Posted on Feb 15, 2024

Introducing meat–rice: grain with added muscles beefs up protein

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Scientists develop "meat rice," where grains of rice act as scaffolding for cultured meat; high-protein dish can be prepared like traditional rice, may find use in food insecure communities, military deployments, and more

Introducing meat–rice: grain with added muscles beefs up protein

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SFC Jo Ann Klawitter

Posted 11 mo ago

That sounds gross

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Lt Col Charlie Brown

11 mo

I'd have to be starving

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LTC Stephen C.

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Posted 11 mo ago

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Lt Col Charlie Brown

11 mo

I am not a fan of this mess they call food.

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CPT Lawrence Cable

Posted 11 mo ago

There is already a way to convert grain and grasses into meat. It's called livestock. Cows, pigs, sheep, ducks, chickens, goats, etc. I quit worrying about what's in my steak, it's called beef.

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Lt Col Charlie Brown

11 mo

The only way I want mine converted!

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LTC Stephen C.

11 mo

I like the way you think, CPT Lawrence Cable!

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