[T.B. Yoits]

It’s not food but a manufactured product that hasn’t been sufficiently tested on humans. Texas is right to ban it.

[butlerweave]

You’ll never know Who’s cells fell into the vats

[Organic Panic]

Interesting concept. Is it really meat if it is grown in a lab? What is really a potential can they use the same cheap process to grow human tissue for medical use, or in the case of Haiti, for dinner?

[larrytown]

And people gripe about GMO grains...

This stuff is TRULY ‘Frankenfood’.

No, ma’am.

[DesertRhino]

It’s-a tumor….

[catnipman]

the word “meat” should be banned in the product name ...

accurate labeling would call the stuff cancer nuggets since it’s grown in vats of “immortal” cells, i.e., cancer cells ....

[AnotherUnixGeek]

If I don’t want it, I won’t buy it. So tired of these endless bans by nanny-state governments pretending they know what’s best for us. Let the market decide.

[dforest]

It should be banned everywhere. It is gross and disgusting.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Read the labels on those fake meats .... toxic chemicals and ingredients. Essentially chemical sewage.

[RetiredTexasVet]

They are wasting their time. No real need to ban it, nobody buys it.

[ViLaLuz]

Tumor-based quasifood.

[alexander_busek]

Texas sued over its lab-grown meat ban

Updated version of the traditional Texan witticism:

"He's all hat, and no petri dish!"

Regards,