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April 10, 2019
Bugs Are Nutritious, So We Should Eat Them All
We spoke with a successful entrepreneur about her bug-based baking company and why she believes insects are the future of food. Eighty percent of the world regularly consumes critters; every year,...
Read on Vice »August 13, 2018
Smithsonian Networks to Premiere New Series BUG BITES
America's culinary boundaries are about to be shattered as Smithsonian Networks introduces BUG BITES, a six-part, short-form series exploring the worldwide art of cooking and consuming insects.
Read on broadwayworld »January 26, 2018
Eating insects might seem yucky, but they are nutritious and there is no reason you can't: Study says most primates, including humans, can digest these critters
Almost all living primates still have working versions of the gene needed to produce a stomach enzyme that breaks down exoskeletons. This means that the 'yuck' factor when it comes to eating...
Read on ScienceDaily »November 24, 2017
We’re Headed Toward A Thanksgiving Brimming With Insects. Here Are The Crunchiest Recipes.
In the coming decades, as meat becomes less and less sustainable, our Thanksgiving feasts might well include insects. Here are a few recipes for early adopters.
Read on BuzzFeed »November 3, 2017
Please Don't Bug Me
As a dutiful reader of the New York Times, The Scrapbook has for several years been aware of a new trend in the culinary arts. The trend: the preparation and consumption of insects. Three years ago...
Read on Weekly Standard »More Ventures in Food & Water
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