Crunchy Edible Crickets – Chilli & Lime

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Try our Chilli & Lime crickets. Zesty, fiery, and seriously crunchy. A nutritious, high-protein snack you'll reach for on the road, in the office, or during a relaxed evening at home.

Crickets with a fiery chilli kick and a zesty squeeze of lime, roasted to a crisp. Great for sharing, adding to salads or bowls, or packing for your next trip.

  • Party challenge
  • Nutritious snack
  • Protein of the future

Energy value: 1,596 kJ / 382 kcal
Fat: 23 g
– of which saturated: 7 g
Carbohydrates: 8 g
– of which sugars: 2 g
Fibre: 8 g
Protein: 57 g
Salt: 2.5 g

INGREDIENTS: Crickets (Acheta domesticus) (87%), organic cold-pressed sunflower oil, sugar, salt, chilli (1.2%), lime (1%), yeast extract, paprika, natural aroma, acidity regulator: citric acid. People who are allergic to molluscs and crustaceans or dust mites may have an allergic reaction to crickets. May contain traces of other nuts, sesame and soy.

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Minimal Impact, Maximum Taste

Crispy roasted crickets with a zesty chilli-and-lime kick. Tangy, a little fiery, and naturally rich in complete protein. Made with simple ingredients and gentle processing for a clean, nutritious snack with an exceptionally low environmental footprint.

Chilli & Lime, Zesty Crunch
Roasted to a delicate crisp, then coated in fiery chilli and bright, tangy lime. Every bite delivers a punchy, zingy flavour that's impossible to put down.
Naturally Strong Nutrition
Crickets provide complete protein, beneficial fats, and important micronutrients, all from a naturally efficient source. No gluten, no unnecessary additives, no artificial flavour enhancers. Just clean nutrition with a real chilli-and-lime kick.
Crunch on the go
Ideal for on-the-go snacking, hikes, long days at work, or as a zingy, crunchy topping for salads, bowls, and soups. When you want bold flavour without the heaviness, these roasted crickets are the perfect pick.
The Sustainable Choice
Cricket farming uses a fraction of the land, water, and feed required for traditional livestock. Enjoy a chilli-and-lime crunch with up to 100× lower environmental impact. Better for you, better for the planet.

Natural taste from ingredients you can understand

Cricket

Chilli Pepper

Lime

Lime

Sunflower oil

Salt

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Adam Ondra
World Champion Climber
5 out of 5 stars
"Sens is full of high-quality nutrients that do not harm the environment that I love so much."
Jane Svecova
Elite Bouldering Climber
5 out of 5 stars

"Sens helps me recover faster and feel stronger for the next climb." 

Pavel Paloncy
Ultra Runner & Extreme Adventurer
5 out of 5 stars
"Expect the unexpected. Sustainable protein and an excellent yummy taste."

Crickets have a mild, slightly nutty flavour, but the taste mainly follows the seasoning they’re prepared with. You can eat crickets instead of chips or nuts, and they’re enjoyed around the world as a snack with beer or wine. In Mexico, crickets, known aschapulines are even eaten as a main dish. You can also sprinkle them over salads or risotto.

Perhaps because they’re often called the food of the future. Today, crickets make a fun and unexpected gift! But this present is more than just a tasty surprise. Crickets are as rich in protein as the best beef, yet they require up to 2,000 times less water to produce.

Our crickets are raised on a cricket farm in a controlled environment. They have plenty of space, as they naturally thrive in dense populations even in the wild. No antibiotics are used in their feed. Before each harvest, the crickets are gently cooled, which puts them into a natural state of dormancy—similar to how insects rest during cold winter weather. We consider cricket farming a modern, sustainable form of agriculture for the future!

 

Sustainable protein

 

The same quality protein as high-end beef.
100x less CO2 produced.

Cricket protein is our innovative way to get
maximal nutrition with minimal harm.