/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17811761]

thoughts on lab grown milk /ck/?
https://www.businessinsider.com/lab-grown-dairy-perfect-day-2022-5

I've tried a couple of different plant based milks, soy, almond, oat, and they all suck. Good to know that lab grown whey is real and it doesn't taste like shit.

[Anonymous No.17811778]

>>17811761
no thanks

[Anonymous No.17811791]

eating hunted elk cow now as we speak. will never ever buy lab grown, I want my prey do die.

and you can't make money from this, I kill 2 elk a year and that is all the meat I need

[Anonymous No.17811815]

>>17811761
Only good if it has little or no cholesterol.

[Anonymous No.17812103]

>>17811761
>real
>lab grown
Its just non-stop the gaslighting these days.

[Anonymous No.17812109]

>>17811761
Sure, let's give even more exclusive control over our food supply to factories and international conglomerates, what's the worst that could happen?

[Anonymous No.17812133]

try rice milk. it tastes nothing like real milk but it's delicious especially with cereal. or i guess you can just drink that ghoulish frankenmilk that's definitely in no way fit for human consumption

[Anonymous No.17812137]

>>17811761
>Good to know lab grown is real
Nope. Even if they could do it once, it would be so cost prohibitive, you would never have access. This is the type of thing that's used as predictive programming.
>Meat and dairy bad. Hurt earth.
>Plebs don't get meat and dairy anymore. Enjoy your bugs and soy slip.
>"Hey! Why are all the politicians and celebrities still eating meat and dairy?"
>"Oh. It's.....lab grown. Yeah. That's it. It's really expensive. So, only we can have it."

[Anonymous No.17812154]

>>17812133
I did, it sucks.

>>17812137
>cost prohibitive
they are able to sell ice cream made with it at $5 a pint, it's going to scale up in further.

[Anonymous No.17812157]

>>17811761
They get a cow pregnant, kill her and take her fetus and suck fluids out of its heart to feed cell biopsies to make milk.

Ruminants are not ruining the environment. it's plastic, petrochemicals, and farm consolidation.

[Anonymous No.17812161]

>>17812154
Sure. I believe that.

[Anonymous No.17812180]

>>17811761
If it is cheaper than real milk then I'm willing to give it a try.

[Anonymous No.17812327]

>>17812157

yeah

[Anonymous No.17812331]

100% will cause hormonal issues

[Anonymous No.17812352]

>>17811761
I’m not against it. Especially if it makes it more cost effective with all of the benefits of cow milk attached to it
>inb4 not real
And our food right now isn’t already? The majority of all the food we consume is processed. I doubt you’d notice lab grown milk from the real thing.

[Anonymous No.17812405]

>>17812103
It is when you broaden the definition of gaslighting to encompass everything, yes.

[Anonymous No.17812409]

>>17811761
I would rather have actual milk

[Anonymous No.17812455]

>>17812352
>And our food right now isn’t already? The majority of all the food we consume is processed. I doubt you’d notice lab grown milk from the real thing.
You don't even know what that word means. Go ahead and find me some cheese that isn't processed. It's literally impossible unless you purposefully argue in bad faith by pretending to be an ignorant retard or a sly dick in over his head.

[Anonymous No.17812473]

>>17811761
lol fuck off
Solve real problems.
Science is dead.

[Anonymous No.17812506]

oat milk made by 1 manufacturer isnt same as oat milk made by another
I tried dozens and couple work with coffee, some are piss. Oatly is probably the best

[Anonymous No.17812768]

>>17811791
Do you butcher it yourself or take it in anon? I make jerky and sausage from deers I processes myself, its a very cost effective skill and surprisingly easy if you have a helping hand

[Anonymous No.17812778]

>>17811761
Nobody is going to eat this golemslop are they? Embrace tradition. Milk a cow.

[Anonymous No.17813019]

>>17812473
>global warming gonna kill us all
>buy our 50 dollar lab steaks and bug snacks
Yeah this is some horseshit.

[Anonymous No.17813026]

>>17813019
It's golemslop dude. They want you to eat it so you're more unhealthy and submissive to their will.

[Anonymous No.17813043]

>>17812405
you are a dumb faggot and should feel bad for being a literal nigger chattel goyim

[Anonymous No.17813053]

>>17812103
>it has the exact same look, taste, texture and chemical composition, but because the chemical process to produce it didn’t occur in one location over another it’s fake!
The absolute state of brainlets. Thank god you retards don’t believe in science or medicine because you’ll weed yourselves out of the genepool.

[Anonymous No.17813081]

>>17813053
but it doesn't have the same chemical composition at all

[Anonymous No.17813096]

>>17812137
Once they mail the process they will be able to create more on a larger scale and sell it for cheaper than real milk because it will become competition. Not every chemical process is extremely difficult. Milk is mostly water with a few fats/proteins/acids so once you produce those components in bulk it’s really just mixing them all in the right ratios. It’s pretty genius and I don’t see why they didn’t do this years ago. It would be a much cleaner product than regular milk too because it wouldn’t have blood, pus and other possible contaminants in it.

[Anonymous No.17813105]

>>17813081
It's identical actually.
https://perfectday.com/process/

[Anonymous No.17813111]

>hey guys we figured out how to make not milk less efficiently than a cow
Fucking...

[Anonymous No.17813116]

>>17813105
except it's not

it has casein, it's not chemically the same as milk. why are you talking out of your ass without understanding this AT ALL?

[Anonymous No.17813118]

>>17811761
How fucking difficult is it to get milk from cattle where scientists think they need a stupidly expensive process using a shit ton of machinery and ""ingredients"" to make something that nature produces with ease? I fucking hate every single vegan and vegetarian that is for the populace eating synthetic carcinogenic bullshit just so they can pat themselves on the head saying that they're morally superior. Fuck every single person that is in support of this.

[Anonymous No.17813125]

>>17813105
real implies it came from nature
lab grown is lab grown
Even if they have the same chemical composition, they're still from two different sources and only one is natural. What about this do you not understand you fucking idiot?

[Anonymous No.17813130]

>>17813116
because that's what they say.
>that’s identical to the classic. We just get there a different way.
I'll take their word for it instead of some random anon who hates everything lab grown or artificial

[Anonymous No.17813136]

>>17813116
>Casein (/ˈkeJsiːn/ KAY-see-n, from Latin caseus "cheese") is a family of related phosphoproteins (αS1, aS2, β, κ) that are commonly found in mammalian milk, comprising about 80% of the proteins in cow's milk and between 20% and 60% of the proteins in human milk.
hurrrrr

[Anonymous No.17813139]

>>17813125
I don't give it shit where it comes from, it's the same product.

