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“Is This Phone Vegan?”: Blood Component May Double Battery Life (physicscentral.com)
2 points by eth0up on Oct 29, 2016 | hide | past | favorite | 2 comments


Also available from plants now.

https://impossiblefoods.com/faq/

>The Impossible Burger is made from simple ingredients found in nature, including wheat, coconut oil and potatoes. We add one more special ingredient, called “heme.” Heme contributes to the characteristic color and taste of meat, and it catalyzes all the other flavors when meat is cooked. Heme is exceptionally abundant in animal muscle -- and it’s a basic building block of life in all organisms, including plants. We discovered how to take heme from plants and produce it using fermentation -- similar to the method that’s been used to make Belgian beer for nearly a thousand years. Adding heme to the Impossible Burger makes it a carnivore’s delight.


This is pretty neat stuff. I'd ideally prefer the absence of soy, but this looks very promising. I wish them success.




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