Have you heard of cockroach bread?
A UN recommendation that defends an insect rich diet gave birth to recipe with cockroach powder: it's rich in protein and ecofriendly
Andressa Lucas and Lauren Menegon, from the Federal University of Rio Grande (Furg), in Brazil, created a bread recipe that has cockroach powder as one of its key ingredients. The idea came about after a public recommendation by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) that argued for an insect rich diet. According to the UN organization, these animals are a source of protein substantially more efficient than beef and poultry. Cockroaches used are bred specifically for this purpose in controlled and aseptic environments by a company in Betim, in the state of Minas Gerais, also in Brazil.
Content published in September 11, 2018
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