Here are some edible insects and their surprising benefits ... iron, and zinc. Some people enjoy them roasted or sprinkled on ...

Singapore has long held a reputation for its diverse and experimental food scene, and now adventurous diners can tuck into ...

One solution that’s gaining attention is edible insects. You might be thinking … ewww bugs! hile it may sound strange to some ...

SINGAPORE: A local company that sells insects as snack food said it hit “another historical milestone” on Thursday (Jan 23) when its edible crickets were put on sale at the Sheng Siong supermarket ...

In fact, two of the UN’s eight Millennium Development Goals—eradicating extreme poverty and hunger, and reducing child mortality rates—can be directly addressed by expanding consumption of edible ...

Some two billion people around the world eat insects as part of their regular diet.' For one of the Museum's late-night openings, Dr Sivell created an event that challenged visitors' preconceptions ...

Debbie Bourne has been eating insects (Image: Debbie Bourne) And check this out: an Islington-based company, yumbug.com, has launched an edible insect brand which replaces mincemeat, with… er… minced ...

But the numbers suggest many people are going to change their minds ... he has seen momentum grow in the edible insects market. On the supply-side, he added, it's now easier to obtain the raw ...

She added that crickets, another popular edible insect, contain a whopping 43 grams ... Related stories "There is the yuck factor, but people who are looking for alternative sources of animal ...