We Don’t Have to Eat Insects. But Feeding Them to Animals Could Save the Planet
Worldwide, the demand for meat and protein is rising, and we need to find sustainable ways to meet those needs. Bug enthusiasts say that edible
19th April 2021
Clubs Are Back, but DJ Levins Is Keeping His Lockdown Mixtapes Project Alive for Living-Room Dance Parties
When nightclubs were closed and festivals first cancelled in March last year, Sydney’s Andrew Levins (alias DJ Levins) began releasing mixtapes online through a subscription
16th April 2021
Will eating bugs become the new normal?
Next Story from ‘Naturopath Magazine – Issue 2’ The Five Medicinal Mushrooms R… By Charlotte Palmer Have you ever bitten into a juicy wild blackberry
5th April 2021
What To Know About Eating Cicadas As Trillions of Brood X Bugs Set To Emerge in U.S.
Trillions of insects known as cicadas are set to spring to life after 17 years living underground across the U.S. from next month, but the
2nd April 2021
Mars Petcare launches first dry cat food made from insects
Mars Petcare is introducing the first 100% insect-based cat food available in the UK. Called Lovebug, the food contains no traditional meat sources but instead
1st April 2021
Don’t squash it: Insects are helping to combat Singapore’s food waste problem
Black soldier fly larvae can consume up to twice their body weight every day. SINGAPORE: Singaporeans love their food. Unfortunately, that also means that food
8th March 2021
Rebel Wilson reveals the one thing she won’t ever eat
Rebel Wilson completely overhauled her wellness regime to shed an incredible amount of weight, but there are some things she’s just not prepared to do
6th March 2021
Small Giants cricket crackers: An easier way to embrace the bug life?
Crackers with an extra spring in their step… Last year, Tim and I had some Halloween fun taking part in a beer and bugs pairing.
6th March 2021
5 ways to transform our food system to benefit people and planet
Our relationship with food is dangerously imbalanced Globally, we waste a third of all food produced and the natural resources involved in its production; A
5th March 2021
Here are 10 companies hoping to cash in on the boom in edible worms and crickets
Clockwise from top left: BUG’s dried cricket stir-fry, designer Thomas Constant with his tabletop insect cultivation unit, Kric8’s honey and mustard flavored crickets, Small Giants’
4th March 2021
Would you eat a cricket cookie? How about mealworm fried rice?
Food Insects are crawling their way into Minnesota’s sustainable food scene as an inexpensive source of protein. Todd Renard adds protein powder made from mealworm
4th March 2021
Nutrition Technologies raises US$5m, opens insect protein factory in Malaysia
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3rd March 2021
Anyone for cricket? Meet the Joburg bug lady who’s putting insects on the menu
Fancy a marinated cricket kebab for dinner? How about some mealworm flapjacks for breakfast or a chocolate-coated silkworm to satisfy that sweet tooth? For many
3rd March 2021
Yorkshire and crickets… a winning combination at the root of future food supply
(Image: PA) Born in Halifax, brought up in Hull, Rob Bell has worked in over 30 countries across the globe, having operated in ports, logistics
1st March 2021
Why it’s time to embrace edible insects
Eating insects as a replacement for meat should be no big deal for anyone. After all, research suggests the average individual already eats 140,000 insect
26th February 2021
How Humans Eating Insects Could Help Save the Planet | Time
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26th February 2021
Building Blocks: Chapulines, a Bug’s Culinary Life in Oaxaca
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26th February 2021
Insect protein, a market ready for metamorphosis Blog Trainees take on business
Mealworm arancini to start, followed by Mezcal worm tacos with guacamole and grasshopper bacon bits. For dessert, cricket flour brownies. All washed down with a
25th February 2021
