Owner of South Korea Michelin-starred restaurant faces jail for ant sorbet
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The owner of a Michelin-starred restaurant in South Korea is in hot water after garnishing a sorbet with black ants, claiming it added a sour taste. Prosecutors are seeking a one-year jail term for violating food safety regulations, as only a few insect species are legally approved for consumption in the country. This case highlights the strict food safety laws in South Korea and the potential legal consequences for disregarding them, even by a high-profile restaurant owner.
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