Vegan Nightmare: Meat Based Plants

[The Hammer]

You’ve tried plant-based meat, but here come meat-based plants

Researchers in South Korea injected grains of rice with cow muscle and fat cells to create something being called beef rice. This pink-colored substance could offer a cheaper and more sustainable protein source than standalone meat.

www.engadget.com

We've had a huge boom (and bust) in recent years regarding plant based meats. Next up on the menu is meat based plants courtesy of South Korean researchers.

Hybrid beef rice made by inserting cow fat and muscle cells into individual rice grains creates the ultimate franken-beef bowl.

 

[Twilight Hue]

You’ve tried plant-based meat, but here come meat-based plants

Researchers in South Korea injected grains of rice with cow muscle and fat cells to create something being called beef rice. This pink-colored substance could offer a cheaper and more sustainable protein source than standalone meat.

www.engadget.com

We've had a huge boom (and bust) in recent years regarding plant based meats. Next up on the menu is meat based plants courtesy of South Korean researchers.

Hybrid beef rice made by inserting cow fat and muscle cells into individual rice grains creates the ultimate franken-beef bowl.

While it probably tastes good, it dosent sound very healthy.

 

[exchemist]

You’ve tried plant-based meat, but here come meat-based plants

Researchers in South Korea injected grains of rice with cow muscle and fat cells to create something being called beef rice. This pink-colored substance could offer a cheaper and more sustainable protein source than standalone meat.

www.engadget.com

We've had a huge boom (and bust) in recent years regarding plant based meats. Next up on the menu is meat based plants courtesy of South Korean researchers.

Hybrid beef rice made by inserting cow fat and muscle cells into individual rice grains creates the ultimate franken-beef bowl.

Frankenfurters cannot be far away.

 

[sun rise]

It depends why someone is a vegan. If they object to animals being slaughtered then having animal protein not derived from that practice might be fine. If they object to animal protein in general then they will object.

 

[Subduction Zone]

It depends why someone is a vegan. If they object to animals being slaughtered then having animal protein not derived from that practice might be fine. If they object to animal protein in general then they will object.

I agree, and this seems to be a far more humane way to consume beef. The original donor may not even feel the needle that removed the sample. Think of it as an inverse vaccine.

 

[Secret Chief]

You’ve tried plant-based meat, but here come meat-based plants

Researchers in South Korea injected grains of rice with cow muscle and fat cells to create something being called beef rice. This pink-colored substance could offer a cheaper and more sustainable protein source than standalone meat.

www.engadget.com

We've had a huge boom (and bust) in recent years regarding plant based meats. Next up on the menu is meat based plants courtesy of South Korean researchers.

Hybrid beef rice made by inserting cow fat and muscle cells into individual rice grains creates the ultimate franken-beef bowl.

Vegan nightmare or click bait?!

"The researchers first coated each grain of rice in fish gelatin"

Maybe the title should have been "pescetarian nightmare"

 

[Secret Chief]

Notice how the same story has been posted by two different journalists?!

From the first (the OP):

"The rice is also an appetizing shade of bright pink"

From the second (same photo):

"If the image itself isn’t unappetizing enough"

- The Morning After: Want some hybrid meat rice?

 

[Terrywoodenpic]

An ultimate processed food.
Would make more sense if the rice were genetically modified to produce beef proteins in its make up.

 

[SalixIncendium]

Mmmm...looks yummy.

It wouldn't be a nightmare for me. I'm one of those annoying people standing in your way in the grocery store reading the ingredients.

 

[mangalavara]

We've had a huge boom (and bust) in recent years regarding plant based meats. Next up on the menu is meat based plants courtesy of South Korean researchers.

Hybrid beef rice made by inserting cow fat and muscle cells into individual rice grains creates the ultimate franken-beef bowl.

It would be a South Korean idea! They include beef and pork ingredients in so many food products that it's hard to try almost anything that looks appetizing if you are a vegetarian or have certain dietary restrictions.

 

[Subduction Zone]

Notice how the same story has been posted by two different journalists?!

From the first (the OP):

"The rice is also an appetizing shade of bright pink"

From the second (same photo):

"If the image itself isn’t unappetizing enough"

- The Morning After: Want some hybrid meat rice?

I saw that too. It looks as if two different articles were written and then joined. Perhaps they were lazy and the Ezine just posted both of them from a promotional source?

 

[Revoltingest]

Next....bacon infused rice.

 

[☆Dreamwind☆]

Meatshrooms
Cowcumbers
Chicken-pea soup

Okay, that's all the cheesy puns my tired brain can come up with rn.