yuk! couldn't watch more than 30 seconds

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yuk! couldn't watch more than 30 seconds

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Mankind has come up with all sorts of ideas for new meat sources from cloned animals to chowing down on insects, but this idea may be the most outlandish yet.

The Tokyo Sewage service in Japan serves over 13 million people over approximately a 2,200 square kilometer area. It approached Mitsuyuki Ikeda, a researcher from the Okayama Laboratory, with an unusual problem -- it had too much "sewer mud" (also known as human excrement)

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Wanna see pics ... Go here:

http://www.dailytech.com/Japanese+Make+D...rticle21932.htm


@Eglman (Almost forgot to include you)

How much does schmeat cost per pound?

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Japanese Make "Delicious", Nourishing Steaks From Human Feces

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Mankind has come up with all sorts of ideas for new meat sources from cloned animals to chowing down on insects, but this idea may be the most outlandish yet.

The Tokyo Sewage service in Japan serves over 13 million people over approximately a 2,200 square kilometer area. It approached Mitsuyuki Ikeda, a researcher from the Okayama Laboratory, with an unusual problem -- it had too much "sewer mud" (also known as human excrement)

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That sounds like a winner. Shit steaks. From the piece:

The delicious "steak" is even finished with red food color to give it a comforting hue. Mr. Ikeda claims that in initial testing people found the feces steak to taste somewhat like beef.

Somewhat like meat? A Porterhouse is a long ways away from Groundhog roast. Just because it taste like "meat" doesn't mean squat.

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How much does schmeat cost per pound?

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Quote: ThirstyMan wrote in post #2

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yuk! couldn't watch more than 30 seconds

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Ah that ain't nothin!

Japanese are making 'Steaks'!

Japanese Make "Delicious", Nourishing Steaks From Human Feces

[quote]Mankind has come up with all sorts of ideas for new meat sources from cloned animals to chowing down on insects, but this idea may be the most outlandish yet.

The Tokyo Sewage service in Japan serves over 13 million people over approximately a 2,200 square kilometer area. It approached Mitsuyuki Ikeda, a researcher from the Okayama Laboratory, with an unusual problem -- it had too much "sewer mud" (also known as human excrement)

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