Will Lab-Grown Chicken Come Home To Roost?

MSN ^ | 7/29/23 | James Flippen

[roadcat]

No bones, no eat (unless you know where the meat was raised)

I remember when my kids were young and we brought them to a restaurant and ordered them chicken nuggets. My 8-year-old daughter freaked out because one of the "nuggets", fried with breaded flour coating, was a chicken head complete with beak. That's one way to know you have genuine chicken meat. We didn't complain to the restaurant, and pushed the head aside. Daughter got over it and continues to eat chicken to this day.

[HartleyMBaldwin]

But the land, water, and other resources required to raise this poultry can have a negative impact on the environment

Lab-grown chicken, on the other hand, requires, well, labs. Factories, really, with lots of hardware, sensors, reagents, biochemicals, computers to keep the processes running right, and so on. This artificial tumor-chicken isn't just going to run around and eat bugs on its own.

[bgill]

This evening, CBS was saying people are loving the goop.

[catnipman]

McTumor nuggets! YUM!

[jdege]

So, what essential nutrients will these new factory foods be missing?

[dfwgator]

Remember when the Left whined about “Frankenfoods”?

[DouglasKC]

All lab grown meat is at its heart primarily human cancer cells. It’s from the HeLa cell line. Look it up.

[sergeantdave]

Another oblique attack.

The fascists know people won’t eat lab meat, so they force it into the food system via the manufacturing process. And you know the labs won’t be required to label this Frankenstein food as “produced in a lab.”