Yep. No issues. Protein without the need butcher animals or environmental damage to raise them. It's an everyone wins situation.

I'd try anything twice.

I'm a fan of the Impossible Burger... Which simulates meat, but yes I think I might give lab grown meat a try. It's been about 10 years since I last had actual meat. The fact that it's lab grown wouldn't be enough, it would need to taste good and be reasonably healthy.

I saw another vid about this and it is not logical but it grosses me out

If it tasted good

I'm content with my plant based foods and lack the desire to consume any meat.
...sometimes, I think I should become a lesbian.

If it was quality protein, digestible, more environmentally friendly than current beef production, was found to have no negative consequences on human health, wasn't too expensive and tasted half-way decent then hell yes!

Sure.

Yes, gladly, I look forward to it immensely.

I would definitely try it.
I’m sure eventually science could make meat good enough so we couldn’t even tell the difference.

I am not a vegetarian but would absolutely welcome lab grown meat. Unfortunately, there is still a problem which has not been resolved. Growing animal cells with any sort of efficiency requires foetal calf serum. This requirement is actually a significant problem for experimental scientists as it affects reproducibility, so people have been trying to find a decent substitute for quite some time. As far as I know, any large scale production of lab grown meat done in near future, will still require foetal calf serum.

Vegan here, And no I vehemently refuse. It's not just the morality. It's health as well. In any case, as a Vegan by Morality, you tend to become disgusted by the idea of meat, so that's not going to fly in any way, shape, or form

As a previous meat eater, I can say that I would call this progress for the fact alone that it requires far less resources per kilo of meat and nothing had to die in order for it to be made, so ethically I’d find it hard to argue against, but from a health perspective it’s still not good for you. I guess I’d say I wouldn’t eat it but also wouldn’t chastise those who chose to do so.

I do not eat dog! But seriously, I eat tofu, why not alt-meat? I used to participate in the November pig slaughtering. If we could just stop doing that and stop grazing cows for meat, that would be just fine with me.

My thoughts are since I've given up meat, I don't miss it much. I'd only opt for lab-grown meat if it were healthy to consume and a worthwhile addition to my usual diet, but never because I miss the taste of dead animals. It would, at least, be better for the environment and that's a huge plus in its favor.

I,d eat anything if I was hungry enough .

I'd try it out of curiosity, just to see if it tastes like meat. However, since I don't like the taste of meat, it'd only be the once!

This would be like buying software that is in the beta stage. I like to wait until scores of other people rip their hair out with the non-functional stuff. With food, I don't have that luxury. I can't wait 20 more years for studies to be done. I'll stick to the good old natural stuff.

No. It still requires the abuse of animals as far as I'm aware.

Cool

It could be happening right now.

This is kind of cool, but I also don't 100% trust that something won't go horribly wrong in a very sci-fi horror movie kind of way. So to answer the question, no I don't think I'd eat that. It would be neat to see if it really does reduce global warming though.

Of course. If it's good enough for rats it's got be good enough for me.

Is it healthy? Does it taste good? Is it environmentally-friendly? Is it reasonably priced?
Let me know when you get one of those!