Would you try kosher locust protein powder? (FOOD TECH)

So there are 4 types of locusts that are kosher to eat. Right now, an Israeli food-tech company is experimenting with non-kosher insect protein powders.

TWO QUESTIONS:
1) Would you try kosher locust protein powder if it was certified by your rabbi’s preferred mashgiach, labeled with his top hescher, and it’s mamash kosher for you?

2) Do you think that contemporary rabbonim would consider a vanilla-flavored locust protein powder dairy-free shake as parev, fleishig, or machlokes?

Thank you 🙂

Here’s info on *Flying SpArk* from Baking Business dot com:

“Flying SpArk produces all-natural protein extracted from the Mediterranean fruit fly for use in foods for human consumption. This sustainable protein source is high in calcium, iron and potassium. It is also odorless and almost cholesterol-free.

‘We are excited to join the Ikea accelerator and to have the opportunity to learn how to work with a giant retailer like Ikea,” said Eran Gronich, co-founder and chief executive officer of Flying SpArk. “This will completely enhance our product development and how we progress. Ikea will mentor and work with our team toward eventually collaboration between the companies to develop a product and hopefully to launch it at Ikea’s restaurants.'” (Baking Business)