Edible insects: applying Bakhtin’s carnivalesque to understand how education practices can help transform young people’s eating habits

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RT @VerityJones_edu: Delighted to have our research about edible insects and school meals published in Children’s Geographies. @bugfarmfood…

RT @VerityJones_edu: Delighted to have our research about edible insects and school meals published in Children’s Geographies. @bugfarmfood…

RT @bugfarmfoods: We wrote a paper with @VerityJones_edu on children's perceptions of edible insects. #tastethefuture #entomophagy #ediblei…

RT @VerityJones_edu: Delighted to have our research about edible insects and school meals published in Children’s Geographies. @bugfarmfood…

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