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Marcel Dicke: Miért ne ehetnénk rovarokat?

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Marcel Dicke étvágygerjesztő érveket hoz fel a rovarfogyasztás mellett. A finnyás konyhafőnököknek és ínyenceknek azt üzeni, hogy az olyan csemegék, mint a sáskák és hernyók, a húsokkal vetekednek ízben és tápanyagtartalomban -- és még környezetbarátok is.

Marcel Dicke wants us to reconsider our relationship with insects, promoting bugs as a tasty -- and ecologically sound -- alternative to meat in an increasingly hungry world. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Zeta Mansart
Reviewed by Laszlo Kereszturi
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