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Significados de food insects em inglês

russo
съедобное насекомое
espanhol
insecto comestible
catalão
insectes comestibles
Wikidata

Insect as food.

съедобное насекомое
Sinônimos
Examples for "edible insect"
Examples for "edible insect"
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The list of edible insect species is at 1,900 and growing.
The Guardian
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I think climbers are going to be a pretty sympathetic group of folks to the edible insect movement.
Climbing Magazine
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest The list of edible insect species is at 1,900 and growing.
The Guardian
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The edible insect industry is still in its infancy, and it's too soon to tell how it will develop or whether it will succeed.
The Guardian
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By 2023 the global edible insect market could triple to $1.2 billion from current levels, market research firm Meticulous Research said last year.
Reuters
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Photo: 123RF Alternative proteins include plant-based meat substitutes and edible insects.
Radio NZ
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Personally, I think we need to look at doughnuts embedded with edible insects.
The Irish Times
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To learn more about edible insects and to read Meghan's full trip report, visit bugvivant.com.
Climbing Magazine
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Vault 21 executive chef Greg Piner talks to Jesse about the popularity of edible insects.
Radio NZ
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The internet is teeming with edible insects, or "microlivestock," as they are called.
The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow ...
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Birds of the air, that take their insect food on the wing.
Bird Neighbors / An Introductory Acquaintance with One Hundred a...
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What would you recommend to someone looking to try their first insect food?
Climbing Magazine
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There he rests when tired of flying about in pursuit of insect food.
Bird Neighbors / An Introductory Acquaintance with One Hundred a...
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The reason is said to be that its insect food does not exist there.
Autobiography of Seventy Years, Vol. 1-2
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It had a long extensile tongue, furnished with a glutinous mucous for securing its insect food.
In the Wilds of Africa
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Imrie-Situnayake is part of a new and growing community of people who treat insects as food.
Wired
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Imrie-Situnayake is part of a new and growing community of people who treat insects as food.
Wired