Kenyan farmers are turning crop-eating locusts into sustainable animal feed
A man tries to chase away a swarm of desert locusts away from a farm, near the town of Rumuruti, Kenya. (Baz Ratner/Reuters) Read Story
24th February 2021
Leigh business partners use crickets to make food seasoning
Best friends Matt Dean (left) and Harry Wright (right) We’ve all seen celebrities take on the daunting task of eating insects in a bush tucker
24th February 2021
CPF partners with university to develop insect protein
Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF) is already the world’s largest feed producer, sixth largest broiler producer and fourth largest egg producer. Now, the Thailand-based company is
23rd February 2021
Better Origin, which turns flies into food for chickens, raises $3M from… Fly Ventures
It turns out, where there are flies, there’s brass. Better Origin is a startup that converts waste food into essential nutrients using insects fed to
23rd February 2021
American Farmer: A Celebration of America’s Farm Families
AMES — Don’t let what Shelby Smith raises on her farm bug you. Her livestock, while unusual, can be good for you once you get
22nd February 2021
Moorhead cricket-farming couple is making high-protein cricket flour
Agriculture Madeline and Pat Revier are cricket farmers, raising the jaunty Jiminies for consumption by high-performance athletes, eco-conscious vegans, people with gluten allergies and anyone
22nd February 2021
Rupert Graves interview: ‘The bar snacks in Mexico — salted locusts and grasshoppers — were tastier than they sound’
I grew up in Weston-super-Mare, and the first time I went on a plane was on a family trip to Mallorca aged ten. It took
4th October 2020
Davina McCall backs Scots entrepreneur called ‘barking mad’ on Dragons’ Den
Television presenter Davina McCall has financially backed a Scots entrepreneur called “barking mad” on Dragons’ Den. Ross Lamond’s company Bug Bakes produces insect-based dog treats
4th October 2020
Why eating insects is about to become big business
BUSINESS Why eating insects is about to become big business 4 Oct, 2020 3:00pm 8 minutes to read Insects have long been a popular culinary
4th October 2020
Here’s what the LSU Sustainability Fund is going toward this year
A learning pollinator garden lies in the“Life Sciences Annex” in between the Life Sciences Building, Chopin and Williams Halls. Every LSU student pays $2 per
30th September 2020
Why eating insects is about to become big business
Edible bugs, now taking off in the west, offer environmental and nutritional benefits Click here to view original web page at www.ft.com
30th September 2020
Insects in feed: Sector ready to upscale
Growing insects for feed is a sector that has grown rapidly in recent years and is ready to scale up production. Producing insects could contribute
15th June 2020
Prue Leith uses flour made from crickets
It’s chill to have mozz sticks for dinner, right?Yields: 6 © Bang Showbiz Prue Leith Prue Leith has cooked baked goods using flour made from
5th June 2020
You Can Have a Little Murder Hornet, As a Treat
Because the scriptwriters for this year just don’t know when to stop, we’ve recently learned that the Asian Giant Hornet —an oversized stinging insect that
25th May 2020
Washington mealworm start-up closes A1 funding
Beta Hatch develops insect-rearing technology that converts organic waste directly into high-value proteins, oils and nutrients for poultry and aquaculture. are the larval form of
22nd May 2020
What will we eat in the year 2050?
Another emerging food for humans of 2050 is expected to be insects. At the Ameya Yokocho (Ame-yoko) shopping street near JR Ueno station can be
21st May 2020
Beta Hatch to open largest mealworm facility for aquafeed in North America
Cashmere, Washington, U.S.A.-based Beta Hatch has successfully completed a funding round and will begin the process of building out a production facility for growing mealworms
21st May 2020
Can We Save the World by Eating Crickets? Japanese Retailer Muji Is Trying!