[Anonymous No.17813156]

>>17813139
you are my enemy

[Anonymous No.17813164]

>>17813118
It’s because they want to take away natural animal-based proteins from the proles and force us all to eat soylent green. Meat and dairy will be reserved for high ranking Party members only, as a reward for their services The Revolution.

If you want an image of the future, imagine a men’s size heel smashing a face into the mud for ever.

[Anonymous No.17813167]

>>17813156
And I hope the dairy cattle industry collapses and all the heavily subsidized farmers go broke as a result of this.

[Anonymous No.17813172]

>>17813118
Do you research. This process is already cheaper than naturally getting milk from cows. Cows milk is cheap at the store because it's heavily subsidized.

[Anonymous No.17813200]

>>17813172
>just replace your natural nutrition with synthetic stuff from a lab, it's completely safe!

Fuck off faggot. We've been lied to for decades regarding various things that are "safe". We used to put radium in cosmetics while being told it was okay. Even now big pharma still lies to us with the government. Kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.17813216]

>>17813200
keep crying about it
dairy farmers are about to be fucked in the ass by this technology

[Anonymous No.17813227]

>>17813172
>>17813200
And even now the Covid vax is getting more and more light shown on it how it's a giant load of shit. Pfizer recently released over 80K pages worth of testing and it is literally less than 20% effective. Fuck you retards that blindly trust these people.

[Anonymous No.17813232]

>>17813118
>have micororganisms produce protiens
>mix with water, fat and lactic acid
It's pretty simple and typical chemistry. Just because you don't understand it and think science is "le bad" doesn't make it excessively complicated and expensive. It's more environmentally friendly than having millions of diseased cows loaded with antibiotics and huddled together in an area way too small. Then you have the procedures to make the feed for them. There's other things we can do with that land. You "resist everything libtards like" faggots are the worst. Your arguments are spawned out of ignorance and conspiracies and no matter how wrong you're proven, you stand your ground all in the act of virtue signaling right wing values. I'm conservative, but still support "green" initiatives because I have a decent amount of scientific knowledge and friends who do as well. These people aren't some big billionaires or politicians, but some of them have studied things like global warming, and yes, shit is happening. Why destroy your own home in the name of "pwning da libz"?

[Anonymous No.17813234]

>>17813216
No they won't. The only people that will buy this shit is cityfucker science worshippers such as yourself. And even then people by nature will choose the natural option.

[Anonymous No.17813237]

>>17813167
>dairy industry ebil
I liked my 80 cent milk for cooking and 2.50 grass only pasture milk for drinking/cereal. Stop fucking with shit. I don't want want prices to go up 400% like with eggs.

[Anonymous No.17813256]

>>17813227
Yes, there have been mistakes in the past and we learn from them. Notice how nobody does that shit anymore? Vaccine production has been done over and over and very effective. The problem with making a decent COVID vaccine is the fact that typically vaccines are made over years. They had to rush it out to deal with an epidemic so weren't able to do the same amount of efficiency testing and modification as they normally would. It's not blind trust, these people have dedicated their lives to studying viruses and therefore their opinions hold more weight than a handful of conspiritards on the internet.

[Anonymous No.17813275]

>>17811761
Sorry but no, I do not want bug milk

[Anonymous No.17813286]

>>17813275
if you want to be technical, it's fungus milk

[Anonymous No.17813288]

>>17813256
Learning from old mistakes is not an excuse to make new ones.

[Anonymous No.17813298]

>>17813256
>>17813288
Please you two. This is an old issue. Please plug yourselves and then restart. We've updated to newer issues now.

[Anonymous No.17813300]

>>17813053
>it has the exact same look, taste, texture and chemical composition, but because the i came into my hand instead of a pussy i'm a virgin!

[Anonymous No.17813308]

>>17813136
yeah hurrr, nice post

>milk is water with casein in it

go ahead and die on that hill

[Anonymous No.17813330]

>>17813167
Science is nothing but subsidies. All of science is funded by government. Why are people so dumb?

[Anonymous No.17813334]

>>17813256
>Nobody does that shit anymore
>doctors will still recommend you circumcise your child so they can sell the foreskin to beauty companies to make cosmetic products like anti aging wrinkle cream (yes I am serious)
>doctors will still over prescribe pills just so they can get more money
They definitely still do this. You are under the impression that people just, stopped being evil. Just look at Blackrock buying up all the housing to try to make America a nation of renters. This may not be medicinally related, but my point is, some people and groups are still definitely evil.

Also
>be Pfizer
>have a rap sheet of multiple lawsuits for farudulent results and shady practices
>covid comes
>fast track a vaccine to make big money
>go through your own testing
>it's garbage
>fudge results for the public
>they eat it up
>make literal billions from the government for your great vaccine
If they weren't able to do what they were supposed to, they should of at the bare minimum said, "this vaccine is experimental, take at your own risk" instead of lying to everyone saying it was completely fine. That was the problem. The fact that they lied.

>>17813232
We have synthetic meat too and that stuff is also garbage. I believe in alternative methods to solving the worlds problems as well. But just because you have a solution that doesn't mean that it is a good one. I don't think that the synthetic milk is going to break down and be processed the same way that natural milk is. I could very well be wrong but off the bat I do not trust it.

[Anonymous No.17813336]

>>17813298
>please plug yourselves
take a cold shower, anon

[Anonymous No.17813347]

>>17813288
What a dumb statement, I hope you made that yourself and aren't quoting someone dumber and more influential than you. Mistakes will happen and that's how we learn. The idea now is to make sure those mistakes aren't detrimental and we've come a long way ensuring that since the 1800s. No, the COVID vaccine is not as efficient as we would have liked, but that's the challenge when dealing with an immediate threat that is constantly mutating and creating new strains. You have no evidence that massive amounts of people are being harmed by this vaccine that isn't ill-conceived pseudo-science pushing a political narrative. Things like vaccines and climate change shouldn't be political issues, but you retards have to make them into it.

[Anonymous No.17813358]

>>17813308
Yes, along with other acids and fats that we already know how to produce on massive scales. Jump off a bridge.

[Anonymous No.17813364]

>>17813053
false

[Anonymous No.17813372]

>>17813334
Of course, there are evil individuals and companies, but on the whole efforts are benevolent.

[Anonymous No.17813379]

>>17813347
If it shouldn't be political, what are all the people pushing both of those things politicians?

