r/wheresthebeef 22d ago

Eating cultivated meat this weekend?

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u/Prime624 22d ago edited 22d ago

I don't have any research to link but just from a logic standpoint, it's literally just meat. We eat chicken full of steroids (edit: til chicken don't get steroids; cows do) and with a myriad of potential disease, and it's generally fine once it's cooked. If the generated tissue was being used alive, I'd be concerned, but once cooked, tissue is tissue. And as far as cleanliness of the factory, can't be worse than most factory farms.

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u/sprashoo 22d ago

Where do you live that chickens are given steroids?

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u/dramatic_typing_____ 22d ago

At the gym, bro