date:Mar 12, 2019
But if your next dinner recipe involves raw fish, seaweed, wasabi and rice -- the key ingredients for sushi -- chances are you might enjoy some deep-fried crickets or beetles on the side.
For the first time, an international study led by La Trobe University and the University of Pennsylvania, has found that people who frequently consume sushi are more open to introducing edible insects into their diets.
This was particularly the case with the American sample -- of the 82 per cent of participan