Israeli Locusts

This is going to be a gift, so is still in it's packaging, which is awesome. Beautiful little box with some scripture referring to the eating of locust. I'm a little concerned about the honey, as to get here it travelled through some fairly cold temps, and looks like it has crystalized a bit. But, again, beautiful jar and labeling. Thank you BBI...

I gave it as a gift to my parish priest. He absolutely liked it.

~ As a Messianic Sephardic Jewish follower of Yeshua, I decided to try the Holy Locusts for the first time. They have a surprisingly good taste, crunchy and pair well with the Wildflower Honey I ordered. Unlike most of the comments made by Christians here, I'll be the first to comment on the Hebrew end. On my next BBI order, I'll order more. Yochanan the Immerser ate locusts ate locusts and wild honey and it is mentioned as a food source in the Torah (Lev. 11:22). With excessively high food prices, we may wind up eating locusts and honey the way the ancient Israelites did and be no worse for wear. I'm glad I bought them; if BBI ever includes dried grasshoppers in their food line, I'll try them as well. ~

I got these for our priest for his birthday along with some wild honey. He had planned to use them in a homily on John the Baptist. He was so intrigued with them that he shared them with some catechists and I even bought him more to share with other priests and friends. They were a great hit! Beautiful packaging and arrived very quickly.

Actually I purchased this because it was so unusual. It will be a gift for my Pastor for his upcoming birthday. I’m also going to get honey to accompany it. Thank you - I will shop agan