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So it makes loads of sense because you can get a similar amount of protein to beef from insects, but up to 25% less feed going in, a fraction of the land used, because insects can be farmed vertically, and they can feed on side streams of other pla nt—based industries. so it makes lots of sense to be able to farm them for us to eat. yeah, absolutely. it's just getting around our kind of issues with the idea of eating insects. you can say that again. just how palatable are these crunchy critters? sometimes called a �*future food', even the un food and agriculture organization has spoken out...

"an underutilised resource." millions are being invested in insect farms worldwide, and sarah and her husband and chef andy are making the most of this growing industry. right. so, i've got to admit, andy, i've never tried bug—based food before. not to my knowledge, anyway. i'm sure i've obviously eaten a few flies in my time. i'm terrified about what i'm going to find inside. well, i can talk you through it. alright. so, what have we got in here? so, you've got sweet potato, butternut squash, cricket, a bit of yellow mealworm and there's a buffalo insect as well, which is the larvae of a le...

Of other pla nt—based industries. so it makes lots of sense to be able to farm them for us to eat. yeah, absolutely. it's just getting around our kind of issues with the idea of eating insects. you can say that again. just how palatable are these crunchy critters? sometimes called a �*future food', even the un food and agriculture organization has spoken out, urging people to make more of what they call "an underutilised resource." millions are being invested in insect farms worldwide, and sarah and her husband and chef andy are making the most of this growing industry. right. so, i've got...

Going in, a fraction of the land used, because insects can be farmed vertically, and they can feed on side streams of other pla nt—based industries. so it makes lots of sense to be able to farm them for us to eat. yeah, absolutely. it's just getting around our kind of issues with the idea of eating insects. you can say that again. just how palatable are these crunchy critters? sometimes called a �*future food', even the un food and agriculture organization has spoken out, urging people to make more of what they call "an underutilised resource." millions are being invested in insect farms w...

Food', even the un food and agriculture organization has spoken out, urging people to make more of what they call "an underutilised resource." millions are being invested in insect farms worldwide, and sarah and her husband and chef andy are making the most of this growing industry. right. so, i've got to admit, andy, i've never tried bug—based food before. not to my knowledge, anyway. i'm sure i've obviously eaten a few flies in my time. i'm terrified about what i'm going to find inside. well, i can talk you through it. alright. so, what have we got in here? so, you've got sweet potato, but...