An Indian startup is making edible cutlery to try and reduce the amount of plastic pollution. Bakeys currently sells 1.5 million of the spoons and forks per year in India but it wants to take them ...

The company launching the world's first edible cutlery line. Yes - that's a spoon that you can eat. Earlier this month, 9,293 backers on the popular crowdfunding website Kickstarter pledged $ ...

He presented his edible utensils, which are mass-manufacturable and available in various flavors. He stated on Shark Tank that each spoon stays firm for up to 20 minutes in hot soup and around an ...