Don’t Show Again Muji says these cricket crackers are so delicious they’re about the save the planet. People have been eating bugs since before we
18th May 2020
Colruyt invests in Brussels’ insect-based bars
Colruyt Group is investing in the Brussels cricket bar company Kriket to develop new cricket-based products together and give them an opportunity to expand the
12th May 2020
You Can Have a Little Murder Hornet, As a Treat
An unanticipated problem was encountered, check back soon and try again Because the scriptwriters for this year just don’t know when to stop, we’ve recently
11th May 2020
In Japan, the ‘murder hornet’ is both a lethal threat and a tasty treat
THE NEW YORK TIMES Long before Asian giant hornets found their way to American shores, some Japanese prized them for their numbing crunch and the
10th May 2020
KT Tunstall wants people to eat more insects to save the planet
Fife rocker KT Tunstall ate insects on a jaunt to Mexico. KT Tunstall believes western countries should add more insects to their menus – to
8th May 2020
Chickens prefer eating insect larvae meal
The use of insects as an alternative ingredient in the poultry feed industry is a promising solution to optimise animal production systems worldwide. A study
8th May 2020
Bug Ingredient Company Insectta Nabs Funding as Investors Flock to Alternative Protein
One foodtech area that seems to be chugging along nicely, despite the pandemic? Alternative protein. And just not plant-based protein. The Trendlines Group, an Israel-based
4th May 2020
Kaufland Introduces Insect-Based Food Items In Croatia
Kaufland has introduced insect-based products in Croatia which, it claims, is enjoyed by over a billion people worldwide. The German retailer has advertised its offer
4th May 2020
Now you can order insect ramen to eat at home
If you’re bored with the regular tonkotsu or miso ramen, why not give this a try? There was a time in my life where, if
3rd May 2020
Manage farm waste as you generate animal feeds and fertiliser
Farmer Caleb Karuga attends to black soldier flies which he keeps in his farm in Kiambu. Recent research has indicated that black soldier flies are
3rd May 2020
Our reporter eats more bugs from a Tokyo vending machine, compares flavors【Taste test】
Our reporter Seiji ventures back to Ueno’s bug vending machine to learn if crickets and grasshoppers taste the same. We’re more conscious of nutrition and
26th April 2020
Move over, fishmeal: Insects and bacteria emerge as alternative animal feeds
Fishmeal and fish oil are ingredients in pig and poultry feed, but the largest demand comes from aquaculture. Researchers and NGOs have questioned the sustainability
24th April 2020
Using Millions of Maggots to Slow Down Climate Change
Before you can see it, you can smell it. In a run-down area on the outskirts of Cape Town, trucks are pouring tons of rotting
24th April 2020
You should start eating bugs. Here’s how.
Remember when your grandpa wouldn’t eat sushi because only bears ate raw fish? Well, this is kind of the same. Entomophagy—the technical name for the
22nd April 2020
Belgian researchers serve up waffles made of insects
Aa Aa Insect-based fat is a sustainable and healthy alternative to butter, according to the research team at Ghent University in Belgium . Eating insects
20th April 2020
Edible Insects Most Likely Coming To European Supermarkets Soon
In a landmark decision, the E.U.’s European Food Safety Authority is expected to approve the sale of insects for human consumption. It means that for
4th April 2020
Roberts’ cricket flour bread featured on Blue Peter
Roberts Bakery featured on TV show Blue Peter yesterday (27 February) thanks to the brand’s insect bread. Unveiled last year, each Crunchy Cricket Loaf contains
28th February 2020
Maggot farmer is expanding to California. Its mission: Turn trash into protein
AgriProtein breeds black soldier flies to create maggots, which it uses to make protein meal and oil that can be fed to animals. (agriprotein.com) The
23rd January 2020
Sir Richard Branson’s ‘difficult baby’ providing him with his biggest test
Richard Branson plucks a dried grasshopper from a jar, takes a bite, and pronounces the insect surprisingly tasty before slurping down a vegan yoghurt and
23rd January 2020
Mealworms can safely consume polystyrene foam
© Anja Malawi-Brandon (Stanford) – Yellow mealworms eating Styrofoam and excreting it. A new study has found the worms excrete plastic and its toxic additives
21st January 2020
Bugs on snack menu for 1 night at Juneau movie theater
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Three boys sat rapt in their theater seats beaming at a selection of snacks. The reason for the excitement wasn’t butter
21st January 2020
Can eating bugs taste nice, be good for your health and save the planet?
