Has anyone on here ordered lab grown meat from BiteLabs?

I'm just wondering if it's any good. I'm considering the environmental aspect and the cruelty free aspect of it. Nothing had to suffer.

"Celebrity meat production requires less than 1% of the amount of land needed for traditional farming. Currently, 70% of the world’s farmland (almost 30% of the entire earth’s surface) is used for raising animals. Meat production today is simply unsustainable: unless a radical change is made, the price of meat will eventually rise out of control. Lab grown meats are the future."

www.bitelabs.org...

Yuck...Barf...Puke...

Even if it is five times as good as an impossible burger, they can shove it up their petri dish.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Yuck...Barf...Puke...

Even if it is five times as good as an impossible burger, they can shove it up their petri dish.

Seconded.

The idea leave me cold and if this "becomes a thing" going Vegetarian.

Chow down on your fave celeb with some hot sauce? Not me.

It will most likely appeal to the celeb obsessed sadly.

ETA: forgot the obligatory Soylent Green mention.

a reply to: AtlanteanFugitive

I have an interest in lab-grown meat, but not what they are selling. I'd try normal stuff like beef, poultry, pork, etc...

originally posted by: Cymru

originally posted by: rickymouse
Yuck...Barf...Puke...

Even if it is five times as good as an impossible burger, they can shove it up their petri dish.

Seconded.

The idea leave me cold and if this "becomes a thing" going Vegetarian.

Chow down on your fave celeb with some hot sauce? Not me.

It will most likely appeal to the celeb obsessed sadly.

ETA: forgot the obligatory Soylent Green mention.

I like veggies, they do not have to make a burger out of veggies, that is like deceiving people to believe in something not real....oh yeah, I know, welcome to the new world order veggi burgers.

a reply to: AtlanteanFugitive

This company has been around since 2014 and is only doing this to generate conversation.

I'll eat it. I put so much McIlhenny tobasco sauce on everything I eat, I can't tell the difference between brussel sprouts and potato custard.

I wonder if they also include the STD's the celebrity might have. Get your Kanye West salami today folks.

a reply to: rickymouse

If the new world order is for a cruelty free healthy lifestyle then sign me up!

And what isn't real about veggie burgers? it's real veggies with real slices that have a flavor that may resemble meat sometimes.

And lab grown meat that had no suffering or death? Sounds great!

The only madness i see is the people who refuse to even consider reducing animal cruelty.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Yuck...Barf...Puke...

Even if it is five times as good as an impossible burger, they can shove it up their petri dish.

Pretty much my thoughts.

And, I don't want any impossible burger either.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Yuck...Barf...Puke...

Even if it is five times as good as an impossible burger, they can shove it up their petri dish.

My husband- who never gets sick- tried their Impossible Burger when it first came out. He got really sick within a half hour of eating, and suffered until the next afternoon. He refuses to ever go there again.

Yea it's no for me on eating something grown in a lonely scientist's lab.

FWIW I tried the Impossible Whopper and yea I thought it was impossible but they made a hamburger as crappy as the original.

Still, Im saying there is going to be a big push sooner or later against livestock and the beef, chicken, and pork industries. Possibly even fishing, but definitely the big 3.

Cpt there is nothing wrong with your sentiments. I think the future of space travel will involve lab grown meat or we won't be traveling to distant galaxies.

You do need to understand the wilds of mother nature, where the animals live without us, do look pristine and wonderful. But those few seconds of violence that inevitably occur leaves the victims ripped to shreds and eaten raw. Never think it is all nice and soft out there. Black bears will rip you apart but people stupidly walk right up to them in some places in America and survive undamaged. Some don't survive, and that is a small bear. Violence is the way of nature. We are just the killer whales of land.

originally posted by: CptGreenTea
a reply to: rickymouse

If the new world order is for a cruelty free healthy lifestyle then sign me up!

And what isn't real about veggie burgers? it's real veggies with real slices that have a flavor that may resemble meat sometimes.

And lab grown meat that had no suffering or death? Sounds great!

The only madness i see is the people who refuse to even consider reducing animal cruelty.

a reply to: AtlanteanFugitive

This video isn't about lab grown meat, but my sentiments are the same directly out of the gate ...

More interested in Congressional Meat.
Just imagine the savory juiciness of Pelosi's roast beef slapping against your lips.
Mmmmmm

a reply to: Justoneman

Except we're not animals. We aren't hunting either. We're raising livestock in crowded farms and then sent to factory slaughterhouses. Most of which are very cruel and make the animals suffer their entire life. There is nothing natural about it.

Animals don't choose to eat each other. We have a choice, which makes us completely different than a bear or chimpanzee.

originally posted by: CptGreenTea
a reply to: rickymouse

If the new world order is for a cruelty free healthy lifestyle then sign me up!

And what isn't real about veggie burgers? it's real veggies with real slices that have a flavor that may resemble meat sometimes.

And lab grown meat that had no suffering or death? Sounds great!

The only madness i see is the people who refuse to even consider reducing animal cruelty.

How many plants had to die to make that veggi burger? How cruel.

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: rickymouse
Yuck...Barf...Puke...

Even if it is five times as good as an impossible burger, they can shove it up their petri dish.

My husband- who never gets sick- tried their Impossible Burger when it first came out. He got really sick within a half hour of eating, and suffered until the next afternoon. He refuses to ever go there again.

I tried an impossible whopper at BK a while back. It was impossibly flavorless, the bun had more meat flavor.

originally posted by: CptGreenTea
a reply to: Justoneman

Except we're not animals. We aren't hunting either. We're raising livestock in crowded farms and then sent to factory slaughterhouses. Most of which are very cruel and make the animals suffer their entire life. There is nothing natural about it.

Animals don't choose to eat each other. We have a choice, which makes us completely different than a bear or chimpanzee.

So you are saying we are NOT products of Nature? But will you say we are when it is convenient? IDK. Animals choose to eat the weakest most easy thing to attack for every meal.

Choices are seen to be made in several species. They even will defend individuals from other species. We are biological entities made very similar to Chimpanzee and Gorillas. There is no doubt we have an "animal" beginning according to Darwin. God made man to rule over animals according to the first chapter, Genesis, in the Bible.

I think you are putting too many constraints on what data is allowed into the thought process. We are all God's creatures and have a purpose.

a reply to: CptGreenTea

I can help you. You should continue to eat real beef, swine, fowl etc. because of the many people who make their living by producing it for you.

A lot of those folks have dark skin. You don't want to harm people with dark skin do you?

Brazil, Montana (omg native americans) too many places to list, all have dark skinned people depending on that industry to support their families. You're not some kind of racist, are you?