[Anonymous No.17813380]

>>17813347
Covid was a nothingburger in the first place. As long as you weren't a dinosaur in your age, were a fat fuck or had already very serious underlying health issues your chance of being fine was literally over 99.9%. We shut down and ruined millions of lives just to save an uber minority while trying to mandate that everyone take experimental jamba juice that they didn't even need in the first place. I even had Covid and guess what? I felt like shit for roughly a day then I went back to being fine. Jon Rahm the golfer was on tour with it and didn't even know he had it. You fell for the "omg so deadly!!" propaganda. Most people didn't even know they had it when they did come into contact with it. If you need to get a fucking test done to know if you have a super deadly virus inhabitating your body, the virus isn't a threat in the first place.

[Anonymous No.17813383]

>when the anti-science and antivaxxers start seething hard in the artificial milk thread
artificial milk is a real threat to dairy and they should be angry.

[Anonymous No.17813386]

>>17811778
fucking based

[Anonymous No.17813398]

>>17813372
No.

[Anonymous No.17813399]

>>17813286
thats even worst because it implies that it is designed to fuck up your system

[Anonymous No.17813406]

>>17813399
guess you can't drink beer then since that's made with yeast as well.

[Anonymous No.17813410]

>>17813372
>he thinks the government cares about him

I got news for ya son

[Anonymous No.17813413]

>>17813383
>gene killer willfully destroys his body and think he is winning at life

LOL

[Anonymous No.17813422]

>>17813406
We've also been using yeast for literally thousands of years and we know it's fine.

[Anonymous No.17813427]

>>17813406
Beer is fucking nasty, of course I dont drink it. Its the same shit, one more burnt and loaded on yeast than the other

[Anonymous No.17813434]

>>17813422
exactly, this milk process is made with modified yeast that produces milk proteins as a byproduct. that's the point I'm driving at that you completely missed because you don't know how this stuff is made.

[Anonymous No.17813439]

>>17813096
Except all those fats/proteins/acids have to come from somewhere. They have to be isolated, drawn out of whatever is producing those acids/fats/proteins naturally, and then remixed in those proper rations. All of that will have equipment costs, as well as personnel costs. Meanwhile cows do it on the reg as a part of having more cows.

The big question to ask is where are those fats/acids/proteins coming from? I imagine this would be neat for space travel, but for people who live on a planet with access to naturally made milk, why bother except as a neat science experiment?

I wonder if this going to be another one of those lead paint, microplastics, soy estrogen, birth control in the water supply things?

Which reminds me, whats the carbon footprint of the lab that requires sterile conditions to lab grow all the things you need? Probably ginormous.

[Anonymous No.17813450]

i'll just keep using cow's milk, thanks - food is a complex system and can't be properly replicated in a lab, the nutrition values might be the same on paper, but this completely ignores the bioavailability dynamics of natural foods

this so called "food science" thinking is basically akin to people thinking you can just live off of vitamins and soylent

[Anonymous No.17813455]

>>17813434
If it was normal yeast I could at least deal with it but this "modified" is the part that is concerning. How do you know that the modified part is fine? A very slight change in matters composition can radically change how it interacts with the world. The difference between Uranium 235 and 238 is three neutrons. And one is used to make nukes and power electrical plants. I know this is an extreme example, but my point is, even a tiny modification can have extreme results.

[Anonymous No.17813461]

>>17813439
>why bother except as a neat science experiment?
it uses dramatically less water to produce in comparison to cow's milk or plant based alternatives.

[Anonymous No.17813463]

>>17813383
>1990's- "Electric vehicles are going to replace gas powered vehicles any day now. The oil companies are scared!"
>2000's- "Wind power is going to free us from our fossil fuel dependency. The oil companies are scared!"
>2010's- "Bugs are the future. The meat industry is scared!"
>2020's- "Lab grown meat and dairy are the future. Big milk is scared!"

Envirofags are the most gullible people that have ever existed.

[Anonymous No.17813470]

I posted this yesterday. Nobody cared then. Doubt they'll care now.

[Anonymous No.17813477]

>>17813463
aside from the bug meme, the other three are actually replacing the former. Have you seen the gas prices these days. it makes me want to get an EV soon.

>>17813470
this thread is getting a lot of replies because people are actually threatened by it.

[Anonymous No.17813481]

>>17813372
They literally aren't. These people would kill your grandmother for a a higher bottom line. Just like all those hopsitals that got a ton of money to throw people on ventilators. That got a ton of money for every person they vaaccinated.

Pfizer and Moderna both making an absolutely ludicrous amount of profit that exceeds their regular income by orders of magnitude so massive thats its crazy! (Not to mention they didn't even have to pay to do their own research, which is where a large part of the expense of creating new medicine stems from. And rather than repurposing other medication that already exists and has been tested hundreds of billions of times whos side effects are known, we decided to play who can spin the barrel of the revolver faster as a standard of what is "safe."

[Anonymous No.17813495]

>>17813477
>Soon.
Sure. Any day now those exploding EVs will take over. Even at current gas prices, it's still going to take like 18 years for the cheapest EV to pay for itself.

[Anonymous No.17813502]

>>17813477
>People keep blowing up my paper thin narrative.
>Lol. They're so threatened by me.

[Anonymous No.17813508]

>>17813495
non-luxury EVs are cheap, are you poor?

[Anonymous No.17813521]

>>17813508
>But a new car for 30k when you already own one.
Lefties are so shit at economics. This is why they're constantly begging the government to pay off their debts for them.

[Anonymous No.17813527]

>>17813477
Do you have any idea how much time effort and energy it takes to mine, process and utilize lithium for elective vehicles? By the time the EV hits the streets, it pretty much is already tied for how much carbon it emits to the atmosphere with a normal gas powered vehicle. EVs aren't as green as you think. You can't even take a cross country trip with them. They're also a tool for the government for more population control. Here is an example:
>city is acting sketchy
>disable power grid
>EV people are pretty much stuck and even if they're fully charged they can only get so far as compared to someone with a normal gas car and a couple jerry cans

[Anonymous No.17813537]

>>17813527
Not to mention how much petrol products make up the actual car.

[Anonymous No.17813538]

>>17813508
Do you live a minimum of an upper middle class lifestyle? 30K is A LOT for the common man. Most people literally live paycheck to paycheck and you want to tell them "lmao just drop 30K dude."

[Anonymous No.17813553]

>>17811761
When the time comes, all managerial class (especially HR) females will become human dairy livestock. This is a great reset.

[Anonymous No.17813554]

>>17813521
>>17813527
It's not just lithium. There's several elements that don't grow on trees that would make it impossible to replace conventional vehicles. And let's laugh because a lot of the largest deposits are in areas we don't like to trade with right now, like Russia.

[Anonymous No.17813556]

>>17813553
finally, a based reply in a sea of seething /pol/tards

[Anonymous No.17813572]

>>17813554
And we haven't even gotten into the logistics of recharging them. Takes several hours to do a recharge. Eats up lots of power. Recharging stations aren't nearly abundant enough, and won't be any time soon. Also, I have a camping trip planned at the end of this month that's like a 200mile drive. Most EVs cut off at 150 max. What do I do when I have to recharge for like 5 hours? It takes me about 10 minutes total to fill up my car with gas.

