Unprecedented Efficiency: New Manufacturing Method Could Make Cultivated Meat Cheaper Than Organic Chicken

Scitech Daily ^ | August 24, 2024 | The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

[Larry Lucido]

Frankenchicken?

[Brian Griffin]

Cattle can graze on land unsuitable for crops.

[Brian Griffin]

I have a rabbit problem here in Florida.

Rabbits obviously can graze on grass and produce meat.

[Red Badger]

Burmese Pythons will solve that ‘problem’...............

[AFB-XYZ]

“Cultivated meat” reminds me of the term “lab-created emerald”.

Get FedGov out of the equation, and the price of [real] meat will drop to reasonable and affordable levels.

[Brian Griffin]

“The analysis indicates that the cost of production of cultivated chicken could theoretically be reduced to $6.20 per pound”

[SamuraiScot]

Frankenchicken?

F-ing cloneburgers. Don't cook 'em rare, they'll give you an extra nose.

Or cancer.

[AFB-XYZ]

Or, am I just misunderstanding the word “cultivated”? (re my earlier post)

[bk1000]

I thought the cows already did pretty well at “continuous manufacturing” when the bulls come around.

[Jonty30]

And make the land eventually suitable for crop plantation.

[Brian Griffin]

One Burmese python on my property could reduce Jim’s bandwidth costs.

[Qwapisking]

chicken hotdogs=frankenchicken. that’s how it will be disguised and marketed.

[BigDaddyTX]

Immortalized Cells.

https://www.igor-chudov.com/p/lab-grown-meat-is-made-of-cancer

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/immortalised-cell-line

“The major disadvantage to using immortalized cells is that these cells cannot be considered “normal,” in that they divide indefinitely and sometimes express unique gene patterns not found in any cell type in vivo. Therefore, they might not have the relevant attributes or functions of typical cells. Also, after several passages, cell characteristics can change and become even more different from those of a normal cell.”

[Red Badger]

... aligning with the price of organic chicken.

'Organic' anything is expensive..................

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

The “research” does not include the patenting of the process, the licensing and related fees, all of which will affect the OTC pricing. We'll stay will animal meats and animal fats and eschew everything made in a chemical factory. Ergo, to some government somewhere we will likely be seen as terrorists.....

[goodnesswins]

Um...I do not think price is the problem with “cultivated meat”...the problem is no one except starving people want it.

[Red Badger]

https://www.marxfoods.com/Burmese-Python-Meat

[230FMJ]

“We need to remake nature because we’re smarter than God”.

[ridesthemiles]

WHICH THEY HAVE DONE FOR EONS.