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Jing Leed (shown on this page already fried and seasoned) is one of the most common insects for snacking. It's a cricket. They are 1.25" - 1.5" long. See all feature Thai insects at this link. Many people in Thailand enjoy eating insects as a snack food, often enjoyed with beer. They're usually fried in a wok, and seasoned with Golden Mountain sauce & a bit of Thai pepper powder. If you don't find street vendors selling fried insects, for sure you can always find them at Temple Fairs held by each temple about once a year. These fairs offer not only a glimpse into the real heart of Thai culture but also provide a certain venue for you find tasty fried insects for sale. See more in our series of Thai street vendors, and authentic Thai recipes. |
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