Aly Moore

Aly Moore

Aly Moore is one of the top Food influencer in United States with 23764 audience and 2.93% engagement rate on Instagram. Check out the full profile and start to collaborate.

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Yes, you can eat scorpions — and most are surprisingly safe when prepared correctly. ✔ edible species ✔ venom vs toxin facts ✔ frying/sanitization ✔ flavor notes ✔ cultural history And yes… I ate it so you don’t have to. Would you try one? ???? #Bugible #EdibleInsects #FoodScience #Scorpions #SustainableProtein

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Japanese hornet and lobster medallion ????????

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Make it a double! STEAM Star is going back-to-back this week with insect agriculture advocate @wowalymoore of @bugible ! ???? Learn how insects can make our food systems more sustainable. ???????? And no, you don’t have to eat bugs… but Aly sure does! https://explr-classroom.com/programs/steam-star-aly-moore Join us every week on EXPLR Classroom for this groundbreaking educational content series from the Grant Imahara Foundation ???????? Follow @grantimaharafoundation for new episodes and updates!

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Make sure to submit applications by Nov 16! More information at nationalstemfestival.com ✨ @explr_media @nationalstemchallenge @jennybuccos @therealkaribyron

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Tacos are filled with protein, wrapped in carbs, and topped with fresh veggies. You get all the nutrients and calories you need in one perfect package. Plus, they’re quick to make, simple, and deliciously effective. If you’re thinking about the texture in your toppings, it’s hard to go wrong with Tacos de Chapulines con Abodo Chiles ????️???? A fresh, warm tortilla is made better by a crunchy counterpart.” Salsa and guacamole are great, but we'll show you how to mix it up Cooking with Critters style with a special, secret ingredient or two ???? Tune in to the SEASON FINALE ???????????? MONDAY, September 14th of Cooking with Critters on @theonchannel

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Children are infinitely easier to teach.???? I’ve never had a kid cry; I’ve made many adults cry (when teaching about entomophagy) ???? Kids haven’t absorbed rigid food taboos; they’re open when it’s safe and fun. Adults guard identity through food: nostalgia, class, morality, belonging. That’s why play (for all ages) lowers defenses: tasting passports, team challenges, and a permissive “no thank you” culture. #teachingtips #entomophagy

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Throwback to that time VICE Sports asked me why I eat bugs ???????? Spoiler: it’s not just for the protein - it’s for the planet, the flavor, and the fun. #EatBugs #SustainableProtein #Bugible #Throwback

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⭐️ WELCOME TO MY NEW SERIES: Educational Mini Comics all about INSECT AGRICULTURE ???? Topic: Entomophagy vs. Insectivory Fun fact! There are two scientific words for insect eating: insectivory and entomophagy. But they don’t mean exactly the same thing! ???? Insectivory = eating mainly insects (like anteaters or frogs). ????️ Entomophagy = humans eating insects occasionally or supplementally. So if you enjoy a crunchy cricket snack sometimes, you’re not an insectivore, you’re an entomophage! ‘Phagy’ means to eat, but it’s often used for unusual or rare behaviors, like: ???? Geophagy = eating dirt ???? Coprophagy = eating poop* ???? That makes ‘entomophagy’ sound weird or abnormal, even though insects are nutritious and totally normal food in many cultures. So next time you talk about insect eating, remember: ???? ‘Entomophagy’ is the academic word, ❤️ But maybe we just say ‘eating insects,’ like any other food! #bugible #entomophagy #insectivory

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Throwback to the day I showed @okaytobesmart the bug life ????✨ Sometimes science is best served crunchy. #bugible

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