
There is this place in Paris, Flood -58 rue de Chateaudun et 1 rue Danielle Casanova- where one can eat air made of Spirulina. Created by Mathieu Lehanneur, an aquarium rests in the centre of each area containing over 100 litres of Spirulina Platensis, an algae I have been eating since my teenage years. By photosynthesis, these microalgae produce pure oxygen. A fresh, living material, rich in proteins and with a taste resembling tofu, next time I am in Paris, I will have to try this place! 
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Sunday, January 06, 2008
Breathing Spirulina
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Okayyyy! I don't exactly understand how you "eat air" but it sounds like an experiment, let me know when you arrive in Paris, I'd be glad to try this as well :)
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