[Anonymous No.17813600]

It's just whey? No casein? How can it be anything like milk if it's just whey protein? Whey protein is a relatively small component of actual milk. It's also a lower-quality protein than casein.

[Anonymous No.17813603]

>>17813096
>it will become competition
How cute that you assume that competition will be allowed to exist. What'll really happen is that the process will be patented and trademarked, and anyone who wants to make something similar has to fight a 10 year legal battle, or pay 11 billion dollars in court reparations. The owner will charge trillions and everyone will clap. It's insulin all over again.

[Anonymous No.17813606]

>>17813572
Greentards have good intentions but they don't look at the current reality. EVs might be good and viable in a few decades but at this time they're hot garbage.

[Anonymous No.17813611]

>>17813600
https://perfectday.com/blog/fermentation-the-new-alchemy/

[Anonymous No.17813623]

>>17813611
Wonder why it doesn't mention casein in the video or on the "Our Process" page. Seems like an important thing to forget about aside from an offhand reference in a blog post.

[Anonymous No.17813632]

>>17813606
Nah. They don't actually care about the environment. They are just addicted to grandstanding. And global warming is the easiest larp.

[Anonymous No.17813650]

>>17813572
Charging electric vehicles is a joke. Electricity doesn't come out of kitten smiles and unicorn farts. Yeah sure you can get, too lazy to google, 15-20% from you supposedly green shit like windmills and solar, but most is still coming from gas, diesel, and coal generators. And manufacture of that shit needed to make the green energy still causes damage.

[Anonymous No.17813660]

Animal agriculture is not "bad for the environment." Our modern industrialized agriculture is.
https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/farm-ranch/the-vegan-ecological-wasteland/

[Anonymous No.17813666]

>>17813650
Nope. Windmills don't even hit the 15% mark they were supposed to. Even in very favorable conditions. After they take tons and tons of concrete and steel to erect, they kill birds and bats. And then the blades aren't even recyclable. I think there is one company that started to actually be able to recycle them somewhat last year. Every solution proposed by envirofags is an actual step backward. Because they don't want to actually give up any of their modern comforts to save the environment. It's the biggest form of slacktivism there is.

[Anonymous No.17813701]

>>17811778
Fpbp

[Anonymous No.17813958]

You know, there will come a time that due to simple economics, lab-grown dairy and meat will become cheaper than factory farmed dairy and meat. We're nearly at the break-even point already. We're also entering a global recession, coupled with high inflation, which will also hit the dairy and meat industry hard.

Let me give you a specific hypothetical. It is 5 years from now. All has not been well in the world. Inflation has hit hard at the grocery store. You want a steak and a gallon of milk. Factory-farmed milk is $20 a gallon, and steak is $50 a pound for an average cut. By contrast, lab grown milk is $5 a gallon, and lab-grown steak is $10 a pound. The taste is absolutely indistinguishable. You've tried it, once, on a whim, and you literally can't tell the difference.

What do you buy, when it comes down to cost and economics?

[Anonymous No.17813963]

>>17813660
I truly wish something would be done about the faggots in California growing almonds in the FUCKING DESERT. Did you know it takes roughly a gallon of water to grow a single almond? These people eat water like there is no tomorrow and they bitch that there are drought issues. Fuck vegans. I hope someone beats them mercilessly until they realize how retarded they are.

[Anonymous No.17813974]

>>17813963
lab milk will replace almond milk, it takes a fraction of the water used to grow almonds.

[Anonymous No.17814006]

women's titty milk

[Anonymous No.17814044]

>>17813958
I'm sticking with the real thing no matter how bad shit gets. Fuck the globalist scum pushing all this unnatural shit. Fuck em all

[Anonymous No.17814067]

>>17812405
You're a fucking retard and I'm glad

[Anonymous No.17814075]

>>17812157
I am too far gone, I read that shit as cell boipussies.

[Anonymous No.17814094]

>>17813256
> no one does that shit anymore


Bruh it was literally just happening this and last year. And it will happen again, especially if questioning puts a target on people's backs. Like the coof vaccine

[Anonymous No.17814096]

>>17813958
>50$ a pound vs $10 a pound
Cattle eat grass and forage.... Basically, cattle farmers are in the grass growing business and the beef is really just the delivery vehicle.
Beef even now is crazy cheap to produce, and while inflation of land prices and many other factors do combine to fistfuck cattle farmers, it is still pretty damn cheap to produce.
The only real way that I could see an extremely resource intensive, industrialized lab producing cultured meat approach the price of natural beef would be due to a huge squeeze on arable land use -very far advanced from where it is now- or else artificial social or regulatory influences driving the price.
Maybe the tech will get there, though. Who knows

[Anonymous No.17814099]

>>17813450
>food is a complex system and can't be properly replicated in a lab
Do you think it can never be done, or just not currently? I don't see any reason why it could never be done, it's just like anything else that can be figured out with enough time.

I think any company currently in the news about it is going to be misleading though and you shouldn't rely on them too much for information about it. They keep trying to say it'll be available soon or won't come out and say they've only replicated one small part of a food product and aren't close to being able to make the whole thing. But there are more companies quietly working on research and development for it that probably realize it's still going to be a while before there's an actual product closer to the real thing.

[Anonymous No.17814102]

I will never, EVER eat lab grown “goo” that globohomo tries to pass off as meat. There’s no way something grown in a laboratory with chemicals can be good for us, I don’t give a shit how you can “scientifically prove” it’s no different from the real thing. Creating fake meat in a laboratory and lying to people to get them to consume it is a major sin and these psychopaths will have their day of judgement in front of God and he will be ruthless in laying down his punishment.

[Anonymous No.17814113]

>>17813508
Yes. Stay mad.

[Anonymous No.17814139]

>>17814102
what if god wants us to create lab-grown meat and make it identical to the real thing so we can return to the garden of eden where there was no need to kill for food?

[Anonymous No.17814153]

>>17814139
Genesis 9:3
Genesis 1:26
Genesis 1:30

[Anonymous No.17814175]

>>17814153
>Genesis 9:3
that was after being banished from the garden and it says before that you only needed to eat plants
>Genesis 1:26
ruling over something doesn't mean eating it
>Genesis 1:30
again it says only plants were given as food

[Anonymous No.17814321]

>>17813308
Except that's not what he said you strawmanning faggot. He replied to the retarded anon saying that it wasn't identical to milk because it had casein.

