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RebelOne

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4. I can't wait to see it at the grocery.
Sun Aug 19, 2012, 12:35 PM
Aug 2012

I am a vegetarian and would love to have a good steak or pork chop as long as I know that no animal was killed.

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I have no idea if this will take off, but damn, it's interesting. russspeakeasy Aug 2012 #1
Don't forget the amount of methane flatulated into the atmosphere lunatica Aug 2012 #2
Imagine what it might be like 100 years from now!! 2on2u Aug 2012 #5
Printed beans and gas! lunatica Aug 2012 #22
Verrry intersting. MyshkinCommaPrince Aug 2012 #3
I can't wait to see it at the grocery. RebelOne Aug 2012 #4
Damn, I hadn't thought of that, excellent point RebelOne, quite profound. n/t 2on2u Aug 2012 #7
Exactly Aerows Aug 2012 #23
This is kinda like Star Trek PD Turk Aug 2012 #6
Update, good article on the efficiency of this technology, here come the numbers, read them 2on2u Aug 2012 #8
"At present, the technology uses liquid or melted versions of conventionally produced ingredient.. Viva_La_Revolution Aug 2012 #9
I wonder if the sushi was any good, or if it was still flippin on the plate.... n/t 2on2u Aug 2012 #10
We should be getting closer to our food, not further from it. nt Viva_La_Revolution Aug 2012 #11
Why? Aerows Aug 2012 #14
well, when they can show me it has the same nutrients and it's safe, then I'll consider it again. Viva_La_Revolution Aug 2012 #30
They have been working on synthesizing meat since the late 80's. Aerows Aug 2012 #33
I don't imagine you've ever seen the meetyourmeat video... not a pretty sight, not for the faint 2on2u Aug 2012 #28
I grew up on a cattle ranch. I lived it Viva_La_Revolution Aug 2012 #35
Again, you haven't viewed meet your meat, factory farms are an abomination to 2on2u Aug 2012 #36
back to the subject of the thread.. we were discussing 3D printed-food-resembling-substance Viva_La_Revolution Aug 2012 #43
"Glued meat" Aerows Aug 2012 #32
If it tastes like a burger Aerows Aug 2012 #12
If they beat the tofu burgers and the tofu turkeys they get my vote. n/t 2on2u Aug 2012 #15
Amen! Aerows Aug 2012 #18
why bother to 'grow' a beef analogue. we could just drink amino acid + glucose shakes. HiPointDem Aug 2012 #13
I think that's a rather cynical view of something that could be helpful. Aerows Aug 2012 #20
fake meat could be helpful? why would it be more helpful than real meat, or amino acid shakes? HiPointDem Aug 2012 #38
Date yourself: Who remembers Chicken Little? MineralMan Aug 2012 #16
Chicken Little 2on2u Aug 2012 #24
Nope. Not the one I mean. MineralMan Aug 2012 #34
He called it Reel Meet and Turr Kee in The Merchant's War.. Fumesucker Aug 2012 #40
I read those books when I was about 12. MineralMan Aug 2012 #42
How long until there is printed human meat on the menu? tritsofme Aug 2012 #17
I feel bad for using a photo from a Obama critical site, but I just can't help it, we will 2on2u Aug 2012 #26
Let me guess. alphafemale Aug 2012 #19
Meat - a rare ribeye as a matter of fact Aerows Aug 2012 #21
Most sterile environments are kept that way through the use of antibiotics... undeterred Aug 2012 #25
Ultra Violet Disinfection Process 2on2u Aug 2012 #29
UV is used to induce mutations... undeterred Aug 2012 #37
This reminds me of a Science Fiction Short story I read once of a chef lunatica Aug 2012 #27
But would you eat plastic? HopeHoops Aug 2012 #31
WAITER: "I'm sorry, sir. We've tried and tried... pinboy3niner Aug 2012 #39
What meat would be the perfect food for humans? Fumesucker Aug 2012 #41
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