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Angelina Jolie: 'My kids eat crickets like Doritos'

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's world-traveling brood has a open-minded attitude toward food.
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Actor Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are shown with their six children (L-R) Shiloh, Vivienne, Maddox, Knox, Zahara, Pax (not shown) in Tokyo in 2011. UPI/Keizo Mori
Actor Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are shown with their six children (L-R) Shiloh, Vivienne, Maddox, Knox, Zahara, Pax (not shown) in Tokyo in 2011. UPI/Keizo Mori 
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Published: Jan. 23, 2013 at 11:56 AM
By KATE STANTON, UPI.com

Angelina Jolie, who carts her six children around the world with Brad Pitt, opened up about her their family's eating habits in a video for a Louis Vuitton ad campaign.

According to E! News, the actress' boys discovered their love for crickets on a recent trip to Cambodia, where she adopted her nine-year-old son Maddox.

"My boys love to eat crickets. It's their favorite thing," Jolie said. "They ate them like Doritos."

"I had to actually ban the cricket eating at some point, because I was afraid they were gonna get sick from too many," Jolie added. "But they're good—they are like a potato chip."

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