[Anonymous No.17814445]

>>17813461
Does it? I honestly doubt that it does considering the equipment uses vulcanized rubber and electricity

[Anonymous No.17814576]

>>17811761
>milk
fuck no
>meat
maybe

[Anonymous No.17814606]

>>17811761
I doubt this is going to be safe, considering that certain chemicals become carcinigenic after being processed. If they cant find out how to pull apart plants properly, I wont trust they can recombine it properly either.

[Anonymous No.17814614]

>>17814139
God gave us animals for a reason. He even told his priests to consume them.

[Anonymous No.17814640]

>>17811761
>No need for cows, no cholesterol, bovine hormones, etc.
Sounds like a winner to me.

[Anonymous No.17814643]

>>17813256
>there have been mistakes
lmfao big pharma and their pets in government sold the farm from under our feet and you retards sat there and watched it.
Enjoy your breadline and foreclosure while the .1% own 90% of everything

[Anonymous No.17814648]

>>17814643
Realistically what were us the common man supposed to do about it? The world is much too vast and there are far too many pieces in play for any individual to make any significant difference. At most you can shine a light on them for a moment but they can always sneak away and reappear again.

[Anonymous No.17814669]

>>17814614
Yes but my point is that according to the Bible we were only told to start eating animals after being banished from the Garden of Eden. In the Garden, everything just ate plants. So that makes it seem like killing and eating animals isn't ideal, it's just how things became. If it became possible to have animal products without having to kill for them like with lab-grown meat then it seems like a step to returning to the Garden.

Plus I can't really imagine believing that God will eventually save you from death but want you to think it's a good thing to inflict death on countless animals until the end of time.

[Anonymous No.17814670]

>>17814606
sugar gets fed to modified yeast, the yeast produces whey and casein. there's no chemical recipe like impossible meats.

[Anonymous No.17814672]

>>17814075
Shit bruh..

[Anonymous No.17814677]

>>17814669
Is the left so desperate to push their eco agenda that they will even pretend to use the bible to justify it? What a crazy timeline we find ourselves in.

[Anonymous No.17814679]

>>17814670
>modified yeast
Ima be honest bro, I don't even trust my own programming enough to eat it.

[Anonymous No.17814681]

>>17814669
You are acting as if animals are on the same levels as humans. They are not. If God didn't want us eating animals he would of told us to. Jesus himself even ate fish and more than likely consumed lamb and other traditional Jewish foods at the time.

[Anonymous No.17814688]

>>17814681
Why should I care what a dead man thinks?

[Anonymous No.17814693]

>>17812455
Stick with the soi faggot. Please tell me all about GMOs that I’m not going to bother listening to. Food is already less nutritional than it was 70 years ago, and it can only get worse

[Anonymous No.17814694]

>>17814688
>thinks
Excuse me, I meant thought. As in past tense.

[Anonymous No.17814697]

>>17814688
You know Christ resurrected right? Although that is still up to personal belief but in scripture it is considered canon.

[Anonymous No.17814698]

>>17813227
>meme includes 5g conspiracy theory

El oh fucking el are you a windowlicker for believing that

[Anonymous No.17814706]

>>17814681
I'm not saying it's wrong right now to eat meat. But if at some point in the future lab-grown meat becomes identical to the real thing and you still choose to kill animals anyway, that might be wrong. Thinking that killing animals is inherently a good thing that should never stop happening might be wrong.

[Anonymous No.17814712]

>>17814677
If you're not going to engage in any real discussion it's okay to just read.

[Anonymous No.17814715]

>>17814697
Be in whatever lie you wish, but he has not walked this Earth in many years. You did not answer the question, why does a dead man's opinion matter?

[Anonymous No.17814732]

>god
>bible
>vaccines
>pfizer
>electric cars
>wind power
>solar

It's just milk produced by modified yeast. Relax.

[Anonymous No.17814775]

>>17814715
So if he came back his opinion would start mattering? If we didn't care about his opinion because "he's dead lol" then there wouldn't really be any point to Christianity or any philosopher or religious figure such as Buddha. Just because someone is dead that doesn't mean that they should just be ignored. You can still learn from dead people.

[Anonymous No.17814779]

>>17814732
And it's a crock of shit that is never going to replicate natures creation.

[Anonymous No.17814785]

>>17814775
>So if he came back his opinion would start mattering?
No.

[Anonymous No.17814804]

>>17814775
Kind of a shit take to reduce your holy book to any other book there is.

[Anonymous No.17814814]

>>17813380
Your feelings are important anon, dont worry

[Anonymous No.17814828]

>>17811761
I'd say the issue here is the absurdly low standards for milk.
We think about what's in milk: water, protein, fat, and some micronutrients like vitamins.
You can buy right now cow "milk" that's low-protein, fat-free and with added nutrients. That's just water with some Flintstones vitamins peppered in basically. But because the water came from a cow it's ok to market it as real milk.
So obviously it's not too difficult to essentially reverse the process. You can just add some fat, protein and vitamins to water and end up with something that's almost kinda sorta milk.

[Anonymous No.17814914]

>>17811761
Real milk has about a million different chemicals in it, artificial milk will probably have about 5 of them. Though I guess it makes sense, no point in drinking milk anyways if its been pasteurized.

[Anonymous No.17814916]

>>17812133
>ghoulish frankenmilk

Well said.

[Anonymous No.17814943]

>>17814916
You'll drink it when they add choccy flavor, admit it. More money for tendies.

[Anonymous No.17814949]

>>17812133
>in no way fit for human consumption

and cows milk is?

[Anonymous No.17814972]

>>17813450
>people thinking you can just live off of vitamins and soylent

I mean that is demonstrably true. I certainly wouldnt want to live off soylent but you totally could and you would be healthier than the average american

[Anonymous No.17814977]

>>17814949
literally yes

[Anonymous No.17814984]

>>17811761
>have a beautiful synergy with animals that dates back millions of years
>nah bro cows suffer from the milk industry we gotta make that stuff in a lab fr fr

[Anonymous No.17814985]

>>17814977
Why aren't you drinking breast milk? It's calibrated for human consumption. Cow's milk is meant for calves.

[Anonymous No.17814996]

>>17814985
they don't sell human breastmilk in the stores
why are you so fucking retadedly stupid moron with no brains?
but seeing you shit talking milk makes me automatically assume that your skin is brown

[Anonymous No.17815052]

>>17814985
The literal only people I ever hear make this argument are people that are lactose intolerant or never hit the gym. Do you have any idea how much easier it is to meet your protein and calorie macros when you drink milk? Or maybe you have shit genetics and can't digest it so this is how you cope. Either way you're dumb.

[Anonymous No.17815104]

>>17813461
>quick google
a cow in heat takes up to 200l of water per day and shits out 60l of milk. thats 3l of water per liter of milk. Thats a worst case in hot summer mind you.

