Anyone else see this article. Thoughts?
http://www.engadget.com/2014/07/15/fake-real-cheese/
One thing regarding the actual article is... is it possible for bloggers/writers/journalists to make comments regarding veganism or vegan food without making critical comments? Is it some kind of necessity to ridicule?
Lab-Grown "Real Cheese" made w/o Milk?
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Re: Lab-Grown "Real Cheese" made w/o Milk?
I don't know. I would rather we didn't have to. but lets face it we are vastly outnumbered. It is based on animal products so it required an animal. But if it becomes a cheap alternative that gets put on mass produced cheese pizza then hell yea! that's far far fewer dairy cattle raised in crappy conditions then veganism will achieve in several generations.
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It's the sort of thing I would advocate without using.
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Re: Lab-Grown "Real Cheese" made w/o Milk?
I like all kinds of cheese. I would have to taste it first to tell you what I think of it.
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Ah, finally!
This is what I suggested here last month: http://theveganatheist.com/forum/viewto ... ?f=7&t=136
I was going to look into this some more after we finish up with the vitamin stuff (which will be a while).
Looks like these guys beat me to it- which is great!
They're trying to get the yeast to produce casein. And from human genes- clever.
Nobody can argue that willingly donated genetic material isn't vegan.
This would be vegan.
I wouldn't eat much of it, since casein can cause constipation and isn't good for adults in large amounts, but this is something I'd gladly eat while out if it were being widely used.
At home, I'd still make nut cheeses, because they're healthier.
Also: Now vegan condoms will be able to contain this casein derivative, and be a lot cheaper Maybe all condoms will be vegan soon if this works out. Among MANY other applications of casein.
This is what I suggested here last month: http://theveganatheist.com/forum/viewto ... ?f=7&t=136
I was going to look into this some more after we finish up with the vitamin stuff (which will be a while).
Looks like these guys beat me to it- which is great!
They're trying to get the yeast to produce casein. And from human genes- clever.
Nobody can argue that willingly donated genetic material isn't vegan.
Sounds like they're using the human casein gene sequences. Yes, a kind of animal, but one not typically exploited. And they excused it to the mainstream by saying it would produce fewer allergies, clever.Twizelby wrote:It is based on animal products so it required an animal.
This would be vegan.
Why not use it?bobo0100 wrote:It's the sort of thing I would advocate without using.
I wouldn't eat much of it, since casein can cause constipation and isn't good for adults in large amounts, but this is something I'd gladly eat while out if it were being widely used.
At home, I'd still make nut cheeses, because they're healthier.
Also: Now vegan condoms will be able to contain this casein derivative, and be a lot cheaper Maybe all condoms will be vegan soon if this works out. Among MANY other applications of casein.