cultivated meat

[ kuhl-tuh-vey-tid meet ]

noun

1. another term for cultured meat.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cultivated meat¹

First recorded in 2005–10

Example Sentences

If cultivated meat and insects are pitched as necessary sacrifices, any gains they make may be temporary at best.

From Salon

Global investment in the cultivated meat and seafood sector dropped dramatically in 2023 to less than a third of what it was the year before, a report by the Good Food Institute found.

From BBC

Still, it’s a deflating end to a year that started with great optimism for the cultivated meat industry.

From Seattle Times

His research team found “similar results when evaluating consumers’ willingness to try conventional and cultivated meats in a restaurant setting.”

From Salon

The cultivated meat, called lab-grown meat by DeSantis and others, is typically created from stem cells derived from animals and grown in production facilities, an approach that could reduce the environmental footprint of livestock agriculture.

From Science Magazine