I’m veggie for environmental reasons so would deffo consider having it (assuming it was eco friendly which it probably would be) but like a lot of others have said I’ve also lost any desire for meat so it would have to have some other benefit – cheaper, less water waste, fewer food miles etc than the veggie food I’d be having otherwise (note that meat substitutes can be spenny)
No. I don’t eat meat because I think it is gross. Lab-grown meat would be equally gross. The same applies to vegetarian bacon and varous other meat substitutes. Assuming you wouldn’t eat dog meat, would you eat it if it was lab-grown?
Wouldn’t eat it myself, but I think it’s an absolutely brilliant idea (as a vegan). I hope I can live to see lab grown meat become as cheap as real meat in my lifetime.
I’m veggie for environmental reasons so would deffo consider having it (assuming it was eco friendly which it probably would be) but like a lot of others have said I’ve also lost any desire for meat so it would have to have some other benefit – cheaper, less water waste, fewer food miles etc than the veggie food I’d be having otherwise (note that meat substitutes can be spenny)
No because meat doesn’t taste good. If they grow some meat that tastes good I’d eat it.
No. I don’t eat meat because I think it is gross. Lab-grown meat would be equally gross. The same applies to vegetarian bacon and varous other meat substitutes. Assuming you wouldn’t eat dog meat, would you eat it if it was lab-grown?
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Wouldn’t eat it myself, but I think it’s an absolutely brilliant idea (as a vegan). I hope I can live to see lab grown meat become as cheap as real meat in my lifetime.
Starve them 30 days and trust me most would eat human also. Its a matter or convenience and choices now.