@exposrfoodapp: The chicken breast in your grocery store might have been printed by a machine. Steakholder Foods launched a 3D-printed "chicken breast" at US retailers two months ago. Wheat protein, wheat flour, soy protein, and soy fibre — blended into a paste, loaded into a printer, and extruded layer by layer to replicate the grain, tear, and texture of real poultry. It holds together on a pan. It pulls apart like muscle. It looks like chicken on a plate. It was never alive. It was manufactured at half a ton per hour.

Pierre Collins36 :

Anything out of Israel needs to be dumped in the garbage!

timothyleonard797 :

what's it printed with? is it edible?

mcdavidxbeast :

Of course that’s where it’s from 💀

Kc_avtive78 :

Thats durian

Tyler Collis :

nope im good ill go back to my old trade as a butcher

nephaalim :

Will it print meat in any shape you want? Asking for a friend.....

🇫🇷clump🇨🇦 :

shop your local farmers market

Jake :

Ah yes the goyslop that they want to replace farm fresh food with

SamanthaCrosby87🖤💛 :

Oh no way

martypalooza :

Sooooo good. Better than real chicken omg

Al🇨🇦🇵🇭 :

So what did they use to print this chicken?

👿ikatlo😈 :

Why do they print it? Just sell chicken nuggets 😂

Raul :

u got to be kidding me 😳😳😳

Moo$eknuckle80 :

I’m still waiting for them to make food in a tube 🤣

Mac Cess :

yuk

rustyjohansen :

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

Tg Park :

sick

Dexter_ :

Does 3Dalmallena exist?

Rex :

WHY

nancyg0665 :

Buy with the bones 🦴

thonderbolt99 :

Wow

Ryzdinchi 💣 :

waking up now to this BS

shorty :

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chewbacca519 :

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