Israeli Locusts

My four-year-old grandson wants to eat the locusts right away!!!

I don't do bugs ‼️ BUT ‼️. I was very intrigued by John the Baptist🙏. The protein and other healthy ingredients was amazing 👏. With the Wild Honey 🍯 I blessed 🙌 the Locust. Could feel the presence of GOD 💪 as I humbled myself before GOD 🙏. Maybe silly for others. But anything that puts GOD in your heart ❤️ is a wonderful thing 💜🇨🇱‼️

Used for children's sermon on John the Baptizer. Worked great. And really not too bad tasting

The elder who gave the sermon on John the Baptist wouldn't touch them. I ate four. Once the local hunter got ahold of them, the college students devoured them. I grew up in Nebraska hearing about Rocky Mountain Locusts swarmed from Canada to Mexico eating everything. Extinct since 1902 because of
cultivation. Americans lack the real experiences of the Bible. Too urban and often even lack book knowledge while education is more about hearsay than reality. I like introducing reality.

They are goood. I feel so much love for Jesus people I smell them and touch them and I think I am touching a holy land and holy Jew life!

Tasty and crunchy, not bad at all.

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

Loved the products and fast shipping. Highly recommend this company.

Used for a Bible study group. We were going over Mattew 3. Everyone loved it.

1st time eating a locust. Not a new delicacy for me, but not disgusting either. Very glad to experience an historic dietary item. Not sure how they would fulfill dietary needs. Thank you for the opportunity.

I bought the Holy Locusts as a birthday present for my 15 year old grandson. It’s for fun, but also a food item you won’t find anyplace else but here, Blessed Buy Israel!

I wanted to try these, but I really don’t really want any more. First time I ate bugs.

Almond flavor type and crunchy like chips. In good state when received! Hoping for more when in stock since it has a high protein count. 35 grams of protein-each!

Not being used to eating these, they were a surprisingly good snack with honey.

Crunchy and delicious. Pairs well with honey!

This is a phenomenal, supernatural, and biblical protein. This food has been consumed by a judaean preacher and servant to the Lord Jesus.

Nice grunchy bland flavor. I eat them with honey I purchased from you. Three young grandkids not impressed, did not like grunchiness. Will try the older grandchildren. I was curious. Never have ate dead insects before.

Exactly as described. Crunchy and not bad taste. Used to take the John the Baptist challenge, great with wild honey.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLwLrRlO8b0&t=1s

I gave them as part of a gift set to someone for Christmas and they thought it was great! They actually ate a few and said they tasted good. They fed some to their toddler who also enjoyed them!

It's ok

The locus is odorless, crunchy and delicious!