Master Thesis the Multiple Insect
Master Thesis The Multiple Insect “An explorative case study of edible insects” Tanya Østergaard Larsen / 20131243 Kenny Henrik Knudsen / 20167833 Integrated Food Studies Aalborg University, Copenhagen 4th Semester, MSc. Integrated Food Studies 2018 Aalborg University, Copenhagen Extended Master Thesis June 2018 Project Title The Multiple Insect - An explorative case study of edible insects Authors Tanya Østergaard Larsen - 20131243 Kenny Henrik Knudsen - 20167833 Supervisor Stine Rosenlund Hansen Report Formalities Style of referencing: Harvard 45 ECTS 115 Standard pages 10 Appendices Acknowledgments Gratitude is of cause in order, and gratitude shall be given. First and foremost we would like to applause the great work and guidance our supervisor, Stine Rosenlund Hansen, has bestowed upon us. Without her, this project would not have seen the light of day. A rock, a mentor and first and foremost a great supervisor. Secondly, we would like to thank our dear informants for tagging along on this great journey. We know some of the edible insects was a tough cookie to swallow, but a bouquet of flowers and bubbles are coming your way. Thirdly, we would like to thank our fellow students, for sparring, comfort and letting us drink your coffee. Without it, one of us would not have been awake for the remainder of this project. Fourthly, we would like to thank our family and spouses for putting up with the great debate of edible insects, and for kindly rejecting to taste any of our products. Fifthly, we would like to thank our edible insect products, without them we would probably have found some others. Sixthly, and lastly we would like to thank each other, for putting up with our difficult mood swings.
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