This is a modal window. An unanticipated problem was encountered, check back soon and try again It might seem improbable now, but in a few
21st January 2020
Walkabout: It’s not gross. It’s food fit for the planet’s future
[email protected] I once ate a cricket. At a restaurant. Just popped it in my mouth before my visual mind could react. It was breaded, which
20th January 2020
Bug-based beauty: Singaporean biotech firm enlists soldier flies for more sustainable and purer chitosan
Singapore biotech start-up Insectta is rearing black soldier flies on its urban farm to produce a more sustainable and purer chitosan for the cosmetics industry.
20th January 2020
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Yukk! :( Somali Farmers Battling Worst Locust Invasion By Eating Insects [VIDEO]
* Somali farmers have urged their government to help protect crops from the worst invasion of locusts in 25 years. “Locusts already ate our grazing
26th December 2019
This project in Africa promotes edible insects, here’s why
Great to read about the work Chinhoyi University of Technology is doing with Edible insects The development of an industry in edible insects such as
25th December 2019
Why some aren’t bugged by adding insects to their diets | Health | dailytribune.com
Its that time of year when everyone starts planning their New Year diets, time to dust of the eating instects stories again… It won’t be
24th December 2019
Eat more insects Exeter professors plead – Radio Exe
Eating insects is just one part of a journey to improved sustainability, because they can be used as feed for farm animals, including farmed fish too,
24th December 2019
Stanford Study Shows Plastics-Gobbling Mealworms Safe to Use As Feed Stock
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — Consider the lowly mealworm. Researchers at Stanford University have been doing just that and they’ve discovered the little larvae have
22nd December 2019
Hudsonville Ice Cream To Take Over Production For Sherman’s Ice Cream
A new lifeline has been given to a longtime favorite in South Haven. Hudsonville Ice Cream is taking over production of Sherman’s Ice Cream next
21st December 2019
How insect farming is lifting Cambodians out of poverty
Former textile factory worker Ngo Sinoun, 37, is now an insect farmer. to Image: Roberto Traina Ngo Sinoun recalls the gruelling time spent working in
17th December 2019
Oxford’s new edible insects business MiniFeasts
Alex Capel (left), who recently started an Oxford business selling edible insects, is holding a special tasting event. Pictured with his brother Joe Capel. Picture
30th November 2019
This cafe serves grasshoppers and spiders as meals. That’s not all
Cambodia’s first insect tapas restaurant is mixing cocktail culture with creepy crawler fare.(Instagram/@Bugs cafe) Ant spring rolls, silkworm taro croquettes and a “bug mac” —
29th November 2019
From cocktail bars to skin are routines, silkworms are showing up in unexpected places | WJLA
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27th November 2019
This startup built a €250k edible-insect farm inside an old mine — with its own sauna
Deep underneath the Finnish town of Pyhäjärvi, startup employees can be found sizzling in a sauna. But this isn’t a spa. And the staff aren’t
27th November 2019
‘Like an oatmeal stout with a twist,’ says Quebec brewer behind cricket beer
Beermaker Jérémie Tremblay was excited by the challenge of using crickets to make a stout. (Submitted by Jérémie Tremblay ) A pair of microbreweries in
27th November 2019
