Historical landmark of cuisine

With an average selling price of about 23 USD, diners will experience the unique flavors of dumplings with chicken with crispy sesame sauce and green onions, phyllo puff pastry with pureed chicken and black beans, or crispy waffles with chicken, spices and hot sauces. Although the price is relatively high, but the three items mentioned above are highly appreciated by customers for their similarity in quality, taste and structure of each muscle muscle. After all, Josh Tetrick – founder and CEO of Eat Just has succeeded in turning the idea into reality.

The 1880 restaurant, located in Robertson Quay (Singapore), has officially put on the menu serving three sample dishes, made from chicken … cultured in the laboratory. With an average selling price of about 23 USD, diners will experience the unique flavors of dumplings with chicken with crispy sesame sauce and green onions, phyllo puff pastry with pureed chicken and black beans, or crispy waffles with chicken, spices and hot sauces. Although the price is relatively high, but the three items mentioned above are highly appreciated by customers for their similarity in quality, taste and structure of each muscle muscle. After all, Josh Tetrick – founder and CEO of Eat Just has succeeded in turning the idea into reality. The way to grow cells in a lab to produce chicken is different from using plant proteins to make a product. Because plant proteins are similar in taste to taste, but plant proteins differ markedly on the cellular level. Another convincing point, nutrients that are not synthesized by cells such as iron, vitamin B12 … will be added in the culture medium to create products with nutritional value equivalent to slaughter animal meat. . Singapore has been at the forefront of technology adoption, with the aim of completely transforming the food system, to replace traditional agriculture, and to develop the industry in a more sustainable and humane way. It was also the first country in the world to license the commercialization of laboratory-grown meat. “This will help us say no to deforestation, nor do we need to relocate the habitat of animals or use any antibiotic in livestock. The cooperation with the restaurant 1880 is a historic step, before the dishes are served in Europe, America, or other countries around the world “, Josh Tetrick confirmed. Singapore has been a hub for sustainable foods for many years, with a wide range of startups producing a wide range of goods, from seafood grown in the laboratory to dumplings. from tropical fruits instead of pork. The official licensing of three special chicken dishes is considered a historic landmark of cuisine with the hope of contributing to reducing the environmental damage caused by human agricultural production. Worldwide, there are now more than 20 companies testing the development of laboratory cultured chicken, beef, and fish products, in the hope of entering the slaughter meat substitute market, it is estimated. is worth up to $ 140 billion by 2029.