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Publié par | eBookIt.com |
Date de parution | 11 juillet 2023 |
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EAN13 | 9781456641054 |
Langue | English |
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Cultivated Cuisine:
The Future of Lab-Grown Meat
by Gordon Rayner
Copyright 2023 Archieboy Holdings, LLC.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: A New Age of Meat
What is Lab-Grown Meat?
The History of Cellular Agriculture
Chapter 2: The Science Behind Cultured Meat
Cellular Biology 101
From Biopsy to Burger: The Process
Innovations in Biotechnology
Chapter 3: Sustainability and Ethics
The Environmental Impact of Traditional Meat Production
Cultured Meat: A Greener Alternative?
Ethical Considerations and Animal Welfare
Chapter 4: Health and Nutrition
Comparing Lab-Grown Meat to Conventional Meat
Potential Nutritional Benefits
Addressing Health Concerns
Chapter 5: Overcoming Challenges
Technological Barriers and Scientific Hurdles
Economic Viability and Scaling Production
Legal and Regulatory Landscapes
Chapter 6: Consumer Perception and Market Adoption
Public Opinion on Lab-Grown Meat
Changing Food Culture
Marketing and Branding Strategies
Chapter 7: The Global Impact
The Potential Effect on Farmers and Industry
The International Scene: Who’s Investing?
Future Scenarios: From Meat Shortages to Vegan World
Chapter 8: A Peek into the Future of Food
Beyond Meat: Lab-Grown Dairy, Eggs and Seafood
The Role of Restaurants and Chefs
The Future Plate: Imagining the Dinner of 2050
Conclusion: Cultivated Cuisine and its Place in Our World
Appendix
Glossary of Terms
About the Author
Introduction
Welcome to an exploration of culinary innovation that takes a deeper dive than any sous-vide machine has gone before. You’re about to embark on a journey where the briny seas of traditional food production part to reveal an undercurrent of change so compelling, it might just redefine our dinner plates. Today, we’re staring down the microscope at the brave new world of lab-grown meat, or, as it prefers to be known after a glass or two of red, cultured meat.
In the grand scheme of things, this meaty revolution is akin to that awkward phase between tossing raw mammoth steaks onto the fire and discovering the joys of medium-rare. You see, lab-grown meat isn’t a sci-fi writer’s midnight snack – it’s as real as the pickle in your hamburger. But it doesn’t moo, cluck, or oink. Instead, it grows, quite peacefully, in a bioreactor, oblivious to the machinations of the outside world, like a teenager on a particularly gripping video game binge.
Now, before you furrow your brows and consider bolting, let me assure you: we’re not in mad scientist territory here. This is a tale of innovative minds peering into a petri dish and seeing a world where our hunger for meat no longer exacts such a heavy toll on the planet or its creatures. This is no mere Frankenfood story, but a quest for something altogether more meaningful: a way to secure our carnivorous cravings while ensuring a sustainable future.
Just as alchemists once sought to transform base metals into gold, our modern culinary magicians are turning humble cells into succulent steaks. It’s a whole new take on having your cake and eating it too, and while it might not please Goldilocks just yet, the promise it holds is simply too tantalizing to ignore.
In the pages that follow, we’ll journey together through the intricate landscape of this food frontier, gazing in awe at the science that transforms a smattering of cells into a gourmet meal. We’ll peek behind the lab doors at the strides in biotechnology that make this all possible, akin to a backstage pass at a rock concert, but with fewer guitars and more petri dishes.
But, like any tale worth its salt, this one doesn’t lack for conflict. This burgeoning field grapples with its share of challenges, from technical obstacles to ethical quandaries that would leave even the most steadfast philosopher scratching their head. And yet, much like the little train that could, it chugs along, driven by the promise of what might be.
We’ll also delve into the world of public perception, where lab-grown meat dances a delicate minuet with public opinion. Like a new kid on the block trying to fit into an old, tight-knit neighborhood, cultured meat has its work cut out for it. The question on everyone’s lips (aside from ‘How does it taste?’) is: How does this new arrival fit into our established food culture?
And then there’s the ripple effect. This isn’t just about creating a new type of food. No, it’s about the cascading impacts that could reshape agriculture, industry, and even our global economy. Like dropping a pebble into a still pond, the ripples of cultured meat will spread far and wide, disrupting the status quo in ways we can only begin to fathom.
So strap on your lab goggles and fasten your aprons, because we’re about to embark on a journey that bridges the gap between science and supper. The future of food is here, and it’s cultured, not cultivated. Ready for the first bite?