thoughts? opinions?

[glacierridge]

http://news.discovery.com/tech/biotechnology/worlds-first-test-tube-burger-130805.htm

 

[glacierridge]

Another article

http://m.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/08/05/could-a-test-tube-burger-save-the-planet/

 

[glacierridge]

A more in depth spin
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=test-tube-burger-lab-culture

 

[ALACOWMAN]

basically eating a growth.....like mad max says, i wish these people would sit down, shut the he^% up, and quit ruinin' my life :cowboy:

 

[glacierridge]

Amen.
And it sounds like I would never want to put it in my mouth...
Yuck!

 

[dun]

I thought tofu pretty well had the not really food category covered

 

[ALACOWMAN]

I thought tofu pretty well had the not really food category covered

the only way i can eat tofu, is in hot and sour soup... love the crap :cowboy:

 

[dun]

I thought tofu pretty well had the not really food category covered

the only way i can eat tofu, is in hot and sour soup... love the crap :cowboy:

onlyway I can eat it is if it was fed to pigs

 

[Taurus]

:yuck:

 

[glacierridge]

:yuck:

well said!!!

I think I would start raising goats and rabbits for meat before eating petri dish meat/crap

Heck, pigeon would probably be more palatable!!

 

[Taurus]

:yuck:

well said!!!

I think I would start raising goats and rabbits for meat before eating petri dish meat/crap

Heck, pigeon would probably be more palatable!!

I guess tofu or veggie burgers are not enough for them...not saying that I would eat tofu or veggie burger.

 

[Taurus]

I could never understand why we cannot do something with overpopulated horses, feral hogs, dairy steers, Asian carps and Canadian/Snow geese which can be used to feed to the starved countries.

 

[ChrisB]

I could never understand why we cannot do something with overpopulated horses, feral hogs, dairy steers, Asian carps and Canadian/Snow geese which can be used to feed to the starved countries.

I have a hard time putting dairy steers in that group.

 

[glacierridge]

A well fed dairy steer is actually pretty good meat, it just takes a while to get them there, not very efficient, but not awful to eat.

 

[Taurus]

A well fed dairy steer is actually pretty good meat, it just takes a while to get them there, not very efficient, but not awful to eat.

Well there are plenty of dairy steers to go around!

 

[Taurus]

I could never understand why we cannot do something with overpopulated horses, feral hogs, dairy steers, Asian carps and Canadian/Snow geese which can be used to feed to the starved countries.

I have a hard time putting dairy steers in that group.

Dairy calves are very abundance so I don't have a hard time putting them in that group.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

A well fed dairy steer is actually pretty good meat, it just takes a while to get them there, not very efficient, but not awful to eat.

wonder how long it would take a burger from them to grow in the dish? feller could eat a whole bunch of tofu waiting on it
:cowboy:

 

[Dave]

I already have enough things growing in my refrigerator. I don't need to have a quarter pounder turning into a half pounder or more before I get around to cooking it.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

have yall ever heard about the man being attacked by something that grew in his refrigerator.. :lol2:

 

[Taurus]

So I just read up the comments on some articles about test-tube beef. Vegetarians would eat that since the animal wasn't harmful....but yet they won't touch any GM corn or other GM vegetables.