edible

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• Paper menus were composted and fed to worms, which were dehydrated and fed to fish, whose ammonia-rich waste fertilized the lettuces, guava plants, curry leaves, and edible flowers used in the kitchen.

• They deliver their goods to the root microbiome through pumping exudates—a homemade brew of carbohydrates, phytochemicals, and other edibles—into the soil.

• Apeel takes that edible substance made of ubiquitous plant material and creates a solution in which the molecules are arranged more closely to those on a lemon after drying on a piece of produce.

• I have never had strong opinions about cannabis—whether smoking or edible—and I’ve always had an adverse reaction to THC.

• It’s not unlike the rise of cannabis edibles as an alternative to sharing joints or pipes.

• The lobster is taken away and a steak, something he considers edible, is provided.

• In fact, Fast Company predicts that edible insects are already a $20 million industry in the U.S.

• Before Kaye, edible taxidermy had not yet been introduced to the mainstream on an educational level.

• Coffee beans are available in jewelry, keychain, soap, body spray and, of course, edible and brewable form.

• Poking through this crunchy-sweet vegetable mound is edible ecstasy.

• Among many people in the East, no food is thought so great a dainty as these edible birds' nests.