Scientists Hope to Bring 'Test Tube Meat' to Your Table

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Scientists from University of Maastricht in the Netherlands are growing artificial meat in test tubes. Currently, it takes 100 pounds of resources to get 15 pounds of meat, but a switch to in vitro meat could bump that up to 50 percent efficiency.

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