EXPLAINED: cell-cultivated chicken 🐔 Would you eat it?

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The ultimate in processed food… No, hell NO!

frankinla

I find this actually very interesting on a knowledge and science level. I donno about trying it....but then again I eat McDonald's and hella processed foods. 😂

VixxyCopeland

I hate how we treat animals and I think farming practices are barbaric but something tells me this is not the answer . It has bill gates end of times energy all over it

shanahaim

Then 60 years later a commercial pops up “if you or anyone you know ate cultivated chicken cells you may be at an increased risk of cancer or heart disease call this number to get reimbursed ”

chasemurray

Why not just eat Morningstar at that point?

the_meccaneer

This screams corpse starch from the 40k universe or that old movie where they find out their foods have been made of dead people. Man, what was the show called anyhow just seems wrong to me

scotthartley

Soylent Green (1973)...it's almost there.

sly

God makes man the best machinations in the world, man makes poor imitations and calls the originals inferior. 😂

clevernamehere

“chick fil a watch out >:3”
*proceeds to reveal chicken more dry than the sahara*

yungsuns

If it doesn’t walk across the land, swim in the water, or grow in the ground. I try to avoid eating itor things that have a bunch of other ingredients. Genuinely idk how natural our “natural” food is but I think it’s the best you can do. Wish they made good real food more affordable and accessible to the population, but for some reason the foods without all the bull crap added into it are more expensive. They literally charge you more to do less lmao. If they wanted us to be healthy it would be so easy, but they don’t, they want us all to fat sheep who do what they’re told and eat what they’re told to eat and say what they’re told to say.

jacksonrolles

Would be interesting if the people commenting could look past their knee jerk reaction of hating this. I'm sure there a problems such as cost, emissions, etc. But if there isn't a major cellular difference, and no additional health concerns, why shouldn't we be looking into this?

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