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Cricket-flavoured ice-cream in Germany
Netizens were shocked with this unusual experiment
Ice cream has cricket flour as a base ingredient

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German man makes insect-flavoured ice cream. Netizens ask why

Name: German man makes insect-flavoured ice cream. Netizens ask why
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Description: Germany man makes insect-flavoured ice cream. Netizens ask why

Thoman Micolino who came up with this unique flavour said European Union's regulation to allow crickets in food is what prompted him to use crickets in cold desserts, NDTV reported

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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German man makes insect-flavoured ice cream. Netizens ask why

In a bizarre experiment, an ice cream seller in Germany has created insect-flavoured ice-cream. Made from cricket, the ice cream is breaking the internet for its unusual ingredients. Besides cricket flour, heavy cream, vanilla extract and honey have also been used in the ice-cream.

The night insect is, in fact, used for the final garnish.

Thoman Micolino who came up with this unique flavour said European Union's regulation to allow crickets in food is what prompted him to use crickets in frozen desserts, NDTV reported.

He wrote in his Instagram post that he was working on the flavour all winter but didn't reveal it fearing the backlash.

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