European Teachers

Teacher1:Serbia,female

She knows about entomophagy but has never eaten it and does not know much about it.
However, she said she feels she hears the term 'entomophagy' more often than in the past. Even though they know that entomophagy is environmentally friendly, they still feel sick just thinking about eating insects. It may not be related to insect-eating, but a new species of insect discovered in Serbia has been named after the famous tennis player Djokovic, which has become very popular.

Teacher2:Serbia,male

he has known about entomophagy.
However, he had never eaten it and expressed interest in trying it if she had the chance.
He also said that insect food may be more resistant to 'texture' than 'appearance'.
Insect food is similar to "crabs" and can be cut up and served in dishes, and if they are not visually recognizable, they can be tasty. He also said that they could be eaten if they were cut into pieces, arranged in dishes, and made visually unappealing.

Teacher3:Republic of Moldova,female

She had never heard of the term "entomophagy.
She also said that she had never seen or eaten entomophagy sold in the Republic of Moldova.
She has an image that insects = fish food.
However, it seems that bees are considered to be very important insects for the environment in the Republic of Moldova, and her grandfather also farms bees. Perhaps because of this, she has no resistance to insects, and since the idea of eating insects had never occurred to her before, she said, "Thank you for teaching me about this new food culture." She said.

Teacher4:Albania,female

She knew about entomophagy, but she had never heard the word "entomophagy" before.
She has never seen entomophagy sold and it doesn't usually come up in conversation. She is studying science in college and said that entomophagy is never a topic of conversation.
She will try to tell her friends about entomophagy tomorrow at the university.