Thai edible insect business is booming. Can it inspire the world? Growing up in Thailand’s northeastern Isan region, Suwimon ...

For most people, fine dining might mean a beautifully plated dish and a glass of good wine. But for those adventurous enough ...

A German app called Insekten Scanner scans the barcode of a food product to tell you whether it includes insect parts in the ingredients. The app, which was first developed in late 2023 and now ...

Narrator: Other companies took it out because, well, people still don't like eating bugs, especially vegans. In 2012, a vegan news site outed Starbucks for using cochineal in its Strawberries and ...

In 2019, several people or their families have spoken out about contracting a flesh-eating bacteria. In most cases, after a day out on the water in places like Florida, Texas and Maryland ...

Over two billion people worldwide regularly consume insects as part of their diet due to their high protein content and nutritional benefits. Edible ant varieties include leafcutter, honeypot ...

However, in Ghana, eating bugs is much more than a lifestyle choice ... believes that once people learn to sink their teeth in, they'll never go back. The New York Times wrote an article ...

The cochineal bugs—a species of ... Is there any risk to eating crunched-up-insect extract? The Food and Drug Administration says no—as do people in Ghana, Papua New Guinea, and Bali, who ...

When he wasn't eating bugs, Jhonattan managed to find and eat ... Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer ...