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[naomi24]

A posh London restaurant is selling 3D-printed vegan steaks for £29. 

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/24053481/posh-petit-beefbar-restaurant-3d-printed-vegan-steaks-price/

 

I would pay considerably more for a good steak at a good restaurant, but regardless of price I wouldn't eat this stuff.  Would you?  

[webbo3]

from the article.

\\Cells are taken from a chicken then turned to a paste which is printed into sheets with a special machine.//

 

Not really vegan then

[bednobs]

i ight give it a go, but i can't quite think what circumstances that'd be under!

[bednobs]

thats the KFC one, nothing to do with vegan

[pastafreak]

I don't think so. I still haven't gotten my head around 3-D printed objects...let alone food.

I'd also question why vegans would eat it.

 

[Lie-in King]

If someone else was paying, I'd try it.

[jackthehat]

I wouldn't mind giving it a try.

Mrs JtH and I have been eating more 'meat-free' meat recently and things have certainly improved in taste and quality since the old 'bean-burger' days.

[chelle7272]

It's just macine made food, so I don't see any idifference to other processed food,  if it's somehting hyou want to eat. I don't particularly want to eat vegan steak, so not for me.

[Hazlinny]

Have tried vegan food - not for me.  Tasteless.

[Omg21]

Not for me.  I prefer the real thing.

[choux]

I have no wish to offend vegans/vegetarians, but I would never willingly remove real meat from my plate. Cooked properly with wonderful veg and accompaniaments my meals are a delight to behold, eat and savour. Think I have almost lost the will to eat out these days following various disappointments. Besides which it is cheaper to DIY.

[choux]

naomi, in answer to your Q, no I wouldn't. 

But I might take L-iK out for a proper meal ;)

[Old_Geezer]

Are we not told to avoid processed food ?

 

Here am I avoiding carbs and someone is offering a potato steak. Er, no, why not have the real thing ?