These past few weeks really have been a blur and I must say the results of this challenge have exceeded my expectations in many ways. Be it through reading the experiences of those around me or through my own experiences in carrying out this challenge, I feel as though I have truly found an understanding for the ways in which we can affect those around us. I never imagined that I would be able to convince so many people to try or even consider eating insects as it is such a foreign concept in Ireland, and to see others showing interest in my challenge and the reasons why I would take it on shows me that what we are doing is getting people to think about sustainability in all it’s forms.
It has been a great experience carrying out this challenge and seeing what people thought of it, least of all to see it published in the newspaper; and knowing that other’s have been able to benefit from hearing about my experience with this challenge encourages me to keep going on with it even after these 30 days are over. I hope to continue spreading information about eating insects and sustainable food in general and I can’t wait to see what the future has in store for new and imaginative ways of sustainable living.
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cCHANGE Team commented on Day 30: The end of an insect era 4 years agoHi Leo, It's been inspirational to follow your journey during Ripples of Change and the insights you have had around yourself and the habits, cultures, and systems that need to shift to make incorporating insects a more "normal" part of our diets. I have been inspired by your courage, positivity and creativity. I am also thinking of exploring buying some cricket flour for myself. So you have definitely created a lot of ripple effects. Keep going! Warm wishes, Leonie at cCHANGE P.S. The cupcakes looked amazing. I hope we will see your recipes and a guide on how to incorporate insects into our daily diets in a recipe book one day. Respond
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Leo Carroll commented on Day 30: The end of an insect era 4 years agoThank you! I'm really glad that I was able to have an impact on how people view eating insects and I'll be sure to keep trying to bring about ripples of change in people's perspectives whenever I can. It's amazing to hear that you'll be getting some cricket flour for yourself, I hope you enjoy and find some fun new insect bakes to try out! Respond
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