After all, it's made of flour... Yes! There was only a small difference in taste in my experience eating with this spoon (one of the savory kinds) which was the smell of the spices the spoon was ...

An curved arrow pointing right. An Indian startup is making edible cutlery to try and reduce the amount of plastic pollution. Bakeys currently sells 1.5 million of the spoons and forks per year in ...

One of the most enduring debates that has persisted through generations is the choice of dining utensils – should one eat with hands or use spoons? For many, this choice runs deeper than mere ...

The company launching the world's first edible cutlery line. Yes - that's a spoon that you can eat. Earlier this month, 9,293 backers on the popular crowdfunding website Kickstarter pledged $ ...

The brand name is a combination of "eat" and "tray," with ... and is soon set to release a spoon made from wheat. The company is also developing an edible drinking cup. Kimura Alumi Foil Co., ...