Cricket Protein Powder – 1 lb

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1. E-Shopper Verified Buyer – 22 March 2024

   I’ve used this product before. It’s crickets… It tastes like crickets which is kind of gross but it’s an excellent protein source that seems to have a much different effect on stamina compared to protein sources like vegetable or whey. I like it and I like the price.
   

2. Angel Agront Verified Buyer – 11 July 2024

   Well I bought randomly due to buds cricket powder being out of stock, the taste isn’t as good and this product isn’t completely powder, it has some whole cricket randomly which is gross to say the least never the less the taste is doable.
   

3. BStutz Verified Buyer – 2 October 2024

   The 1 lb bag looked small. I put it on the scale and it is a full ounce under weight, even when weighed with the packaging. Actually weight of the powder is probably closer to 14oz, not 16

   

4. Joanie Verified Buyer – 10 January 2025

   I find the taste of this cricket powder is similar to other brands but the cost is lower. I will keep purchasing from them.
   

5. Jan Kremen Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

   This is not pure cricket powder, it contains soy, and it’s not listed on the page here. Not able to return this, as there is no customer service with “Jovvily”.

   

6. LittlePinkShopper Verified Buyer – 6 March 2025

   Says just crickets but has Contains Soy on package. If this was on the description someplace I missed it and it needs to be WAY more prevalent in the description

   

7. Papillon Mama Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

   I get this as a supplement for some of my crested geckos that don’t like to eat bugs for some additional protein to mix with their pangea. The price of cricket powder is pretty excessive in my opinion, but thankfully I don’t go through it too fast.
   

8. machthree Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   Then the description also protien source says beef. That’s hilarious.
   

9. Lansing M. Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

   I’ve read all the research about how cricket powder is better than other types of protein powder (for the body, for the planet, and so on), so despite being twice as expensive I thought I’d try it. I’ve eaten cricket tacos in Mexico (which were delicious), so I thought “What the heck?” Well — Be prepared. It has a very, very strong taste that overwhelms your smoothie or anything else you add protein powder to. NOT pleasant or “mild”! I had to buy a tub of strawberry flavored whey protein powder, and mix the two together 50/50. Then it’s “OK” to the point where it doesn’t *ruin* my daily smoothie.
   If it were the same cost as whey protein powder I might buy it again, given the benefits. BUT being that it’s literally 2 to 3 times more expensive, I don’t think so.
   

10. Mark Hernandez Verified Buyer – 4 April 2025

    I do not have a sensitive gag reflex but for some reason this makes me sick. First time I had 2 scoops and I was throwing up all night. I tried again with 1 scoop, same thing. I had to throw it all out – and I bought 2 bags. It was a bad experience for me.
    

11. jessica dowell Verified Buyer – 6 April 2025

    I really wanted to like cricket powder. I really really wanted to love a sustainable and healthy source of protien that I could use in smoothies and other recipes. Unfortunately cricket powder has a strong musky odor. I recognized the smell instantly from pet shops that sell crickets. I first tried a teaspoon of the powder in an 18 oz fruit smoothy. Despite the smoothy being thick with berries and yogurt, the small amount of cricket powder changed the flavor / smell enuogh that I couldn’t finish it. It tastes like it smells…it is gritty too. The grittiness didn’t soften up after sitting in the smoothy for over an hour. it just stays smelly and gritty. I guess if you are making a recipe that includes sand along with strong flavors then you can hide the the grit, smell, and flavor.