pDried biomass of microbes, better known as SCP can be served as alternativeppprotein to human beings and can also be supplied to animals. In addition to ppapproximately 60- 82 protein content, SCP biomass also comprise of vitamins, fats, ppminerals and carbohydrate. Most microbes and algae have about 13 of their biomass as ppprotein. These microbes can be easily cultivated on a large scale to harvest protein. ppSingle-cell proteins can be simply defined as proteins found in microbes that are used for ppprotein supplementation. Multicellular molds and algae are also used to harvest protein. The ppmost popular use of SCP yeast was during World War II, when food shortages plagued ppGermany. The emphasis on the Post World War on the continuation of SCP production has been ppencouraged to combat the problems of hunger and malnutrition . pp Microbes have since been widely used to supplement food.ppbrppThe benefits of single cell protein include less water, less land use, lessppbiological th