Ben and Josh from the Danish Nordic Food Lab have one goal: making delicious food available to more people. For three years, the chefs and researchers travel the world, to learn from the two billion people, who already eat bugs. Now their journey goes to Australia, where the team is going to taste everything from little delicious honey ants, to the beautiful Kanda Bush Coconuts, which contain hundreds of little bugs.

The journey goes to Mexico, where Ben and Josh from Nordic Food Lab, are going to visit an escamoles farmer. Escamoles are the edible larvae from ants, and Mexico’s version of caviar. In addition to divine taste experiences from escamoles, honey larvae, honey ants and hornets, the team experiences a profound knowledge of food and nature, and not least how the two can coexist.

The team has arrived in Kenya, to learn how a termite queen tastes with mango and why the West is not eating bugs. Ben, Josh and Roberto from the Danish Nordic Food Lab have one goal: making delicious food available to more people. But preparing bugs is as complex as talking about how to prepare meat or fish.

Will we be better off, if bugs are part of our daily foods? In Peru we are going to taste the Peruvian suri larva and skewers with bugs of the jungle. When Ben and Josh from the Danish Nordic Food Lab travel the world to eat and learn about bugs, it is about locating the delicate taste experiences.

For three years, the chefs and researchers travel from the Danish Nordic Food Lab to the rest of the world, to learn from the two billion people who already eat bugs. They are interested in, how bugs work as ingredients in our daily cooking, irrespective of the fact that they are bugs. In this episode the team is going to Japan, to capture the gigantic and deadly poisonous hornet, and they will be tasting rice, steamed with the feces of the cherry fruit maggot.