HiSo snacks unabashedly proclaim what they are: the bamboo worms look like bamboo worms; the crickets look like crickets. The line also includes crispy silkworms.

In Belgium, insect breeder Peter De Baptist is licensed to distribute and sell them as food. “Breeding insects has 10 times less impact on the environment than the breeding of cows and pigs ...

Allergen-free peanuts, chocolatey-tasting cake made of kale and broccoli, and 3D-printed food are only a few of the innovations likely to be seen in nutrition within the next century. That was the ...

Beyond disgust: How to get eaters to try insects or cultured meats To persuade people to eat more sustainable proteins, we can make them seem familiar — or make them seem new and exciting ...

It may look like a bushtucker trial on I'm A Celebrity, but don't knock creepy crawly food until you've tried it. In Vietnam they are popular snacks to nibble while enjoying a beer. Are you a fan? ...

Insects display diverse qualities. Some species possess jewel-like appearances. Green tortoise beetles shimmer. Cuckoo wasps have metallic bodies. Cotton harlequin bugs show bold patterns ...

Insects that look like sticks, behave like fruit, and move like seeds Published: June 25, 2018 12:36am EDT. James O ... are also full of nutritious ant food. And sure enough, ...

Upmarket bug snacks to creep into Thai stores. By Adam Justice Published 27 February 2015, 12:39 PM GMT. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard ...

Thankfully, researchers at MIT may have come up with a bit of a solution—robotic insect swarms that can assist in artificial pollination. These new miniature robots are designed to hover ...

Brooklyn's Exo, which develops insects as an alternative protein source, has announced a $1.2 million seed round led by Collaborative Fund and author/investor Tim Ferriss.

HiSo snacks unabashedly proclaim what they are: the bamboo worms look like bamboo worms; the crickets look like crickets. The line also includes crispy silkworms.