THE BUSH GRUB CHALLENGE

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Amir Khan told the show he nearly quit just three days before he was due to fly out to Australia. Read More Related Articles Ben said: “It can be played while watching I’m a Celebrity or with friends and family at any other time because it’s a really social game.

Cochineal, which is the red colouring used in certain sweets and things like strawberry jelly, is extracted from beetles,” he said.North Wales Live reports that speaking in August, Richard Cowles, Director of Entertainment at ITV Studios, said: “The Australian jungle is such an integral part of the show it was a big challenge to find a UK location where we could continue to deliver what viewers love about I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.” Proving himself a real marketeer, Ben persuaded licensing chiefs at ITV’s I’m a Celebrity to allow him to display the show’s logo on his products. Fancy a lolly? I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here starts on ITV next Sunday (November 15) at 9pm, and it's due to last for around 3 weeks. Ben got the bug for his unusual business while running Claws and Jaws, an exotic animals show for children’s parties. People have said, ‘that’s disgusting’ and started coughing, but nobody’s ever complained or thrown-up.

Ben, whose girlfriend Robyn apparently “doesn’t mind” Bush Grub’s distinctive taste, said he is currently working on a prototype of an insect recipe to invade the health food market. As they prepare to get the 20th series underway, they revealed that 10 celebrities are making the trip and hoping to be crowned King or Queen of the castle. These include EastEnders stars Shane Richie and Jess Plummer, TV presenter Vernon Kay, and Olympic legend Sir Mo Farah.Radio 1 DJ Jordan North joins them, as well as author and podcaster Giovanna Fletcher, Corrie icon Beverley Callard, Former Strictly pro AJ Pritchard, Paralympic gold medallist Hollie Arnold and BBC news journalist Victoria Derbyshire.