Mealworm quiche? Really? Does it taste like chicken?
Judging by the reaction in the photo, eating bugs may not be an easy sell.
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The professor at Wageningen University in the Netherlands said insects have more protein than cattle per bite, cost less to raise, consume less water and don't have much of a carbon footprint.
He even has plans for a cookbook to make bug food a more appetising prospect for mature palates.
Van Huis has organized lectures, food tastings, and cookery classes with a master chef who demonstrates how to prepare a range of recipes using bugs, worms and grasshoppers, all bred - or raised - at a Dutch insect farm for consumption.
A picture of my cave
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