I’m A Celebrity to use live bugs in Bushtucker Trial – as stars have to hold spiders in mouths despite controversial ban
It’s back!! (Picture: REX) The I’m A Celebrity campmates are in for a treat (well kind of) tonight as the two camps will reunite for
23rd November 2019
Maggot farmer is expanding to California. Its mission: Turn trash into protein
AgriProtein breeds black soldier flies to create maggots, which it uses to make protein meal and oil that can be fed to animals. (agriprotein.com) The
31st October 2019
INTERVIEW -Thai chef aims to turn insect eating into fine dining
BANGKOK, Oct 31 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Thai chef Surasit Buttama spent almost a decade cooking international food at upscale restaurants and hotels in the
31st October 2019
Sir Richard Branson’s ‘difficult baby’ providing him with his biggest test
Richard Branson plucks a dried grasshopper from a jar, takes a bite, and pronounces the insect surprisingly tasty before slurping down a vegan yoghurt and
27th October 2019
Thailand Unique Review
THAILAND UNIQUE Review, Edible Insects/ In this video I’m going to show you the edible insects that I ordered from Thailand Unique. RESOURCES & LINKS
21st October 2019
Eat Grub the Ultimate Insect Cookbook Review
Eat Grub is the Uk’s leading supplier of edible insects, with a range of ento products ranging from dried mealworms, powdered crickets and crickets protein
13th October 2019
5 books for entomophagy beginners
Starting your journey into the exciting world of Entomophagy can be daunting and filled with lots of questions: Where do I buy Insects? How do
8th September 2019
Mars bar maker invests in Australian edible bug farmer
Will kiwis be open to dining out on insects, new research suggests that they might. Mars Food’s investment in a group of Australian startups foreshadows
16th August 2019
Eating insects could aid weight loss – and bug crisps are now being sold in Sainsbury’s
SWAPPING your favourite pizza for a crunchy insect sandwich might not sound like the most appealing option. But many are now munching on critters and
13th August 2019
Insects tipped to rival sushi as fashionable food of the future
Cricket crisps and buffalo worm burgers could be as fashionable as sushi within a decade due to falling prices and a waning “yuck factor”, which
25th June 2019
Cricket powder: the unusual ingredient being added to school dinners in Madagascar
Crickets are more environmentally-friendly than other animals, converting a wide range of organic waste products into nutritious food with about twice the efficiency of chickens
24th June 2019
Are you ready for cricket burgers?
Are you ready for cricket burgers? Over two billion people regularly eat insects. Why are Americans so squeamish? DEREK BERES 06 May 2019 Humans have
6th May 2019
Crickets that taste like cotton candy are fueling major growth plans for a Lewiston company
Crickets that taste like cotton candy are fueling major growth plans for a Lewiston company By Lori Valigra, BDN Staff • May 3, 2019 1:00 am Updated: May 3,
3rd May 2019
Episode 40
Today on The Ento Podcast we have another a review of this month’s Insects as food and feed conference We also have a new sponsor
18th April 2019
SWAP (Silkworm as Protein)
The challenge Feeding the world is a huge challenge as the population is expected to grow to 9.6 billion by 2050. Increasing income, in addition
20th March 2019
Kyoto startup aims to take bite out of bugs’ ‘ick factor’ with cricket powder bars
BugMo Co. CEO Yusuke Matsui (left) and co-founder and COO Fu Nishimoto show off the startup’s cricket powder protein bars in February in Kyoto Prefecture.
