- Chapulines and chili flavored peanuts at an artisanal food market in Colonia Roma, Mexico City. Chapulines, plural for chapulín.
- Call it hunger or call it courage, or maybe it was the convincing vendor selling his chapulines like an auctioneer, I somehow ended up staring at a bag of...
- Chapulines is a Mexican specialty dish consisting of fried grasshoppers, characterized by a crunchy texture and yeasty flavor.
- What Are Chapulines – How Are They Eaten? Perhaps the most common way of eating chapulines is to just snack on them as if they were peanuts.
- 79K Followers, 507 Following, 219 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Chapulines (@chapulines.oficial).
- Chapulines are a Mexican snack of deep-fried grasshoppers, made by deep-frying grasshoppers in oil until they are crispy and crunchy.
- It has been recorded that 350,000 tons of chapulines reside on Mexican crops every year, so there is certainly enough supply to meet the demand.
- ^ "Chapulines and Food Choices in Rural Oaxaca". Jeffrey H. Cohen, Nydia Delhi Mata Sanchez and Francisco Montiel-Ishino. Gastronomica.
- They are a classically-Mexican snack. They are full of protein. And kids love them, too. They are Chapulines, or crickets, and we serve them.
Chapulines
Кузнечики
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Множественное число от chapulín - кузнечики рода Sphenarium, которых обычно употребляют в пищу в определенных районах Мексики. Термин специфичен для Мексики и Центральной Америки и происходит от слова науатль "чаполин" или "чаполиме".