Alex Covert
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This may look like a preschooler’s art project but, it is in fact a hunk of meat. Well, not meat exactly but, not… not meat, either. Scientists in Australia have created a ‘semi-living’ food. This project uses a tissue engineering technique to grow cells from living animals into bodyless animal parts. I can’t see vegetarians or meat-eaters wanting to chow down on this non-animal entree.  This technique makes it possible to grow meat without victimizing animals. However, it is still unclear how this meat can be presented in an attractive and appetizing way.
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| andreea vrabie on Mar 20, 08 12 Trends 1 Comments |
Well I'm a vegetarian and I don't intend to touch that stuff! It's creapy! |
andreea vrabie on Mar 20, 08 12 Trends 1 Comments
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