Cockroach milk can't be part of your Starbucks order just yet. It's unlikely it ever will. Still, in the pursuit of dairy-free super foods, people can't stop talking about it. Potential health ...

There isn’t much cockroach milk in the world— that’s because only one species of cockroach, Diploptera punctata, or the Pacific beetle cockroach, produces milk. This is known as viviparity ...

As disgusting as it may sound, the idea of cockroach milk is appealing to many scientists, and even to some consumers. After all, there is a growing demand for dairy-free alternatives to cow's ...

In 2016, scientists discovered that cockroach milk could be a nutritious food source for people. Now, reports are claiming that cockroach milk is the next big superfood trend.

Getting milk from cockroaches, as you can imagine, is difficult and tedious. What that means is that one person can harvest the milk of only a couple cockroaches in half a day, Inverse reports.

Cockroach milk may be a new food trend Food trends like cronuts and charcoal come and go, but one bizarre "superfood" is back, two years after it first debuted: Cockroach milk.

A little cockroach milk with those cookies? Chock full of protein, the insect milk may someday be transformed into a food supplement worthy of human consumption, new research indicates. Scientists ...

The milk is derived from 'cockroach crystals', a part of the insect found in its gut. According to scientists, these crystals are 'like a complete food', rich in essential amino acids and protein.

Almond and soy milks are all popular non-dairy alternatives to the real thing, but have you heard of cockroach milk? It could be the latest superfood trend, according to a report.

Yet, it wasn’t until 2013 when the team discovered the potential of cockroach milk for human consumption. So for anyone who—for whatever reason—is inclined to milk a cockroach: Here’s what ...

Prepare to gag, guys: A group of scientists thinks that drinking cockroach milk is a great idea. Apparently, the literal bug juice that the Pacific Beetle cockroaches feed to their babies is chock ...