Meanwhile a lab needs osmosis filtered sterile water, a process which wastes more than than 3/4rds of the intake during the filtering process, and bet youre ass its not a 1 to 1 ratio between process water and milk

[Anonymous No.17815111]

>>17815104
to add, half of the cows waste water is emission free natural fertilizer which without we couldn't sustain human civilization.

Meanwhile the lab uses megawatts in process heat and HVAC

[Anonymous No.17815114]

>>17814985
I do though. I drink my wife’s titty milk multiple times a week

[Anonymous No.17815236]

You know when I was younger I would have celebrated the opportunity to eat lab grown foods because "Muh hecking science!!".
Today I do not have an ounce of doubt that all of this will be turned into goy slob for the masses while the "elite" eat only the best of the best.

[Anonymous No.17815263]

>>17815111
Not the heckin human civilizatiarino! The dairy industry told my society would collapse if we didn’t fund them through our taxes!

[Anonymous No.17815264]

>>17813200
>MY VAT GROWN COWS ARE COMPLETELY NATURAL, HUMANS EVOLVED TO DRINK THE MILK OF OTHER ANIMALS THEIR ENTIRE LIFE
Stupid dumb retard

[Anonymous No.17815268]

>>17815236
so you got stupider with age, many such cases

[Anonymous No.17815275]

>>17815263
>The dairy industry
Your American point of view doesn't apply to the rest of the world.

[Anonymous No.17815306]

>>17814779
“Nature’s creation” isn’t man domesticating cattle to artificially inseminate them and take the milk intended for their calf and killing all of the male calves you dumb troon

[Anonymous No.17815314]

>>17813358
It doesn't have the dozens of micronutrients milk has

[Anonymous No.17815333]

>>17813019
This
99% of these alternatives and new solutions for climate change are absolute bullshit because they don't address directly the real problem which is the extreme pollution coming from china and india

[Anonymous No.17815335]

>>17813358
>WE KNOW HOW TO MAKE IT GOYIM THE SCIENCE IS SETTLED!
>0 (ZERO) doctors recommend a mother use baby formula over breast milk because were unable to make a formula as nutritious as mothers milk

[Anonymous No.17815346]

>>17813167
The dairy industry is not heavily subsidized in my country
Americans should stop thinking the entire world is like their country

[Anonymous No.17815428]

>>17811761
I will never buy it or drink it

[Anonymous No.17815530]

>>17813958
>By contrast, lab grown milk is $5 a gallon, and lab-grown steak is $10 a pound
And why would they make their products affordable?

[Anonymous No.17815560]

>>17814984
I thought cows were domesticated only 10k years ago.

[Anonymous No.17815567]

>>17815335
>trusting doctors

[Anonymous No.17815581]

>>17811815
> He thinks cholesterol is bad
> He uses Sneed oil instead of lard, butter or ghee.

[Anonymous No.17815715]

>>17813164
>forever
until they die like the rest of us on a dead world unfit to live on
great plan

[Anonymous No.17815717]

>>17815581
for me? it's lard

[Anonymous No.17815721]

>>17815715
doomsday cult

[Anonymous No.17815725]

>>17815715
Didn’t you faggots tell us all back in the 90s that Antarctica would be melted and the world would be underwater by 2007.
Fuck off.

[Anonymous No.17816104]

>>17812331
>milk made animal free, without the extra mammalian estrogen that seeps out into cow milk will cause hormonal issues
Sure, it won’t stunt male puberty like it currently does for boys who drink a lot of milk when they’re young. It’s not some soy alternative product. It’s literally the same ingredients that made milk just extracted in different ways then made into milk. It’s chemically no different than animal milk other than the hormones and other shit like pus and blood cells that seep into cows milk. I know in your brain “hurr science bad”, but being a dunning-Krueger “expert” doesn’t make it so.

[Anonymous No.17816109]

>>17812103
>noooo it’s not real if it’s the exact same chemicals put together in a different way!
Why are retards so retarded?

[Anonymous No.17816158]

>>17815725
Yes. But, that was after the 70's. When they told us the ice caps were going to grow exponentially, and the entire earth would freeze. See, this is how science works chud! We gets things hilariously wrong 90% of the time, while people with common sense just ignore us, and we call them conspiracy theorists.

[Anonymous No.17816177]

>>17816104
>won’t stunt male puberty like it currently does for boys who drink a lot of milk when they’re young
LOL

[Anonymous No.17816192]

>>17816177
>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28361446/
>IGF-I is a potential mechanism underlying the observed associations between milk intake and prostate cancer risk.

>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19496976/
>The present data on men and children indicate that estrogens in milk were absorbed, and gonadotropin secretion was suppressed, followed by a decrease in testosterone secretion. Sexual maturation of prepubertal children could be affected by the ordinary intake of cow milk.

>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19243483/
> Observations of molecular biology are supported by epidemiologic data and unmask milk consumption as a promoter of chronic diseases of Western societies.

> https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25527754/
> High intakes of dairy products, milk, low-fat milk, cheese, and total, dietary, and dairy calcium, but not supplemental or nondairy calcium, may increase total prostate cancer risk.

> https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23670169/
> Full-fat dairy intake was also associated with significantly lower percent progressively motile sperm (P= 0.05).

>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4008690/
>Our findings suggest that low-fat dairy intake, particularly low-fat milk, is related to higher sperm concentration and progressive motility, while cheese intake to lower sperm concentration among past or current smokers.

[Anonymous No.17816243]

>>17816192
where do any of those articles state it stunts male puberty?

[Anonymous No.17816285]

>>17816243
It doesn't because anon is being disingenuous. While he's correct in that it stunts puberty, its not from the actual milk itself, but from xenoestrogens given to cows to make them make more milk and make it sooner.

[Anonymous No.17816717]

>>17816285
no one i know who drank lots of milk had stunted puberty, in fact the oppposite. maybe it's a zoomer thing?

[Anonymous No.17816825]

>>17813118
Actually steak are carcinogenic but you will never accept it because ut goes against your idea of masculinity.

[Anonymous No.17816832]

>>17816825
>Steak are carcinogenic sweaty!
>I'm just going to enjoy my soy oils with this nice glass of carrageenan.

[Anonymous No.17816844]

>>17813053
Good little shabbos goy.

[Anonymous No.17816845]

>>17813380
I know enough people who had covid and it was not great. Also you are a stupid zoomer but 50% of the US is fat and/old you think the country can handle all of them dying? As much as you might hate the old fucks they are still the ones having real jobs and keeping the economy going, not zoomers in college.

