🍽️🐛🇸🇬 Welcome to the future of dining in Singapore!
In an unprecedented move, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has approved 16 species of edible insects for sale and consumption. Locusts, grasshoppers, mealworms, and several species of beetle are now on the menu.
Why? 🌍🌱
Insects are not just a source of protein. They're a weapon in the battle against climate change. They serve as a sustainable source of high protein compared to methane-producing livestock.
And #Singapore is not alone.
From grasshopper tacos in Mexico to cricket laced pasta in Southeast Asia, insects are part of the culinary tradition in many countries.
Now, Singapore is joining the revolution.
But don't expect these insects to be "harvested from the wild." They will be farmed under strict regulatory guidelines to ensure safety.
So, next time you're in Singapore, don't be surprised if you find yourself crunching on a silkworm satay or savoring a dish garnished with mealworms.
Embrace the change.
Remember, the future of food is not just about taste. It's about sustainability, nutrition, and embracing new ideas.
So, are you ready to take a bite out of the future? 🍽️🐛🌍
Food for thought, indeed!
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4moYou guys seem to have fun. Always pleasant to combine work and pleasure ! The best in fact. Like Confucius said "find a job you like and you will ́never have the feeling to work a single day of your life"