I’m curious how it was done. Was this achieved through old-fashioned breeding, through a special form of cultivation, or through genetic manipulation, or a combination? That article is way too vague to deduce it from, ugh.
I kind of hope it was genetic manipulation, because then I can hold up “healthy bacon algae” as another counterpoint to “ERMAGERD MOSANTO” whenever the topic is brought up by people who doesn’t understand how this stuff works.
Eh, taste is only half the battle though, it would certainly give a slad an extra something but it couldn’t replace bacon when you specifically want to eat bacon as it won’t have the same texture.
My exgf shed 30 lbs before i met her, on a mostly bacon diet. She’d cook shit like chicken breasts and asparagus fried with bacon. Had a fantastic ass too.
Oh that’s good then. Was thinking it was like most greens where you can buy them by the bunch but have to use up a good amount before having enough to fill the plate. Just gave me an idea for Dulse wrapped bacon /xzhibit.gif