[Anonymous No.17816924]

>>17816825
No its not retard. Only if its charred or cooked at really high heat. Steak tartare is one of the healthiest things you can eat. Chink and Mongols proved you wrong 700 years ago.

[Anonymous No.17816973]

>>17816924
>Only if its charred or cooked at really high heat.
Even that's questionable. Some claim that charred food creates such a small amount of carcinogens that you can't actually eat enough for it to cause cancer. And I don't think it's specific to meat, I know starch does something similar but probably any charring does the same thing.

[Anonymous No.17817263]

>>17813167
>lab gets burned down
>no more milk for nation
>meanwhile a shit ton of cattle are still capable of doing what they can do from a wide variety of locations

Okay fag

[Anonymous No.17817309]

>>17817263
>sorry we don't have cattle anymore they were farting too much oops

[Anonymous No.17817493]

>>17814669
If God only wanted us eating plants then why did he tell Noah to take the animals onto the arc with him? He obviously wanted them preserved. Also
>Genesis 1:26
>ruling over something doesn't mean eating it
Yes it does. Having dominion over something means you control it with absolute authority. If you want to eat the fish of the sea, that is okay because it's your domain.
>Genesis 9:3
>that was after being banished from the garden and it says before that you only needed to eat plants
New International Version
Everything that lives and moves about will be food for you. Just as I gave you the green plants, I now give you everything.
King James Bible
Every moving thing that liveth shall be meat for you; even as the green herb have I given you all things.

I have zero idea how you misinterpreted this.

[Anonymous No.17817502]

>>17817493
does god eat men then?

[Anonymous No.17817511]

>>17817502
No. Why would he?

[Anonymous No.17817518]

>>17817511
because he has dominion over men

[Anonymous No.17817519]

>>17811761
>STOP SCRUTINIZING HOW ITS MADE ITS FINE JUST GIVE ME YOUR MONEY AND EAT IT GOY

[Anonymous No.17817527]

>>17817493
Don't want to turn this into a full blown bible discussion. But, it's pretty obvious from what you quoted in Gen.9, that God is giving animals as food after that point. But, they weren't for food before that point. If Noah and his family were already eating meat before the flood, then why would God have to inform them that they could eat animals now?

[Anonymous No.17817533]

>>17817518
You raise a point but he does not. Just because you have power to do something, doesn't mean that you will. The closest thing you're going to get to him "eating" people is when he cracked open the Earth to swallow up Israelites that were being dickheads during the journey after they left Egypt.

[Anonymous No.17817544]

>>17817533
well if we're made in the image of god and he doesn't seem to eat those he has dominion over

[Anonymous No.17817584]

>>17817527
They were food even before Adam and Eve got banished. In Genesis 1:24 he refers to animals as livestock/cattle. You can have cows, deer goats and all of that, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they're cattle or livestock. Cattle/livestock means that they are domesticated for purposes such as milk, meat wood and others. And even in Genesis 1:26
And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.
That insinuates that they are allowed to consume meat. Where does it say that they can only eat plants? Even in Genesis 1:29
And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.
Which again could be interpreted as, everyone can eat this, including creatures such as goats that you can eat.
And in Genesis 1:30, he gives green plants for everyone. But it doesn't say only eat plants.

That's the thing about the Bible. It is wildly open to interpretations so people usually just take it how they see fit and go from there. It is actually tradition amongst kikes to have debates and arguments about scripture to try to figure out what they truly mean.

[Anonymous No.17817591]

>>17817544
What are you even trying to say?

[Anonymous No.17817613]

>>17817591
>t. doesn't understand logic

[Anonymous No.17817636]

>>17817613
Are you trying to say we're made in Gods image and he doesn't eat us, so we shouldn't eat what we have dominion over? We're not omnipotent beings you dingus. We have corporeal forms that require nutrients. Even Jesus ate food and drank. You're trying to give me shit for not understanding logic but you're not even making fair comparisons.

[Anonymous No.17817650]

>>17817636
no i'm just being strict, obviously life is different. where does it say in the bible that god doesn't eat men because presumable he might.

[Anonymous No.17817661]

are there proscriptions against cannibalism? what about incest? arabs and other muzzies love to fuck each other in the ass and have kids with their cousins guess it's kosher

[Anonymous No.17817665]

>>17817650
You can argue that he does because like in >>17817533 he opened up the Earth and ate the Israelites that were being dicks. But to my knowledge no where does it specifically say that God doesn't eat men. But if you read the Bible you would know that God has zero problems with killing humans if he deems it necessary.

[Anonymous No.17817668]

>>17817665
okay so as long as you are punishing it's okay to eat? well i guess that makes sense in the hebrew and islamic slaughterhouses

[Anonymous No.17817682]

those naughty naughty lambs they were asking for it

[Anonymous No.17817699]

>>17817584
Seems pretty straightforward to me. He said they could eat plants before the flood. And he said they could start eating meat also after the flood. Either way, he said we can eat meat. So, I don't see what the big deal is.

[Anonymous No.17817732]

>>17814985
>>17814996
Actually now that I think about it this is really fucking funny. Humanity finally reaches the point where we can synthesize milk, and we make imitation cattle milk rather than imitating our own.
I think people are freaking out too much desu, if it's just fermented then there's already a lot of stuff made like this like Xanthan gum. If it's really cheaper, I think it will not be sold directly for a while, it'll just be used to make processed slop. Anyone who eats shit like pop tarts will not even notice and is eating worse garbage desu. Those who eat whole foods can chill while the rest get experimented on

[Anonymous No.17817734]

>>17817732
human milk doesn't actually taste very good. have you tried it?

[Anonymous No.17817860]

i found amish milk at a store called "fresh thyme"
11 dollars a gallon and i will never eat the bugs

[Anonymous No.17817868]

>>17817860
if you like milk get on the raw milk train dawg it'll change your life. get strong lift crazy weight drink raw milk.

[Anonymous No.17817871]

>>17817868
my great grandma had a cow farm and ive had plenty of raw milk
but you arent going to find that in a store lmao

[Anonymous No.17817879]

>>17817871
yeah okay i buy it every week dude

[Anonymous No.17819246]

>>17814985
Cows were literally bred from wild animals to be exactly what humans need over thousands and thousands of years. There are no dairy cows in the wild. Cows milk is literally made for humans and has sustained human civilization for as long as it has existed.

[Anonymous No.17819254]

>>17817860
>11 dollars a gallon
$10 of which is going to the ((marketing firm)) that designed that label

[Anonymous No.17819454]

>>17811778
/thread

[Anonymous No.17819773]

>>17813227
Experts did not create the advertisements that lead to all this shit. Actual experts and greedy companies are not the same.
And of course, had to throw in the retarded 5G boomer argument.

