I'm waiting for their "Bronto-burgers."
Regards,
“Life finds a way”
Woolly Mammoth Giant Meatball Made by Scientists and it Was ‘Ridiculously Easy’
03/28/2023 1:23:47 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 27 replies
Daily Star ^ | 28 MAR 2023 | Harry Thompson
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Meatball from long-extinct mammoth created by food firm
03/28/2023 12:51:23 PM PDT · by Red Badger · 51 replies
Guardian ^ | Tue 28 Mar 2023 01.00 EDT | Damian Carrington Environment editor
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It’s a wooly mammoth tumor.
I'm waiting for their "Bronto-burgers."
Regards,
I’d try a mammoth burger on the Barbie.
Creating a mammoth meatball is easy. Just use four to five times the meat you would use in a standard meatball.
It would make a good science fiction movie - where everyone who eats it gets a form of wooly-mammoth mad cow disease.
But its highly virulent and adaptive, because human immune systems haven’t seen it in 15,000 years.
Add in a corrupt and arrogant federal government official, some grasping crony-capitalists and an unknown hero biologist from fly-over country trying to save America - and you’d have a great story.
NATIONAL MEATBALL DAY – March 9
Some of the people reading this post have ancestors who ate REAL mammoth meatballs 10,000 years ago!
Elephants, don’t chew the cud and don’t have a split hoof. Sea creatures that don’t have fins or scales...
Not clean.
Say what you want about Leviticus 11:7... there’s a reason for it.
Worms, trichinosis, biological filters, scavengers. In cultures that live close to nature food precautions like boiling water and eating flesh that is reasonably safe is probably a good practice.
Complex modern societies might argue the point, and I get that. But, there is a reason for it. Dogmatic rejection or misinterpretation is not an acceptable workaround either.
Did any of those fools eat it?
A wholly Mammoth meatball with Pasta, no way.
Sure beats those burgers made out of lawn clippings.
Beyond Alley Oop Meatballs.
Y’all know how they stimulate the cells to ‘grow’ meat, right?
I never believed that I’d live to see a form of cancer as a delicacy.