US EditionHave You Tried the Chicatanas? Know Their Origin and Why They Are a Gastronomic Treasure
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Chicatanas, also known as flying ants or Atta Mexicana, are a species of large ant that lives in warm regions of southern Mexico, especially in Oaxaca, Chiapas, Puebla and Veracruz. These ants appear seasonally, usually after the first rains of June, which coincides with the festivities of San Juan, hence they are also known as ants of San Juan. For centuries, Chicatanas have been an essential part of indigenous cuisine. They are collected manua…
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