Jellyfish supper delivered by drone? Radical future predicted for food

Algae milk, insect protein and nutrients consumed through a patch or pill may become norm, report says

The food of the future could come in the form of stick-on patches and pills or be delivered by intravenous drip, according to a report that predicts what and how we could be eating as far ahead as 150 years from now.

Jellyfish suppers washed down with algae milk and bread made from insect protein may eventually become the norm, while shoppers will be able to pick up "lab-grown" meat kits from dedicated supermarket aisles - or get them delivered by drone.