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Re:Impossible Foods' next product is sausage by amelius on Sunday May 19, 2019 @02:35PM (#19954702)
> Beef is pretty much as natural as it can come, while the 2.0 meat comes from a lab.

Not just from a lab, but those powders which it contains may come from China, where regulations may be lacking.

Re:Impossible Foods' next product is sausage by icegreentea2 on Sunday May 19, 2019 @02:40PM (#19954727)
If you're going to be worried about that, you should be worried about normal sausage too.
Re:Impossible Foods' next product is sausage by codyb on Sunday May 19, 2019 @05:07PM (#19955523)
As a random aside, I picked up a meat grinder for my stand mixer and making my own sausage from super high quality ingredients then freezing a ton was an awesome way to get preservative free, delicious pork and lamb sausage for about three months in a single afternoon.

It was maybe a bit much to try ten pounds grinding my first time making but the results were very yum.

Re:Impossible Foods' next product is sausage by sct202 on Sunday May 19, 2019 @02:53PM (#19954787)
The cows your beef comes from are probably eating powders from China in the form of vitamins and antibiotics.
Re:Impossible Foods' next product is sausage by amelius on Sunday May 19, 2019 @02:59PM (#19954814)
Ok, but that is 1 biological filtering step away from eating them directly.
Re:Impossible Foods' next product is sausage by unclenoriega on Sunday May 19, 2019 @05:43PM (#19955707)
Or perhaps one biological concentrating step.