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The Food Insects Newsletter 1988 - 2000

The Food Insects Newsletter was published from 1988 to 2000, featuring fascinating articles about edible insects from all over the world, including instructions to raise insects, their nutritional properties, recipes, medicinal uses, and so forth. All thirteen volumes of The Food Insects Newsletter are now available reprinted as a single book. Click here to order!

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