The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
Entomophagy, which is the practice of humans eating insects for food, has now hit the United Kingdom. Insect-eating is a common practice in about 80 percent of the nations of the world, but until recently, a thing considered a foreign practice in the United Kingdom. Things have changed and this ancient and pre-historic practice is currently hot and trending in the UK.
Cheesy grasshoppers, prawns with live ants and CRICKET rice cakes are among the favorites.
Insects are a sustainable form of high-protein that have long been eaten by humans in other parts of the world. They are now starting to appear on restaurant menus and in supermarkets in the UK. [DailyMail]
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The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
The UK has moved onto a new culinary trend : Insect-eating
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