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    Edible Cutlery

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    Aman Sadhra
    Edible cutlery is an alternative to plastic cutlery that is made to be eaten. It is strong enough to hold food until the last bite and then can be composted. Edible cutlery is made from materials like sorghum and is eco-friendly as it reduces plastic waste and is biodegradable. It is also functional as it comes in common shapes like forks and spoons. Edible cutlery provides nutritional benefits as well, as it contains fiber, protein, and minerals. Its production requires less water and carbon emissions than plastic cutlery.

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    Edible Cutlery

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    Edible cutlery is an alternative to plastic cutlery that is made to be eaten. It is strong enough to hold food until the last bite and then can be composted. Edible cutlery is made from materials like sorghum and is eco-friendly as it reduces plastic waste and is biodegradable. It is also functional as it comes in common shapes like forks and spoons. Edible cutlery provides nutritional benefits as well, as it contains fiber, protein, and minerals. Its production requires less water and carbon emissions than plastic cutlery.

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    Edible cutlery is an alternative to plastic cutlery that is made to be eaten. It is strong enough to hold food until the last bite and then can be composted. Edible cutlery is made from materials like sorghum and is eco-friendly as it reduces plastic waste and is biodegradable. It is also functional as it comes in common shapes like forks and spoons. Edible cutlery provides nutritional benefits as well, as it contains fiber, protein, and minerals. Its production requires less water and carbon emissions than plastic cutlery.

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    Edible Cutlery

    Uploaded by

    Aman Sadhra
    Edible cutlery is an alternative to plastic cutlery that is made to be eaten. It is strong enough to hold food until the last bite and then can be composted. Edible cutlery is made from materials like sorghum and is eco-friendly as it reduces plastic waste and is biodegradable. It is also functional as it comes in common shapes like forks and spoons. Edible cutlery provides nutritional benefits as well, as it contains fiber, protein, and minerals. Its production requires less water and carbon emissions than plastic cutlery.

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    Edible Cutlery

    By Aman
    What is Edible Cutlery ?
    Itis cutlery which is edible and is strong enough to hold
    your food till the very last bite. According to one of the
    brands – Bakeys – some edible cutlery can last up to 18
    months. If you don’t finish eating it by the expiration date,
    you can simply pour some water on it and compost it. In other
    words, edible cutlery reduces plastic consumption and even
    has health benefits to it.

    2
    Why we shift to the Edible Cutlery ?
     ECO-FRIENDLY  FUNCTIONAL  NUTRITIOUS

    • They help limit plastic waste and are  They come in the shape of forks,  They contain fiber, iron, protein and
    completely biodegradable. spoons and chopsticks. calcium.
    • Plastic cutlery is usually made of  They can last up to 18 months, and if  Sorghum is also naturally high in
    polypropylene and you don’t finish eating it by the micro nutrients.
    polystyrene, which can take over 400 expiration date, just pour water on it
     AND, if you’re celiac, they can be
    years to photodegrade.  or compost it - it degrades within 3
    made totally gluten-free.
    days.
     Producing just one pound of plastic
     And if you need the extra energy,
    cutlery can take up to 78 liters of
    they are about 34.86 calories per
    water and release 2.5 lbs of CO2!
    utensil.

    3
    • Non-Toxic

    • Abundant

    Characteristics of • Easily Reproduced

    Edible Cutlery
    • Rapidly Renewable

    • Low Waste

    • Biodegradable

    09/24/2022 SAMPLE FOOTER TEXT 4


    Thank you
    AMAN

    [email protected]

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