"Ooho" is Water Bubbles, or small, transparent edible water balloons that contain water. Size enough for one bite to fit in your mouth
The researchers said that the เกมสล็อต undrinkable taste was different from that of other drinking water. But the novelty is the packaging.
Rodrigo Garcia Gonzalez of Skipping Rocks Lab in England said: This edible water balloon called Ooho is tasteless, apart from being edible. Also decomposes rapidly within 4 weeks
Edible water balloons are made from extracted brown algae called alginate and are used to contain water and virtually any liquid. Very tough
Gonzalez demonstrated his durability by throwing Ooho into the air and falling onto his palm without falling.
Common plastic water bottles that we use today. It took hundreds of years to decompose, says Lise Honsinger, researcher at the Skipping Rocks Lab. “People grabbed a bottle of water and drank it in five minutes and threw away an empty plastic bottle. Creating plastic waste that can last for 700 years "
She said, “Ooho edible water balloons will be the solution to this problem. It is a clean and environmentally friendly product. There will be no additional use of plastic packaging. "
However, the edible water balloon, Ooho cannot solve all the problems because they cannot be reused. Still small And last for only a few days But the team at Skipping Rocks Lab in England is working on further development.
Lise Honsinger, a researcher at the Skipping Rocks Lab, said, “The team is working on ways to increase the lifespan. Look for options A way to develop thickness if you want to produce a standable package, or it can make it more flexible. For use with a marathon runner where the user can eat the whole piece
Another problem that the development team is still having at this time. Is the mass production At present, the Skipping Rocks Lab team is only able to produce a few thousand pieces of Ooho per day. And is in the process of developing a production method that will increase the number of products produced to hundreds of thousands a day.
The team is also working on developing an Ooho container that can be used for containing alcoholic beverages.