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Edible Spoon India. Each year, 120 billion pieces of plastic cutlery are. Kruvil patel, 24, from gujarat india decided that he could combine the environmentally positive concept with the idea that edible spoons should taste good too. Spices like rock salt, cumin seed and black pepper are mixed with the dough to make spoons delicious in taste. narayana peesapaty created edible spoons in hyderabad, india, because he is fed up with plastic waste. an indian startup sells edible spoons that taste just like crackers, made out of millet, rice and wheat. Made from dough of wheat, jowar and rice powder, the edible spoons are crunchy and available in three different flavors: the recent innovation of edible cutlery—which can be consumed after finishing one’s meal—has come as a relief to many of us, and one young man from gujarat has not only found a way to reduce our plastic burden through edible spoons, but apparently, these can be relished in eight amazing flavours! narayana peesapaty claims that his edible cutlery is nutritious to the core. His startup now produces spoons in eight flavors. A delicious solution to plastic cutlery pollution. that would be great but what do edible spoons taste like? peesapaty, a researcher and agriculture consultant from hyderabad, india, developed an edible spoon made of millet,. Bakey’s edible cutlery is made from a mix of jowar (sorghum), rice and wheat flour.

narayana peesapaty created edible spoons in hyderabad, india, because he is fed up with plastic waste. A delicious solution to plastic cutlery pollution. Kruvil patel, 24, from gujarat india decided that he could combine the environmentally positive concept with the idea that edible spoons should taste good too. an indian startup sells edible spoons that taste just like crackers, made out of millet, rice and wheat. Made from dough of wheat, jowar and rice powder, the edible spoons are crunchy and available in three different flavors: Spices like rock salt, cumin seed and black pepper are mixed with the dough to make spoons delicious in taste. the recent innovation of edible cutlery—which can be consumed after finishing one’s meal—has come as a relief to many of us, and one young man from gujarat has not only found a way to reduce our plastic burden through edible spoons, but apparently, these can be relished in eight amazing flavours! peesapaty, a researcher and agriculture consultant from hyderabad, india, developed an edible spoon made of millet,. Each year, 120 billion pieces of plastic cutlery are. His startup now produces spoons in eight flavors.

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Edible Spoon India Bakey’s edible cutlery is made from a mix of jowar (sorghum), rice and wheat flour. the recent innovation of edible cutlery—which can be consumed after finishing one’s meal—has come as a relief to many of us, and one young man from gujarat has not only found a way to reduce our plastic burden through edible spoons, but apparently, these can be relished in eight amazing flavours! A delicious solution to plastic cutlery pollution. that would be great but what do edible spoons taste like? Each year, 120 billion pieces of plastic cutlery are. peesapaty, a researcher and agriculture consultant from hyderabad, india, developed an edible spoon made of millet,. Made from dough of wheat, jowar and rice powder, the edible spoons are crunchy and available in three different flavors: narayana peesapaty claims that his edible cutlery is nutritious to the core. Spices like rock salt, cumin seed and black pepper are mixed with the dough to make spoons delicious in taste. narayana peesapaty created edible spoons in hyderabad, india, because he is fed up with plastic waste. His startup now produces spoons in eight flavors. an indian startup sells edible spoons that taste just like crackers, made out of millet, rice and wheat. Bakey’s edible cutlery is made from a mix of jowar (sorghum), rice and wheat flour. Kruvil patel, 24, from gujarat india decided that he could combine the environmentally positive concept with the idea that edible spoons should taste good too.