With the world’s human population continuing to grow, there’s a risk that food supplies could one day fall behind demand. But don’t worry, scientists have found a new slimy, wriggling source of ...

When you think of a burger, you probably imagine something simple: a beef patty, a veggie burger, something with a ton of toppings and a soft bun, maybe even a salmon burger, all of which sound ...

STORY: Serbian scientists have been experimenting with mealworms as a way to break down polystyrene - commonly used in packaging, insulation and food containers - and help solve a growing plastic ...

Furniture retailer IKEA is well known for its affordable, build-it-yourself decor , but also for its cheap and tasty Swedish meatballs. Customers who enjoy the signature snack while shopping for ...

The idea of eating insects isn't new -- there are several cultures around the world that actually rely on them as a major food source. But those in the Western world haven't quite caught on, and ...

Have you ever been sitting on the couch, ready to put on your favorite movie, you head over to the fridge, and just wish you had a nice, juicy packet of mealworms to snack on? Well good news! The EU ...

If you've ever kept mealworms as food for a pet reptile or frog, then you probably fed them fruits or vegetables. What you likely didn't know, however, was that the insects can also survive quite ...

A spoonful of sugar may help the mealworms go down. Adding sugars to powdered, cooked mealworms creates a seasoning with an appetizing “meatlike” odor, researchers report August 24 at the American ...

Want to eat sustainably? Then eat bugs. That's the word from the Dutch, who are doing their best to make a scientific case for the environmental benefits of insect proteins. Reduce greenhouse gases?

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Insects can be turned into meat-like flavors, helping provide a more environmentally ...

BELGRADE, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Serbian scientists have been experimenting with mealworms as a way to break down polystyrene.