ecoEat Edible Insects Yin-Yang Scorpions Covered in Dark and White Chocolate – Edible Bugs Chocolate Covered Scorpions

Every last person complaining about the price and/or size needs to ask themselves this:How much would you pay to handle a scorpion from being alive to this finished product, even if it is from a captivity/farm?Yeah, thought so.Tasted like granola, texture like sunflower seed.Quality over quantity. Go to Malwart if you want 100 full-size chocolate-covered scorpions for $3.99 and come back here to relay that experience.

$17 for 2 tiny pieces of chocolate. Waste of money. They came all broken up. Can’t even tell what they are. Compared to the size of a penny.

The chocolate was alright, and it was for sure scorpions. However, there were only two pieces, one white chocolate and one dark chocolate, and the scorpions were really tiny. I would have appreciated larger scorpions if there are only two. Fun for one time, but wouldn't buy again.

Never had scorpions before this and I'm sure the chocolate help greatly with the taste. Almost had a chocolate covered pretzel texture.

Good amount of chocolate. Scorpions were a lot smaller than I thought they would be

We used this product for a fear factor type of game. They were much smaller than expected but they still caused much excitement.

I am usually a pretty attentive reader of products so I don’t ever buy things I don’t fully understand. BUT I did NOT think that a $16.95 package would come with ONLY TWO SCORPIONS!!!!!!! holy cow!! My nephew liked it, he thought they were really cool and he said they tasted good. But seriously. These are not golden or magical scorpions. WAY OVERPRICED!!

While my son and his cousin found the taste "good" and "just ok", I was surprised that there were only (2) pieces and the other three cousins didn't get to try it. I wish I had read the reviews first to learn this, but even so, at this price it is a complete rip-off.