Companies are facing many difficulties trying to develop the plant-based seafood, such as how to mimic the tastes of the wide variety of different fish species.
Start-ups across the country are racing to claim their bit of market share before Impossible Foods launches its fishless fish. However, developing the product is presenting companies with a challenge they didn't face when making plant-based hamburgers — the wide range of tastes across different species of fish.
The palette for fish is not only wide ranging, but also very precise. Cole Orobetz, co-founder of plant-based meat company Alpha Foods, said when it comes to seafood, people can be hypersensitive to even the slightest off flavor. This makes it essential companies reach a high level of accuracy in their fish replications before going to market, a sentiment their investor AccelFoods also noted.This tedious product development is being propelled, and pressured, by the rapid depletion of the oceans.
UC Berkeley's Alternative Meats Lab believes so strongly in this mission that it recently ran an experimental course challenging student teams to develop a good-tasting fish alternative. The winning team's product was a plant-based salmon burger based around fungi, algae, and seaweed.
Eerily reminiscent of soylent green. Stop already, before you get any other ideas.
Lol
Useful for areas with insufficient food supply…………!?
Wow, can you imagine the stink around harvest time? NIMBY!
mr_jettlife wth
Wonderful except climate change
Next logical step: plant based human.
Maybe start with lab-built whale meat to keep the Japanese whale-whackers in port.
That is the wildest thing I’ve ever seen
Have you checked out the company’s ethics?
Fine, but i will not be eating it.
Just what I want cauliflower cod.
This account is aids
Gfc
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