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3D-PRINTED RIBEYE STEAK

Aleph Farms has introduced the world's first cultivated ribeye streak and it doesn't disappoint. The slaughter-free piece of meat was created in partnership with Technion Israel Institute of Technology and uses 3D bioprinting technology to replicate the qualities of traditional cuts of meat. Starting with real cow cells, the process prints these living cells and cultivates them in a lab to produce the texture, taste, and nutrients of a ribeye you'd order at your favorite steakhouse. The company aims to develop additional meat design and even create offerings that can be adapted for the different food cultures around the world to transition the global food system into a more sustainable direction.

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It will be interesting to see how the technology progresses. I'm sure it will get closer and closer to the "real" thing, at least enough where most of us wouldn't be able to tell the difference. And at that point, if you can't tell the difference, is there really a difference at all?

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I’m not sure why this frightens me, but it does...

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Cultivated or not it's still fleishik & probably could never be kosher or parev. 

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Coming soon to a TGI Fridays near you, home of the microwave steak. Absolutely horrifying. 

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50 minutes ago, BrightonCorgi said:

Cultivated or not it's still fleishik & probably could never be kosher or parev. 

Wow I didn't think of this! Good point.

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This may come in handy on Mars, but other than that, count me out. 

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Just because you can do something, doesn’t mean you should. I stick with the real deal.


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I’d take her down. 

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25 minutes ago, asudevil08 said:

“...Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should.”

 

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A perfectly placed Jurassic Park quote, bravo

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