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this same topic here:
http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6130_102-0.html?forumID=50&threadID=256092&messageID=2537867
I didn't look down far enough. Sorry
pls remove
Sometimes when a title is a better fit a topic attracts more interest. So maybe these folks are front runners in the world of recycling. Maybe we can eat the cereal box when the corn flakes are gone. People already eat lots of weird stuff. I mentioned zucchini and okra. I'd pay to eat cardboard before getting okra for free....and zucchini is just nature's filler. Who just bites off a piece of it like you can a cucumber? It's got to be all doctored up to eat it anyway so you may as well saute an old shoe box. 
I tell you its cheap and easy but im not sure about the nutrients in the cardboard. What will they think of next..
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