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Feeder's Digest - This could be the future of food, and it's alive!

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Feeder's Digest - This could be the future of food, and it's alive!

See the future of food... and it's alive!

Chefs are always trying to come up with new ideas and recipes. But have you ever wondered what food might look like in the future?

With advancements in technology affecting every area in out life, Minsu Kim a student at the Royal College of Arts came up with a concept for synthetic food. That is food that moves and breathes on your plate.

But would you be willing to try something that moved as you dug your knife in?

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