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Incredible Eats After Shark Tank - 2023 Update

Incredible Eats appeared on Shark Tank with an edible way of replacing the use of plastic utensils. Are they still in business as of 2023?

Edible utensils and a riff on nori and sandwich wraps are among the stand-out innovations inducted on Mondelēz's latest CoLab

CoLab is designed to build a venture pipeline of early-stage brands and this year’s inductees are doing disruptive things to make snacks delicious.

Edible utensils and a riff on nori and sandwich wraps are among the stand-out innovations inducted on Mondelēz's latest CoLab

Would You Use an Edible Utensil?

Other brands around the world are launching their own innovative ways to "bite the utensil that feeds you."

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