Narayana Peesapaty's edible spoons are a biodegradable alternative to plastic. (Photo credit: Bakeys). Narayana Peesapaty created edible spoons in Hyderabad, India, because he is fed up with ...

Edible spoons a la "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" are now a reality. A Telangana, India-based company, called Bakey's, makes edible spoons, forks, and chopsticks. Its founder Narayana ...

Edible Cutlery is a completely biodegradable product so that if you eat the spoon or toss it outside, ... thanks to a new product from India-based startup Bakeys, ... Logo & Accolade Licensing; ...

While edible cutlery is still in its nascent stage in India, the global edible cutlery market is expected to reach $56.9 million by 2026 from $24.8 million in 2018, registering a CAGR of 11.1 per ...

Edible cutlery - chew on that! Edible cutlery - chew on that! Read more below. ... “A vacation in India meant a boring package tour, where you follow a guide who has mugged up his facts,” says ...

A Non-Resident Telugu, Dinesh Tadepalli, is aiming at replacing plastic cutlery with edible ones in the aftermath of the plastic ban. After securing a $500,000 investment from Shark Tank, US, and ...