But can they "grow" eggs?

[Tim2run]

[Chicken in a lab:]

https://www.theguardian.com/food/2020/dec/04/no-kill-lab-grown-chicken-burger-restaurant-israel

If not, what do you do with the retired layers?
Retirement farm for chickens?

 

[bellisarius]

*chuckle* Tyson put out of business by Abbott Laboratories.

 

[Tim2run]

In the military, they fed us that powdered egg "stuff."
Maybe they don't actually need to "make" the eggs, we'll just have to learn to eat them scrambled or as an omelette.

 

[bellisarius]

Recycle everything. The first food type I'm thinking of banning from my diet is Chinese.

 

[Tim2run]

I don't know. I'm torn. I just cannot get enough crab rangoon.




"No crab was harmed in the production of this product."

 

[bellisarius]

Think "Soylent Green." Flavoring is just "better things for better living through chemistry."

 

[Tim2run]

And color indicates flavor. Today's special is Soylent Pink. Close your eyes, pretend it's salmon.

 

[Saint_Ann]

Maybe they can grow me a new kidney.

 

[HisArpy]

Maybe they can grow me a new kidney.

They can probably already do that. The question is; do you want to wait 40 years for it to finish growing so they can install it?

 

[Champakian]

I might be wrong, but aren't they 3D printing organs?




I just looked it up. They do.

 

[FL30]

Maybe they can grow me a new kidney.

Hearts have already been grown

 

[Saint_Ann]

Hearts have already been grown

I already have one of those.

 

[Tim2run]

Don't you have two kidneys?