would you eat synthetic meats

[Frankie²]

Bisjac how much experience do you have with farming?
Our cows eat nothing but grass and whatever else they find and seeing as how we don't fertilize there's no "doused with fertilizers and insecticides" to it its just meat

cows are fed corn which is bad for them, along with the steroids

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[Bisjac]

plus the family's 6 cows =/= farmed cows that feed the population.
we are talking about grocery store meat that real farms produce.

[Scriode]

exactly a week ago, on august 5th, the world's first lab-grown burger was eaten at a news conference in london
this marks the start of a new age of meat production
what is your opinion on this matter

if you have no idea what im talking about, synthetically-grown meat is just muscle and fat meat cells grown in a lab, instead of in an animal

Ya if you want to pay $300,000 for a burger. I'll pass until it's cheaper

[Mardalf]

plus the family's 6 cows =/= farmed cows that feed the population.
we are talking about grocery store meat that real farms produce.

what does "real farm" mean? a farm is a farm some produce enough food for a family or two and some enough for hundreds but they're equally real
I misunderstood I thought that by

there is no such thing as the classic "farm" food with that fantasy of good food. its all chemmed up anyways.

You were saying it didn't exist anywhere at all as in that there is no such thing

[Messes]

hell yeah make way for the future

[Nonnel]

I heard on the news that the people who first tried it said it didn't taste like it should've.

[Oasis]

We already mention that the aforementioned burger cost stufftons of money and time to make?

[Pixel]

We already mention that the aforementioned burger cost stufftons of money and time to make?

No duh - No one in this topic is acting like they can run right now to the store to grab some.

Its an early product, itll cheapen over time

[Titanium Man]

Ya if you want to pay $300,000 for a burger. I'll pass until it's cheaper

gj for not reading the whole thread

and/or saving on money (good meat isn't cheap) and getting good non GMO stuff to eat

yeah, because spending thousands of dollars on a rifle, license, ammunition, and gear is really cheap!
makes sense!

[Irishbandit]

Absolutely, being able to just grow steaks instead of having to raise animals would alleviate the need to waste crops on feeding the animals, doubly providing food to the world.

If a product is specifically labeled as GMO free I do not buy that product.

[Tomcat]

Dude synthmeat is the best...

Ever try Nanotransen brand?

[RedGajin]

I heard on the news that the people who first tried it said it didn't taste like it should've.

prob because they were just trying to make it edible and havent perfected the taste yet. obv they will make it taste like regular meat.

[Harm94]

gj for not reading the whole thread
yeah, because spending thousands of dollars on a rifle, license, ammunition, and gear is really cheap!
makes sense!

I can get a .22 for dirt cheap and poach for free. Plus Wild Hogs aren't protected, so... Although the meat is unclean.

edit: I'm still concerned about nutrients and stuff. Just because you can chew it and swallow, doesn't mean you body is getting proteins, vitamins, and minerals, fats, and sugars and stuff. Like do the cells used to grow the meat eat stuff, live off sunlight and water and other micro organisms and plant cells? Or do they just inject stuff into it?

[Harm94]

-ignore-

[Mardalf]

yeah, because spending thousands of dollars on a rifle, license, ammunition, and gear is really cheap!
makes sense!

you can find .22 cheap as hell .22 ammo is still cheap a license is pretty cheap or you can go without one or just hunt wild hogs (which are great to eat)
in the long run yes it does make sense