[Anonymous No.17819791]

>>17811761
>I've tried a couple of different plant based milks, soy, almond, oat, and they all suck
There's like 20 options made from a variety of plants. It's normal to prefer cow's milk, but if you actively dislike all of them you're most likely a tastelet.

[Anonymous No.17819827]

>>17814698
>>17819773
I agree that the 5g argument sucks but others are still valid.

[Anonymous No.17819831]

>>17814688
>but what if God did this?
>It would contradict pretty much all of the core text
>but why would I care about that?
Are you guys even trying?

[Anonymous No.17819968]

>>17811761
Looks like some bacteria goop.
Why would you do this to yourself?

[Anonymous No.17821337]

>>17819968
>Looks like some bacteria goop.
it looks like cream cheese and ice cream or whipped cream

[Anonymous No.17821560]

>>17813167
>all the heavily subsidized farmers go broke as a result of this.
While I may be skeptical of lab grown animal products, I can get behind ending subsidies.

[Anonymous No.17821570]

>>17819773
Yeah but experts created and and endorsed it, you obtuse queer. Who was prescribing the cocaine and mercury? Who was performing the X-rays?

[Anonymous No.17821614]

>>17815104
If you want to keep going, there is more water in place than just the water they drink. The water to wash the stalls, which is necessary to prevent illnesses like diarrhea.

[Anonymous No.17822132]

>>17814006
good post

[Anonymous No.17822424]

>>17815581
>ghee
it's fucking clarified butter. everytime i hear one of these dumb fucking cunts use a shitty indian word and pretend the fucking indians invented it, it sends me into a rage. the other day i went to look for some clarified butter at the grocery store and had to ask where it was. some stupid wagie fuck pointed me to an isle and said "there's ghee here, sir." i asked him to repeat out of disbelief and he said "ghee, sir, what you were looking for, right?" i fucking lost it then and slugged him across the face. he fell on his ass and started screaming at me but i just kicked him in his "ghee"-spewing mouth and walked out of the store. never going there again.

[Anonymous No.17822435]

>>17816717
the dumb fuck said pus and blood get in milk. he's fucking baiting because nobody with two working eyes would say milk contains pus and blood.

[Anonymous No.17822442]

>>17822424
ghee is made by letting the milk solids brown, then straining. that's not always done for clarified butter.

[Anonymous No.17822463]

>>17822442
i swear to fucking god you better post your address right now. i'm going to come over and beat the shit out of you, you fucking fagheet.
meet me, motherfucker. 9 Catlett Ave, North Rocks. MEET ME.

[Anonymous No.17822516]

>>17811761
>I've tried a couple of different plant based milks, soy, almond, oat, and they all suck
Soy and almond are good but I'm using walnut milk right now

[Anonymous No.17822524]

>>17811761
An experiment born of corporate activism made to turn a a non-issue into a business opportunity.
Maybe someday it will be scalable to beat out real milk but dairy producing animals actually feed into a sustainable farming ecosystem.
Lab grown bullshit like this is an endpoint that will siphon resources in an energy intensive way while producing nothing but an inferior product and toxic byproducts.
Let me know when they can produce their imitation dairy from crops not fit for human consumption grown on non arable land with byproducts that can be reclaimed as fertilizer.
You can get it to act like milk and taste like milk but you'll never convince me it won't end with corporations resorting to flavor science to cover up heavy metals and processes that turn it carcinogenic. Monodiet corn raised meat/milk is bad enough.

[Anonymous No.17822538]

>>17822524
>Let me know when they can produce their imitation dairy from crops not fit for human consumption grown on non arable land with byproducts that can be reclaimed as fertilizer.
It's good when done that way but I don't think it's possible to feed everyone with that method, hence factory farms. They're probably hoping to be more efficient with water usage and then maybe for stuff like cheese and butter, they could just directly make it with created fat and protein instead of having to use milk and ending up with byproducts that are less desirable. Especially for something like Greek yogurt that gets to be more expensive and you end up with so much leftover whey.

[Anonymous No.17822551]

>>17822524
Also I like the idea but agree with being extremely wary of the intention of companies doing it. Some have already said their lab-grown products are lacking things that the real versions contain, but trying to convince you that's a good thing by saying what it's lacking is bad for you anyway. I would very much like for this to continue to develop but until it's proven that it's indiscernible from the real thing I won't buy it.

[Anonymous No.17822588]

>>17811761
>real diary
gtfo lmao

[Anonymous No.17823191]

>>17811761
>"real"
>"with no"
It can't be both you clickbaiting fucking retard who wrote that

[Anonymous No.17823470]

>>17811761
Milk causes type 1 diabetes

[Anonymous No.17823534]

>>17813227
Most of that seems like companies trying to sell something and the government doesn't scrutinise it because they'd rather get their cocks sucked

[Anonymous No.17823543]

>>17813666
Nuclear energy is the way forward.

[Anonymous No.17823555]

>>17822524
>dairy producing animals actually feed into a sustainable farming ecosystem
dairy cows are locked up in cowhouses and fed corn and soy silage
what ecosystem are they helping to sustain?
>Let me know when they can produce their imitation dairy from crops not fit for human consumption grown on non arable land with byproducts that can be reclaimed as fertilizer.
they are already testing this. Instead of corn you could grow algae.
Algae can be grown in deserts and be watered with seawater.
But that's still in the future, agriculture takes decades to improve.

[Anonymous No.17823556]

>>17823470
How? Do you have a paper that elaborates on that?

[Anonymous No.17823618]

>>17823556
Look up molecular mimicry

[Anonymous No.17823717]

>>17813958
i get a license and go to the woods

[Anonymous No.17823730]

>>17811791
>>17812768
enjoy your CWD

[Anonymous No.17823733]

>>17814075
Kek

[Anonymous No.17823743]

>>17823555
Look up the salatin method if you find this stuff interesting, there is some exciting stuff going on in agriculture right now even though it is a slow-changing industry

[Anonymous No.17823758]

>>17823730
If you freeze hunted meat for two or three months and cook it properly you eliminate most if not all risks. That goes double if you wash it down with vinegar which can also help with gaminess, as well as checking the animal for general health and signs of parasites. Its a bit of extra fiddling but worth it to be healthy and more self-sufficient. Some people do none of that and end up fine buy I like to be extra careful.

[Anonymous No.17823955]

>>17816192
thank you. So many morons on here praise their "natural" meat meanwhile the animals are pumped full of hormones, live in fucking filth their entire lives, and pollute our country while they do it.

[Anonymous No.17824222]

>>17821614
ever heard of a pressure washer? the amount used on cleaning is fuck all. Where water is expensive people collect the rainwater of the roof for shit like that