15th March 2019
Entoview Series – Charlotte Binder from Isaac Nutrition
This entoview is with Charlotte Binder from Isaac Nutrition @isaac_nutrition. Charlotte talks about how Isaac nutrition started, their choice of insect protein and where they
4th February 2019
Episode 38
Today on The Ento Podcast we have another Bio Show; this time on Robyn Shapiro You’re listening to the Ento podcast and I am your host
3rd January 2019
Episode 37 – The Ento Podcast
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2nd January 2019
Bio 1 – Wendy Lu McGill and RMMR
You’re listening to the Ento podcast and I am your host Ross. Thanks so much for tuning in; I really appreciate you giving me
18th December 2018
Apology
Guess who’s back? That’s right..The Ento Podcast!!! If this is the 1st show you’ve listen to its not a great on just an apology
4th December 2018
E32 – The Ento Podcast
Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? Farm animals
29th November 2017
Entoview Series | Lee Cadesky from One Hop Kitchen
In this episode of The Ento Podcast Entoview series I talk to Lee Cadesky from One Hope Kitchen and C-Fu Foods. Lee Cadesky (@onehopkitchen) is
13th November 2017
Entoview series – Lee Cadesky
Join me for the Ento Podcasts first Entoview with Lee Cadesky Lee Cadesky (@onehopkitchen) is a passionate foodie who along with his brother Eli are
13th November 2017
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31st October 2017
E28 – The Ento Podcast
Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? Insects could
30th October 2017
29th October 2017
E27 – The Ento Podcast
Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? How to
16th October 2017
#18
Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? This Summer,
8th October 2017
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Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories? ? EU regulation
7th October 2017
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Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories? ? Melbourne Biotech
7th October 2017
#21 – The Ento Podcast
Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories? ? Bugs and
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Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? Bug Eater
5th October 2017
#23
Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? These Restaurants
4th October 2017
#24
Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories? ? Meeting Australia’s best chefs at the Noosa Food & Wine Festival ? Insects
4th October 2017
Episode 25
Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? Worm burgers coming to a diner near you? A first taste in Brussels
1st October 2017
Episode 26
Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories? ? At the
30th September 2017
#17
Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories? ? Adventurous eaters
30th September 2017
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Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? Mealworm cookie
23rd September 2017
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Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? Why You
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Today on The Ento Podcast we discuss the following news stories. Join Me Today As We Go Through This Weeks News Stories… ? St John’s
2nd August 2017
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5th February 2017
Finnish researchers develop food ingredients based on insects
Technical Research Center of Finland, VTT has developed food ingredients from mealworms and crickets, which are expected to be used in food processing in the
20th January 2017
Researchers still insisting that people in the U.S. will eat bugs for protein
For most folks in the United States and Europe, the thought of eating bugs is repulsive. For the majority of people everywhere else, it’s just
20th January 2017
INSECT FOOD GROUP WILL BUILD BUZZ IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
The ASEAN Food and Feed Insects Association, which will represent insect food manufacturers in Southeast Asia, hopes to make an impact on both public awareness
11th January 2017
Eating insects has long made sense in Africa. The world must catch up
Eating insects is as old as mankind . Globally, 2 billion people consume insects, a practise known as entomophagy. It is more common in Africa
10th January 2017
Insect pasta sauce makers want you to eat bugs
TORONTO — Imagine grabbing a mealworm powder smoothie for breakfast, snacking on chocolate chip and cricket cookies at work and coming home to a big
5th January 2017
Entrepreneurs working to bring insects into mainstream diets
Production facility manager Derek Delahaye eats roasted crickets at the Entomo Farms cricket processing facility in Norwood, Ont. on Monday, April 4, 2016. (Fred Thornhill
5th January 2017
Is the EU planning to feed its growing population on INSECTS?
The benefits of consuming insects are well documented – they are low calorie, high protein and rich in nutrients. And despite their grim appearance compare
5th January 2017
Eight Futuristic Foods You’ll Be Eating In 30 Years
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3rd January 2017
‘While the boys eat bugs’: Frankie Bridge strips to her bikini as she enjoys girls’ day at I’m A Celeb hotel with Ola Jordan, Kady McDermott and Adam Thomas’ fiance Caroline Daly
Her husband is well into his third week in the critter-filled jungle. But while Wayne Bridge endures more Bushtucker Trials and challenges, his wife Frankie
2nd December 2016
How the World Went Loco For Locust Pizza
A SWARM OF LOCUSTS, A mayor with an idea, and a photograph of a pizza—it was the recipe for a global sensation. In April 2010, the
22nd June 2016
Grub’s up! How eating insects could benefit health
Feeling hungry? How about some spicy grasshoppers with a side of buffalo worms? The thought of consuming such a meal might turn your stomach, but
22nd June 2016
How the World Went Loco For Locust Pizza
The famed picture of Pizza Café owner Joe Carrazza with his locust pizza. (Photo: Courtesy of Glenn Milne) A swarm of locusts, a mayor with
16th June 2016
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