Lab-Grown Meat Coming to a Restaurant near you THIS YEAR and is due to Hit Grocery Stores by 2028

[PEPPERJAX]

With Beyond and Impossible, you heard marketing hype because those are marketable products right now. This is not even close to being ready for market and I feel like they are so far from being comparable to lab-grown meat that you might as well be comparing it to the new Velma show being overhyped (and disappointing). It's not a meat substitute. It is meat.

IDK. When I hear someone talk about lab-grown meat, 90% of what I hear in return is pushback, so I don't look at it as overhyped at all.

No lab will ever be able to replicate such beauty!

 

[Vol8188]

IDK when it will be a better product than our "natural" meat industry, but it will be someday. Imagine not needing a billion cows for slaughter. The land they live on can be repurposed. No more inhumane livestock conditions. The quality will be more controlled and eventually it will be cheaper.

Does this also mean the extinction of cattle?

 

[rekinhavoc]

I feel like big pharma is behind this. Of course they will come out with a new anti diarrhea or constipation drug.

 

[ClearwaterVol]

No bc then they lose their total identity.

Do you know how to identify a vegan within 90 seconds of meeting them?


They'll tell you.

 

[n_huffhines]

No lab will ever be able to replicate such beauty!

Why can't it be done?

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Was anybody here in favor of that?

Silly antics? Like dismissing science across the board because of the government's inability to manage a pandemic? JFC, dude

Actually, yes... there were plenty of people ready to take what ever measure that was necessary to silence opposing views.

 

[82_VOL_83]

Go fishing and hunting, then you don't need their stuff! Get with a local farmer, and you can purchase better beef. We have several around here thankfully, grass fed and expensive, but good.

If you had to depend on fishing you would starve.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

I wouldn't consider allowing the sale of lab meat "forcing alternatives onto the market." Like I said if it tastes good and is actually feasible, the world as we know it will change.

Do people have the right to know if their meat is real or fake? Because I can easily see the trying to mix these fake meats in with the real gradually over time without our consent or knowledge.

 

[StarRaider]

I imagine to grow cells into tissue and to get the correct texture and taste profile there will be plenty of additives.

I'm not against it per se; just seems to be over hyped and the issues seem to get white-washed.

We heard the same hype about the fake meat products from Beyond and Impossible but the realities haven't lived up to the hype.

"Acme" is using these to manufacture "chicken" at a plant in NC

Mung bean - Wikipedia

 

[82_VOL_83]

TGO reminds me of my wife's ex-SIL, she was a militant vegan that loved nothing better than to spew absolute BS and preach about animal abuse on farms. Yet she wouldn't trade her designer leather shoes for anything and didn't think twice about driving cars with leather seats while having a declawed cat that never left the house as a pet.

Then she wasn't a vegan.

 

[hog88]

Arrogant farm hands can also be dumb. But, I didn’t say that they are all dumb, did I?

Acouple of my great aunts owned hundreds of acres of farmland in Iowa. The really good dirt. For keeping this, and other countries, fed.

I’m not a farmhand, that would require way too much work.

 

[82_VOL_83]

Do people have the right to know if their meat is real or fake? Because I can easily see the trying to mix these fake meats in with the real gradually over time without our consent or knowledge.

It will happen in ground products first.

 

[hog88]

I don’t think that you understand what an activist is. But you should be an expert on small mindedness.

Nope, not small minded. I understand improvements could be made within the industry and bad actors punished but for the vast majority of the industry they do it right and take care of their animals.

 

[n_huffhines]

Actually, yes... there were plenty of people ready to take what ever measure that was necessary to silence opposing views.

Who are you talking about and why are you bringing it up here? It has nothing to do with anything. You dismissed science as a whole. I made fun if you for it. And you're deflecting to nameless authoritarians, god knows why?

 

[hog88]

Do people have the right to know if their meat is real or fake? Because I can easily see the trying to mix these fake meats in with the real gradually over time without our consent or knowledge.

That’s what they did with cheese.

 

[Pepe_Silvia]

Does this also mean the extinction of cattle?

I doubt it. People in Alabama will still wanna go on dates.

 

[hog88]

Then she wasn't a vegan.

She claimed to be.

 

[McDad]

Do people have the right to know if their meat is real or fake? Because I can easily see the trying to mix these fake meats in with the real gradually over time without our consent or knowledge.

I anticipate we will see lab grown meat (if economically viable) mixed in with other meat blend products, first. Hamburger, sausage, etc. The last introduction of the product (if at all) will be a slab of lab grown prime rib getting carved at the dinner table.

 

[VolStrom]

I anticipate we will see lab grown meat (if economically viable) mixed in with other meat blend products, first. Hamburger, sausage, etc. The last introduction of the product (if at all) will be a slab of lab grown prime rib getting carved at the dinner table.

I miss my pink slime that they used to put in hamburger meat, it was delicious.

 

[McDad]

I miss my pink slime that they used to put in hamburger meat, it was delicious.

I thought you were going in a totally different direction after the first 5 words.

 

[ClearwaterVol]

I anticipate we will see lab grown meat (if economically viable) mixed in with other meat blend products, first. Hamburger, sausage, etc. The last introduction of the product (if at all) will be a slab of lab grown prime rib getting carved at the dinner table.

The funny thing is that when the lab grown meats are first rolled out... it will be too expensive to serve to the masses so some high restaurants and what not will be selling you your $50 chicken tender, but then when it becomes a viable option those same places will return to grass fed real options. lmao

 

[82_VOL_83]

She claimed to be.

1. a person who does not eat any food derived from animals and who typically does not use other animal products.
   "I'm a strict vegan"

When she says she is a vegan, tell her she isn't. I know from experience that screws them into the ceiling.

 

[McDad]

just thought of this, in some Asian cultures, they've been eating lab meat for a long time; probably Golden Retriever, too.

 

[Thunder Good-Oil]

You ever read the ingredients in fake burgers and bacon?

All the time. Do you think that there are only the ones that Kellogg’s and Kraft/Heinz make?

 

[Thunder Good-Oil]

Estrogen

Talk about fake narratives. Maybe if somebody is eating 50 veggie burgers a week.