An eco-friendly coffee shop has introduced edible cups - to cut down on waste.

Zero Green in Bristol has begun serving hot drinks in a wafer cup - which can be eaten when the drink has gone.

The 'Cupffee' cups are made from a thicker version of an ice cream cone and taste similar.

They last long enough before they go soggy and thin biodegradable paper sleeve holder is leftover - but can be recycled.

It is an environmentally friendly way to comply with a ban on single use plastics set to come into law on October 1.

The cups were developed by Bulgarian retailer Cupffee and designed to hold a hot drink for around 40 minutes before being consumed.

A Zero Green barista told Bristol Live:

"It’s made from wheat and barley and it’s very much like a sort of thick ice cream wafer, so it’s got that kind of slightly nutty, wheat-y taste. "

"It’s a good zero waste option. We also, obviously, fill any cups that anyone brings in because reuse is better than use once, but this is as close to a zero-waste cup as we can get."