Maddox & Pax Jolie-Pitt Munch On Crickets (Yes, BUGS) ‘Like Doritos!’ Yuck!

310 days ago by iangarland 3 Comments

Angelina and Brad’s adopted sons are so hooked on the edible insects that the couple have had to ban them from over-indulging!

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt first gave their boys crickets to snack on, to help them stay in touch with their heritage — they’re popular in Southeast Asia where Maddox, 9 and Pax, 7, were both born — and the pair were instantly hooked! Would you eat an insect?

My boys love to eat crickets. It’s their favorite thing,” Angelina Jolie, 36, tells Us Weekly.

“When I first gave it to them . . . I wanted them not to be turned off by something that was of their culture. They ate them like Doritos, and they wouldn’t stop. They brought to-go boxes home and I had to actually ban the cricket eating at a certain point because I was afraid they were going to get sick from too many.”

Angie has even tried them herself — and she’s a fan too: “They’re good. They’re like a potato chip.”

But the adventurous actress draws the line at one Asian delicacy — tarantulas on a stick!

She says, “It does seem like an odd thing to eat. I don’t know if I can get around the fur.”

What’s the craziest thing you’ve fed YOUR kids, HollyMoms? Can you beat that?

– Ian Garland

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MammaJamma

Posted at 6:47 PM on July 20, 2011  

Rather insensitive headline (“Yuck”). I’m very disappointed!

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desiree

Posted at 5:00 PM on July 20, 2011  

it isn’t yuck! the western cultures are about the only cultures that think it’s ‘yuck’. if governments touted and flirted with bugs there wouldn’t be a weight problem, protein deficiencies, etc… that ‘we’re’ plagued with.

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Julie

Posted at 1:06 PM on July 20, 2011  

Insects? Big deal. They’re an excellent source of lean protein. Brava, Angelina, for encouraging a diverse, exciting, and nutritious diet. However, like her, I’d watch out for how much they consume. The added spice flavorings contain salts and preservatives that are never good in large quantities.

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