The Morning After: Want some hybrid meat rice?<p>If the image itself isn’t unappetizing enough, the description might put you off. South Korean researchers have made a <a data-i13n="cpos:1;pos:1" href="
https://www.engadget.com/youve-tried-plant-based-meat-but-here-come-meat-based-plants-163654564.html">hybrid rice variant[/url], infused with cow muscle and fat cells, creating a bright pink grain that is one part plant and one part meat. The team hopes to eventually create a cheaper and more sustainable source of protein, with a much lower carbon footprint than actual beef. But please: change the color.</p>
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<p>The meat cells grow both on the surface of the rice grain and inside of the grain itself. After around ten days, you get the finished product. The study, published in
Matter, suggests the rice grains taste like beef sushi, which is made of cow and rice. So yes, that tracks.</p>
<p>— Mat Smith</p>
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