Airline introduces edible coffee cups

Now you can have your coffee and eat it too.

Air New Zealand has come up with a way to cut down on waste in the skies.

The trial involves vanilla-flavored biscotti cups served both on board and in the airline's airport lounges, according to Business Insider citing Stuff.

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The cups are made from wheat flour, sugar, egg, and vanilla essence, made by a New Zealand company named Twiice.

The plan is to use the cups not only for coffee, but also as dessert dishes.

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Air New Zealand announced earlier this year that it was rolling out plant-based coffee cups, getting rid of single-use plastic water bottles and is also gradually replacing plastic soft drink cups.