Cockroach milk: The unexpected superfood that might outshine cow’s milk
Scientists have found that milk from the Pacific beetle cockroach, which births live young, is highly nutritious, containing proteins, amino acids, fats, and sugars. It offers three times the calories of buffalo milk. While cockroach milk could be a future superfood, challenges include production practicality and safety for human consumption.
Scientists have found that milk from the Pacific beetle cockroach, which births live young, is highly nutritious, containing proteins, amino acids, fats, and sugars. It offers three times the calories of buffalo milk. While cockroach milk could be a future superfood, challenges include production practicality and safety for human consumption.
