Edible cutlery has started in many countries of the world including plates, glasses, bowls and spoons. Edible cutlery can be eaten because it is made from food items. Initially, edible cutlery was prepared only from wheat bran but now many changes are taking place in it.
The utensils which are used for eating food in the house are either of metal or of glass and clay which are usually washed after use. Apart from this, if we go to a roadside stall outside, we are served food in paper plates or plastic cutlery, which are put in the garbage after use. But today we are going to tell you about some places where people eat them instead of washing and throwing plates or glasses after eating food. Yes, you read it right. In many places in North America, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Japan and India, people do not throw glass-plates after having food, but they also eat them.
Edible cutlery is coming in many flavors Edible cutlery
has started in many countries of the world including plates, glasses, bowls and spoons. Edible cutlery can be eaten because it is made from food items. Initially, edible cutlery was prepared only from wheat bran but now many changes are taking place in it. Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, makes edible cutlery with many flavors, including chocolate flavor. Along with this, many spices are also added to it so that they will also taste in the food. Apart from this, they are absolutely safe for the environment, which does not harm nature in any way. The most important thing about edible cutlery is that any type of food or drink can be served cold or hot in it.
Edible cutlery is more expensive than plastic cutlery,
such edible cutlery is being used in many restaurants and homes in India. However, its price is much higher than plastic cutlery. If we compare it with a spoon made of ordinary plastic, then the difference in its prices can be understood. In the wholesale market, the price of 100 teaspoons made of ordinary plastic can be Rs 15 to Rs 100 or more. At the same time, the price of edible spoon can start from Rs 300 to Rs 500 or more. The price of edible spoons also depends on its quality, quantity and flavor.
The large roll of plastic causing massive environmental damage,
harm the environment are not even those of another planet, we are restricted to those who have been doing messing with nature and are also continuously. The use of plastic in everyday life and then throwing it here and there is hurting nature. According to CPCB estimates in 2012, India generates about 26,000 tonnes of plastic waste every day. Surprisingly, in our country, more than 10,000 tons of plastic waste is not collected everyday. The plastic waste that cannot be collected causes terrible damage to the environment. Waste management is currently a major headache for the Indian government in protecting the environment.
There are many experiments being done to save the environment,
we all know how much plastic is used for daily eating and drinking. The plastic glass, plate, bowl, spoon, cup that we are using in our everyday life is destroying the environment and its direct effect is on us. Many types of experiments are being done to protect the environment. To eliminate or reduce the use of plastic cutlery, first cutlery made of wood came in the markets, which does not harm the environment. After this, cutlery made of wheat straw has started coming. Yes, the cutlery made from wheat bran will neither hurt the nature and we can eat it as per our wish.
