What's with avocado nuclear power? Avocado nuclear gelatinized tableware can decompose itself for half a year and is environmentally friendly.

Avocado cultivation is now quite widespread, we all know that this kind of fruit is also more popular, do you know? Its core can be turned into cutlery. What's going on? Let's have a look!

In recent years, more and more people like to eat avocados, but unexpectedly, the avocados have other uses besides planting. Taking advantage of the fact that avocado core degrades faster than plastic, this Mexican company has launched bioplastic tableware made from avocado core, hoping to replace the current plastic tableware.

Scott Mung í a, the founder of the Mexican company, graduated from the Department of Chemical Engineering. He spent more than three years studying avocado kernels and found that avocados degraded much faster than plastic. So he tried to convert avocados into bioplastics (Bioplastics), which was patented and named "Avoplast". The tableware made of Avoplast looks like ordinary disposable plastic tableware, but it can be completely decomposed in 240 days at the earliest, which is much more environmentally friendly than plastic tableware.

At present, Avoplast has introduced knives and forks, spoons and drinking pipes, which can be preserved for a year as long as they are kept in a dry place. "Avoplast" products are mainly sold in Latin America, but they are also available on the official website. US$9.89 (about HK$77) can buy 150 Avoplast drinking tubes, an average of about HK$0.5, while US$7.49 (about HK$58) can buy 24 Avoplast tableware, an average of one HK$2.5, which is not very expensive. Friends who are interested might as well support it!

The "Avoplast" tableware made of avocado core looks like ordinary plastic tableware, but it can decompose itself in more than half a year.