your own. Known to casual acquaintances by their posh name of Oecophylla, but friends like you can call them Weaver Ants, they are farmed way up in those trees where they create their nests by - yes - weaving them into branches and leaves. Only a few of these nests are carefully selected for harvest in any one season. This is carried out just before they would otherwise swarm, and a collection of the ants, plus their eggs and larvae all combine to produce this awesome snack food. As you'll see from the picture, they are very delicate and therefore are not perfectly preserved examples - but provide a truly tasty handful. Try them now - our packed pouches each contain 5g and are just £5.75 each for this truly amazing taste sensation.
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