Fancy A Bug Mac?
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|November 7, 2019
If you found a bug in your burger at a restaurant, you would probably send it back. But one UK farm is serving up juicy snacks made entirely from creepy-crawlies — and claims they’re even tastier than beef.
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An urban farm in Ealing, London, is putting insects on your plate, in attempt to promote a more environmentally-friendly, sustainable source of protein.
An ecological and nutritious alternative to meat, edible insects are rich in protein, omega 3 and vitamin B12 — as well as low in calories. Experimental chef Tiziana Di Costanzo is the founder of Horizon Edible Insects, where she farms mealworms and crickets.
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