How is cultivated meat (a.k.a. cultured meat) made exactly?

[LightBlu]

This is very detailed, I might use it for a project at school.

[MrOrange]

I like the explanation provided with 3d imagery, I'm quite sure the real process is 1000, 000, 000, 000 X Less glamorous!

[danielefabbro]

We must adopt this technology worldwide.
This will solve all our problems regarding food, resources connected to food industry, spare animals to suffer and allow nature to recover.
If mankind is smart, we will adopt this technology soon or later.

[Lance-ubft]

This technology is wonderful, it can provide more food for human consumption without slaughtering the animal.

[jessv]

It's amazing how scientists can create meat, without using actual meat! This is much safer for the environment. I love this idea! :)

[brianciofani]

We can do this... but can't cure cancer... wow.

[FootLettuce]

The real meat we eat is not only muscles but also fat and connective tissue that gives us the diverse texture and taste. So there's still a long way ahead for researchers...

[irvinggroogle]

No fat no imitation lab grown proteins

[jvannghi]

Yum, can't wait for cultured A1 wagyu!

[priscilaundomiel]

I barely can't wait to see all the world just eating cultured meat!

[rijnartyvanmaas]

Where does the fat tissue you add to the meat come from?