The Israelis are 3d-Printing MEAT

[Nalaar]

I don't doubt ability to "print" meat. That does not mean people will want to eat it.

I think people will get over the disgust factor pretty quickly, and the ethical implications are presumably superior, along with associated health benefits, and cost reductions etc. I don't see any factor that would be strong enough to stop printed meat becoming the preferred option.

[papasmurf]

Ben-Shitrit? Are they serious?

I have no idea. I picked up the link from an RSS technology feed.

It's a channel / organisation that I believe you have referred to in the past. Do you consider them "reliable" ??

I don't doubt ability to "print" meat. That does not mean people will want to eat it.

Not for the faint hearted:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE96l8nw2Yc

[johnofgwent]

Ben-Shitrit? Are they serious?

I have no idea. I picked up the link from an RSS technology feed.

It's a channel / organisation that I believe you have referred to in the past. Do you consider them "reliable" ??

[papasmurf]

https://www.france24.com/en/20200701-3d-printed-fake-meat-the-healthier-greener-future-of-food

Sometimes, it's good fun poking about on other countries news web sites.

3-D printing proteins to make a steak. well, it's interesting.  I wonder how far towards the molecular this technology has actually got ...

Ben-Shitrit? Are they serious?

[johnofgwent]

https://www.france24.com/en/20200701-3d-printed-fake-meat-the-healthier-greener-future-of-food

Sometimes, it's good fun poking about on other countries news web sites.

3-D printing proteins to make a steak. well, it's interesting.  I wonder how far towards the molecular this technology has actually got ...