STATE FAIRPhotos: Cricket nachos at the 2017 Wisconsin State FairA lone cricket garnishes a nacho chip. Those who tried the snack report that the crickets doused in cheese did not have a strong flavor. Alone they taste a little nutty. The texture was similar to pork rinds or popcorn.Jordan C. Axelson, Milwaukee Journal SentinelAll Things Jerky offers nachos with a twist: they have crickets sprinkled on the top. Owner Jess Jerky sells insect-inspired snacks in addition to exotic meat sticks like kangaroo, ostrich and alligator.Jordan C. Axelson, Milwaukee Journal SentinelAll Things Jerky offers nachos with a twist: they have crickets sprinkled on the top. Owner Jess Jerky sells insect-inspired snacks in addition to exotic meat sticks like kangaroo, ostrich and alligator.Jordan C. Axelson, Milwaukee Journal SentinelThe cricket nachos were All Things Jerky's Sporkies entry this year.Jordan C. Axelson / Milwaukee Journal SentinelSteve Janetski (left) and Jordan Mikkelsen (right) share an order of cricket nachos.Jordan C. Axelson, Milwaukee Journal SentinelSteve Janetski (left) and Jordan Mikkelsen taste cricket nachos from All Things Jerky at the Wisconsin State Fair.Jordan C. Axelson, Milwaukee Journal SentinelAll Things Jerky offers a variety of exotic meats, bugs, popcorn, and peanuts.Jordan C. Axelson, Milwaukee Journal SentinelCustomers wait in line for snacks ranging from ghost pepper popcorn to cricket nachos. Jess Jerky, the owner of All Things Jerky, said the nachos would likely make a return next year due to their popularity.Jordan C. Axelson, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel