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That'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 criminal
by CuriousCosmic 3y ago
That'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.