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The finished product. now, we're not able taste this sausage because it does not yet have regulatory approval here in the uk but we're going to cut it open and have a little sniff. ok, so texture wise, it looks like sausage and it smells... like a sausage. smells like chicken, let's see if it tastes like chicken. singapore approved lab—grown chicken meat for consumption two years ago but here in the uk, approval is still some years off. roslin tech say they do not believe cultivated meat will altogether replace traditional meat production but rather that there will be room at the table for b...

They're just a bit uniform throughout — and some companies have tried even recreating steaks. and that is hard. but there is another option on the horizon, and that is meat grown in a lab. this does not involve killing animals, and it may eventually be better for the environment. the problem is the development has been really slow, because it is expensive and really hard to do. laura goodwin has been to one lab which is trying to make cultivated meat starter kits. this is notjust a pork sausage, this is a cultivated meat pork sausage grown in a lab from pluripotent animals cells. but to unde...

Roslin tech say they do not believe cultivated meat will altogether replace traditional meat production, but rather that there will be room at the table for both. and that's it for the shorter version of the programme. yeah, the full length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer. thank you very much for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye.

Because it is expensive and really hard to do. laura goodwin has been to one lab which is trying to make cultivated meat starter kits. this is notjust a pork sausage, this is a cultivated meat pork sausage grown in a lab from pluripotent animals cells. but to understand just what that means, let's go backwards, from dinner plate all the way back to cell plate. roslin tech are a company based just outside edinburgh who are looking to supply starter cells to companies all over the world who could then grow that into meat on a commercial scale. the cells come from a small biopsy from an animal wh...

So, put it in the frying pan for five to ten minutes and it should be cooked all the way through. a simple sausage like this would still cost hundreds of pounds to produce, but it's hoped in the future, being able to scale up will bring costs down. yeah, shall we have a look? so, there we have it — the finished product. now, we aren't able taste this sausage because it doesn't yet have regulatory approval here in the uk, but we're going to cut it open and have a little sniff. ok, so, texture—wise, it looks like a sausage. and it smells like a sausage. smells like chicken! let's see if it t...