March 7 is National Cereal Day. But if you think the only way to celebrate is with a simple bowl of cereal, think again. There are many new cereal-inspired items available just in time for this yearly ...

The concept was driven by the idea of “have your spoon and eat it too”, encouraging consumers to “munch, nibble and chomp their way to a more sustainable future.” ...

Morrisville entrepreneur Dinesh Tadepalli has pitched his edible cutlery startup, Incredible Eats, numerous times. But none compared to the adrenaline rush of trying to convince the investors of ...

BOSTON - Cities in several parts of the nation have placed bans or restrictions on plastic utensils and straws. Now some businesses are offering a plastic alternative, utensils that are edible. The ...

Launching exclusively in partnership with The After School Cookie Club, eddys will provide consumers with their first ...

Eco-friendly products are a growing trend, and edible cutlery is on that list. According to Allied Market Research, the edible cutlery market is projected to grow at a compound annual rate of 11.1% ...

The idea of an edible utensil isn’t exactly new, but nothing’s been quite as convenient (and non-sticky) as Triangle Tree’s brilliant if not entirely appetizing ...

Will the sharks take a bite? Dinesh Tadepalli, a Morrisville-based entrepreneur, is on a mission to get people to use less plastic. His startup, Incredible Eats, makes edible spoons that can be eaten ...

poor catering business. Bartle bee and Sage, their famous mac and cheese is always *** hit. What makes the dish so special? It's served on *** spoon you can eat. So we're talking mac and cheese with ...