Soylent Green

[brimo]

Please link to the claim of pork taste.

I'm skeptical that any powder coming out of a plastic bag can be included in 'pork'.

http://m.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/a-511775.html

[MendoDave]

10,000? I had no idea. That's very disturbing.

shudders and leaves the room

[Speeddog]

"A psychiatric examination conducted ahead of his trials concluded that he is not insane but has a "severely disturbed soul." "

I honestly don't know what to say after reading that.

[Grampa]

Insane is sooooo 1970's. Manson familyish rhetoric.

Disturbed soul sells books and gets on the Today show.

[ZLTFUL]

It's made in California, which means it's made from recycled products like cooking oil, tires, plastic shopping bags and diapers.

Which has, ironically, labelled all of the ingredients as known carcinogens.

[Speedbag]

Mmmmm, pork.

[Kev M]

Mmmmm, pork.

Ha ha, so right, but so wrong on this context...

[brimo]

So, being in the "Cannibal isles" at the moment, I thought I'd ask around. (Go straight to the source as it were, while avoiding being in the sauce)  anyhow, seems nobody does it here any more. Some further research to be carried out today. See you after lunch.

[cokey]

I wpuld actully try this but from this text on their page "As the primary source of energy for the body, carbohydrates are the largest component of Soylent by mass." This isn't for me.  I'm thriving on the 70% fat 25% protein 5% carb keto diet.  I'd rather eat pemmican https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pemmican.

Other wise, doesn't seem bad other them the taste.