Beijing's Insect Coffee Promises Safety as Ground Cockroaches Scatter on Top
At a museum in Beijing, visitors can try a new coffee brew that features ground-down cockroaches sprinkled on the surface. The drink also includes dried yellow mealworms. Drinkers say it has a "burnt and slightly sour" flavour, The Cover reported. The roach coffee is on sale at the coffee shops of an insect museum in the capital city of China; it costs 45 yuan (US$6) a cup. The museum’s name was not given in the report. “We launched this type of coffee at the end of June and it trended on the internet recently,” an employee of the museum told the media. “As an insect-themed museum, it seemed like a good idea to have drinks that match,” he added.
New Beverages Include Pitcher Plant Digestive Juice and Ant Drink
Their new series also includes specially made beverages using a pitcher plant's digestive juice and a limited edition drink made with ants.
