subaqua
What’s the point
Yup including the holier than thou vegans .
what's the point of quorn?
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subaqua
What’s the point
Saline .
Pretty important if you need it !
Iodine
Bromine
Chlorine
Fluorine
All fairly important too ...
jefmcg
Guru
You do understand the difference between a list of ingredients and a chemical analysis?
Tin Pot
Guru
Or Lysterine depending on how hard up you are.
Drago
Legendary Member
Yes. One has anal in it.
Motobecane
Guru
Does Lysterine have alcohol in it?
Goes to check..... Apparently so! But it is about as expensive per volume (if not more so) than a cheap bottle of wine. They make an alcohol free one now which is more expensive than the regular one - Lysterine Zero.
The Brewer
Shed Dweller
The Linda McCartney food has been a real eye opener for me, I'd eat the mozzarella burgers everyday quite happily
Drago
Legendary Member
Superb. Double nutritious.
On one of the interweb sites the other day I was reading an article about an outfit in California who have been successful, apparently, in making convincing synthetic meat from vegetables. No pictures or endorsements from people who've tried it though.
keithmac
Guru
A lad at work brought on some Quorn "Cicken Nuggets" or similar, Intried one and to be fair it was eatable, also had a lasagne made with Quorn mince once and it was again eatable.
I'm a rare Ribeye steak man myself but if someone's taken the time to make a meal with Quorn in it I'd happily eat it.
I'm a rare Ribeye steak man myself but if someone's taken the time to make a meal with Quorn in it I'd happily eat it.
classic33
Leg End Member
They're looking at the possibility of printing them, using a 3D printer now.
Drago
Legendary Member
Here we go, the new synthetic meat burger...
http://www.revelist.com/food-drink/...-that-nishi-is-not-a-burger-and-fries-joint/5
Intriguing. I've no qualms about eating meat, but if I could eat synthetic meat that was convincingly tasty then I'd eat that instead. Animals don't get killed, and joule for joule its vastly more efficient than rearing meat.
http://www.revelist.com/food-drink/...-that-nishi-is-not-a-burger-and-fries-joint/5
Intriguing. I've no qualms about eating meat, but if I could eat synthetic meat that was convincingly tasty then I'd eat that instead. Animals don't get killed, and joule for joule its vastly more efficient than rearing meat.
Starchivore
I don't know much about Cinco de Mayo
For animal welfare and the environment it could be a very very positive development.
But for health, whether real or synthetic, it's still going to be bad for you. No one needs to eat meat. People would be much healthier without any meat and dairy, and also with less highly-processed foods. We don't need beef/quorn burgers, when a serving of beans or lentils would be much healthier and more environmentally friendly (and cheaper).
But for health, whether real or synthetic, it's still going to be bad for you. No one needs to eat meat. People would be much healthier without any meat and dairy, and also with less highly-processed foods. We don't need beef/quorn burgers, when a serving of beans or lentils would be much healthier and more environmentally friendly (and cheaper).
