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Seems like a misleading title. I thought "alternative meat" was plant-based meat, but instead they're referring to cell-cultivated meat.
by patwolf 3y ago
Seems like a misleading title. I thought "alternative meat" was plant-based meat, but instead they're referring to cell-cultivated meat.
- DinaCoder98 3y ago[flagged]
- CuriousCosmic 3y agoThat's not the issue. Nowadays if you refer to "alternative meat", that means plant based meat substitutes 99% of the time. So if they are banning and criminalizing "alternative meat", then the first assumption is that that they are banning the entire category, and therefore banning what is basically a bunch of common plant based foodstuffs mixed together in a particular way.
- dudul 3y agoI've never seen these called straight "alternative meat". I've read/heard "alternatives to meat", or "plant-based meat", or "meat substitutes", but "alternative meat" seems like an odd label for these.
- amohn9 3y agoI’ve never seen this called “alternative meat”, only “lab-grown meat.”
- DinaCoder98 3y ago> Nowadays if you refer to "alternative meat", that means plant based meat substitutes 99% of the time. in what context? I'm betting this would necessitate not mentioning cell-cultured or lab-grown meat at all.