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Silkworms, Locusts And More: Singapore Approves These 16 Insects As Food
While approving these insects for "human consumption or as animal feed", SFA informed that the production should be safe, and not in the "wild".
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Amul Issues Detailed Statement After Customer Finds Centipede In Ice Cream Tub
Food safety officials have launched a probe into the matter. Find out what Amul said about the incident.
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Kitchen Tips: How to Store Wheat Flour For Long: 5 Easy Tips To Follow
It is a common practice to purchase and store flour in bulk quantities to save time and effort. However, improper storage of flour can lead to the development of lumps or the growth of insects such as worms, rendering it unsuitable for use.
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Qatar Bans Insect Food After EU Expands Menu For Protein
Qatar has reaffirmed a religious ban on consuming insects in a move that comes after the European Union added new products to its list of approved foods.
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Bizarre! European Union Approves This Yellow Insect As Human Food
The European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) has approved mealworms as fit for consumption by humans. Here's all you need to know.
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Yellow Grub Becomes Europe's First Insect Food
Mealworms may soon find their way into Europe's pasta bowls and dinner dishes, after becoming the first insect approved in the region as a human food.
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This Environment-Friendly Ice Cream Made From Insects Is Going Viral. Will You Try It?
A new startup is replacing milk in ice cream with EntoMilk, which is extracted from insects. The ice cream is protein-rich and environment friendly!
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The Future Of Food: Can Lab-Grown Insect Meat Be A Future Food?
Given the harmful effect livestock farming poses for the planet, researchers have proposed plant-based diets, insect farming, lab-grown meat, and genetically modified animals as an alternative to livestock farming.
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Creamy Or Creepy? Insect Ice-creams Are A thing Now!
Fancy some crunchy toppings on your chilled summer favorites? How about some protein-rich fried crickets or ants?
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Adventurous Dining with Grasshopper Burgers and More
Though slightly uncertain, Erin Kolski pronounced the unusual fare on her plate - a burger made from ground-up grasshoppers - to be surprisingly tasty. "It's a little crunchy. It tastes fine," Kolski said, sounding somewhat surprised as she favorably...
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Can Insects Feed the World?
There was a time when they were considered as a delicacy, then they swarmed the streets as crowd pleasing snacks and today they are hogging the spotlight as the future of food but can insects feed the world?
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Why insects can be the future of food
How would you react if your neighbourhood restaurant serves you a menu that only lists cuisines prepared from caterpillars or termites? People would soon have no choice but to consume insects as it would be increasingly difficult to feed the burgeoning...
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Grub's up: Can Insects Feed the World?
Two billion people already eat insects as part of their regular diet - bugs may not sound appealing, but once upon a time neither did sushi. Is it time to put ants, beetles and locusts on the menu?From the high windows of a warehouse in southern Spain...
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Amritsar: Insects, worms found in mid-day meal kitchen
Even as the country grapples with the death of 23 children in Bihar after being poisoned by the free lunch at their school, another such case has come to light in Amritsar.
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The future of Food: Insects, GM Rice and Edible Packaging are on the Menu
As the global population rises and food prices do too, many scientists are looking for alternatives to traditional foodstuffs. Eating insectsTwo billion people around the world, primarily in south-east Asia and Africa, eat insects - locusts, grasshoppers,...
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Silkworms, Locusts And More: Singapore Approves These 16 Insects As Food
While approving these insects for "human consumption or as animal feed", SFA informed that the production should be safe, and not in the "wild".
-
Amul Issues Detailed Statement After Customer Finds Centipede In Ice Cream Tub
Food safety officials have launched a probe into the matter. Find out what Amul said about the incident.
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Kitchen Tips: How to Store Wheat Flour For Long: 5 Easy Tips To Follow
It is a common practice to purchase and store flour in bulk quantities to save time and effort. However, improper storage of flour can lead to the development of lumps or the growth of insects such as worms, rendering it unsuitable for use.
-
Qatar Bans Insect Food After EU Expands Menu For Protein
Qatar has reaffirmed a religious ban on consuming insects in a move that comes after the European Union added new products to its list of approved foods.
-
Bizarre! European Union Approves This Yellow Insect As Human Food
The European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) has approved mealworms as fit for consumption by humans. Here's all you need to know.
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Yellow Grub Becomes Europe's First Insect Food
Mealworms may soon find their way into Europe's pasta bowls and dinner dishes, after becoming the first insect approved in the region as a human food.
-
This Environment-Friendly Ice Cream Made From Insects Is Going Viral. Will You Try It?
A new startup is replacing milk in ice cream with EntoMilk, which is extracted from insects. The ice cream is protein-rich and environment friendly!
-
The Future Of Food: Can Lab-Grown Insect Meat Be A Future Food?
Given the harmful effect livestock farming poses for the planet, researchers have proposed plant-based diets, insect farming, lab-grown meat, and genetically modified animals as an alternative to livestock farming.
-
Creamy Or Creepy? Insect Ice-creams Are A thing Now!
Fancy some crunchy toppings on your chilled summer favorites? How about some protein-rich fried crickets or ants?
-
Adventurous Dining with Grasshopper Burgers and More
Though slightly uncertain, Erin Kolski pronounced the unusual fare on her plate - a burger made from ground-up grasshoppers - to be surprisingly tasty. "It's a little crunchy. It tastes fine," Kolski said, sounding somewhat surprised as she favorably...
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Can Insects Feed the World?
There was a time when they were considered as a delicacy, then they swarmed the streets as crowd pleasing snacks and today they are hogging the spotlight as the future of food but can insects feed the world?
-
Why insects can be the future of food
How would you react if your neighbourhood restaurant serves you a menu that only lists cuisines prepared from caterpillars or termites? People would soon have no choice but to consume insects as it would be increasingly difficult to feed the burgeoning...
-
Grub's up: Can Insects Feed the World?
Two billion people already eat insects as part of their regular diet - bugs may not sound appealing, but once upon a time neither did sushi. Is it time to put ants, beetles and locusts on the menu?From the high windows of a warehouse in southern Spain...
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Amritsar: Insects, worms found in mid-day meal kitchen
Even as the country grapples with the death of 23 children in Bihar after being poisoned by the free lunch at their school, another such case has come to light in Amritsar.
-
The future of Food: Insects, GM Rice and Edible Packaging are on the Menu
As the global population rises and food prices do too, many scientists are looking for alternatives to traditional foodstuffs. Eating insectsTwo billion people around the world, primarily in south-east Asia and Africa, eat insects - locusts, grasshoppers,...
