Synthetic meat that is
more like real free range meat
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The article is pretty much an advertisement...in which they state.
- Aleph’s clean meat mimics traditional cuts of beef in both structure and texture, but without beef’s huge environmental impact, its heavy resource requirements, or its contribution to climate change.
Well there you have it.
They've ticked all the boxes.
Minimal (zero?) environmental Impact...........check
Minimal resource requirements....check
CLIMATE CHANGE!....checkedy check check...
How can anyone argue with THAT? It's a miracle. A gift from GOD.
You'd be doing GODS work by eating their clean meat
pant...pant
Sorry...
The wonderfulness of it all overwhelmed me for a minute.
sniff
I wonder how it tastes?
If it's cheap and tastes good I'll buy it..
I don't care about any of the other stuff actually.
If it isn't meat, it isn't meat
fish?
😂😂😂 ok...ok... You win
thank-yew..thank-yew.thank-yew..
"Flexitarianism is the practice of being" flexible "about the way one is vegetarian: a flexitarian may only cook vegetarian dishes at home, but at home with friends or family or when going to a restaurant or social event eat dishes that contain meat "... The flexitarian is nobody's fool.
Well, when this type of clean meat arrive to my country, at that moment I will taste it. When? The truth, with this socialist management, I do not think it's too soon.
It seems all these manufactured meat product companies tout the reduced environmental impact of their products vs. the somewhat more natural meat from animals.
Yet all of them fail to explain the inputs used in their processes. Something can’t come from nothing. What are the feedstocks for their products. What is the waste stream and how is it disposed of?
So much hype, so little factual information.
does everything HAVE a waste stream?
suppose there is no waste?
an aquaponics system, for example, does not.
Industrial processes usually do because the cost of proper treatment reduces profits. Unnatural substances accumulate in the environment as pollution because nature is overwhelmed or no energy harvesting organism exists.
In natural processes, nature harvests energy from the waste to support downstream life.
Aquaponics is a good example of copying and simplifying a natural process to produce calories. Although how and where the inputs (fish food) comes from is an important consideration.
If it sounds too good to be true, then it's not true ... meat. That article you linked mentions * millennials and flexitarians* as potential consumers.. now, what the fuck is a flexitarian??
The other red meat, maybe someday soon we'll be able to 3d print our steaks, burgers, etc.
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fake meat?