3D-Printed Plant-Based Meat in US Stores: Perfecta and Its Ingredients

3D printed fake meat and fish have officially entered American grocery stores without even disclosing that it's 3D printed fake meat. They call it so-called plant-based premium meat.

Uh, but, you know, this doesn't look very premium to me.

And so this is developed by an Israeli, uh, company called Steakholder Foods. Um, they actually 3D print this, this disgusting, uh, slob of, of, uh, soy, um, in Israel, and then they ship it to America now-- and they're now selling it under the brand name Perfecta.

And here you can see all of the different types of meats and fishes, uh, 3D-printed meats and fishes being rolled out under the brand name Perfecta. Filet mignon, marbled steak, whitefish patties, salmon patties, and chicken breasts. Um, so watch out for all of these.

And then when we look at the ingredients, this is the ingredient list in particular for the so-called juicy and tendered, a 3D-printed marbled steak. It's absolutely disgusting.

So the main ingredients, soy flour, uh, rapeseed oil, these, these industrial seed oils, um, methylcellulose, um, so-called natural flavoring, modified starch, caramel color, uh, xanthan gum, locust bean gum. Um, so this is really just a bunch of slop.

You're not going to become healthier if you eat these horrible ingredients. I will not be eating this 3D-printed slop.