WE BRING YOU HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE, AND DELICIOUS protein.

We're a team of passionate, eco-conscious foodies from around the world. Founded in St. Louis, MO, we promote healthy lifestyles, amazing food, and cherished cultures all while building a more sustainable future.

MEET THE FOUNDER

Through 10 years working in the food industry, Sarah Schlafly developed a MIGHTY vision to build a clean and equitable protein supply to sustain the world. After gaining accounting, entrepreneurship, and corporate marketing experience, Sarah launched Mighty Cricket in 2018. So far Sarah has bootstrapped the startup, harnessing the incredible talents and ambitions of Generation Z. In a short amount of time, this small team has made a MIGHTY impact on the future of food.

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It's Time to Embrace Insects as a Food Source ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Sarah Schlafly – Founder of Mighty Cricket

WHY OUR CRICKETS?

We source our crickets sustainably so you can enjoy clean protein in a clean world.

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