Molecular Gastronomist Creates World's 1st Synthetic Gourmet Dish »
Posted By ZagatBuzz 7 months, 1 week ago in NewsCNN trumpets the creation of a totally synthetic meal: that is, a “gourmet” dish without a single natural ingredient, even as a flavor referent!
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This is going to be a huge divide between the demographic of people who typically care about what we eat (specifically the raw/organic food people and animal rights groups like PETA). On the Cobert Report a month or so back, the head of PETA advocated lab grown meat. PETA is burning bridges amongst this similar demographic with it's "sexy" ads that has raised a huge stir amongst feminist groups, who often are also vegetarian.
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Personally, I am not a fan of lab grown food. I still shop at places like Cub and Rainbow because it is cheaper than COOPs. But without legislation at least flagging products as "unnatural" or "lab grown", I fear that customers will unknowingly have no choice but to eat inorganic. With a lot of companies pushing organic food now (walmart, cub, etc), I suspect this is a fad and will quickly be replaced by the "lab grown fad" just as organic seemed to replace the atkins fad. -
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