Recently I
have written a Trendrapport for my study International Lifestyle. When written
this rapport I found out the world population is increasing fast and by 2050
there will be 9 billion people walking around on this planet. But what does our
food look like by this time? A very innovative cookbook will show us an example
of our potential future food.
What
The In
Vitro Cookbook is not an ordinary cookbook as you might know now. This book has
recipes in it for the future. Because the population is growing we need more
place to build houses, but because of this matter we do not have enough place
for animals to live and to produce meat. This cookbook is based on meat that was grown in the lab, this
is also a very friendly way to produce meat without any animal cruelty. Could
you imagine eating dodo wings or steaks knitted like scarfs in about 40 years?
It certainly sounds very cool and maybe even vegetarians could eat this because
it does not involve animal cruelty.
Why
As said
before this is not an ordinary cookbook, it is spectacularly innovative and inspiring.
Not so long ago the first hamburger came out of the lab. But after this In
Vitro Burger the chicken is next. I personally hope this solution can prevent
the world hunger that is expected in 2050 because of the dubble demand for
meat. This way of producing food is a good method for raising livestock for the
future. On the follow website: http://www.bistro-invitro.com/,
you can even resevate for diner in the first meat-grown restaurant lab to try
out this lab-meat. Would you not like to try as one of the first what food will
be like over 40 years? I certainly would! Maybe we will eat ourselves by using our own bodycells in a lab.
So by 2050
the meat-demand will dubble and 9 billion people have to be fed. How could this
be possible? By eating lab-meat, this can even be a dinosaurus-leg instead of
what we are now used to for example a chicken leg.
Researches:
http://www.nextnature.net/2013/08/worlds-first-in-vitro-hamburger-arrives/
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