Impossible Foods is developing 'plant-derived artificial milk' that looks just like real milk
Impossible Foods of the United States, which manufactures and sells plant-derived artificial meat, announced that it is developing a new plant-derived artificial milk ' Impossible Milk '.
Impossible milk could be coming to your cereal bowl --CNN
Impossible Foods is working on a dairy-free milk
https://www.fastcompany.com/90567559/impossible-foods-is-branching-out-from-burgers-next-up-milk
Impossible Foods Developing Milk That Tastes Like the Real Thing | HYPEBEAST
https://hypebeast.com/2020/10/impossible-foods-milk-cow-taste-development-info
In recent years, in addition to soy milk, many products with the name 'milk' such as coconut milk, almond milk, and oats milk have been sold. While some people prefer these alternative milks to milk, there is no 'real milk-tasting alternative milk'. Impossible Foods, which has been working on creating 'real artificial meat', is trying to create this near-real alternative milk.
The artificial meat 'Impossible Burger' created by Impossible Foods was actually tasted at GIGAZINE, and when it was cooked, a liquid that looked like real blood blew out, giving the impression that it was 'real meat'.
It was amazing to actually bake and eat artificial meat 'Beyond Burger' and 'Impossible Burger' that reproduce the flavor, taste and texture of meat at the molecular level --GIGAZINE
The artificial milk 'Impossible Milk' developed by Impossible Foods is milk made from plant-derived protein. It is said that a prototype made from soybeans has already been completed, and Impossible Milk (center) at the trial stage has a color close to real milk (right side), and a creamy taste has already been realized. thing. On the other hand, the existing plant-derived artificial milk (on the left) has a slightly brownish tint like coffee milk, and it can be seen that it does not resemble real milk when compared with Impossible Milk.
Impossible Milk aims to be genuine in appearance and taste, and will foam like real milk without coagulating when poured into a warm liquid. Below is a photo of the existing plant-derived artificial milk that was actually poured into hot coffee and the Impossible Milk in the trial stage. Artificial milk (on the left) has precipitated milk, while Impossible Milk (on the right) is frothy like real milk. In addition, Impossible Milk has a gradation-like color throughout the liquid, and the lower layer side is slightly darker, but you can see that it is not separated.
Impossible Foods has successfully raised $ 700 million from January to October 2020, and 'expands investment in technology and doubles R & D workforce by October 2021. The new development of Impossible Milk is seen as part of efforts to expand the company's lineup.
Impossible Foods has set a goal of working to reduce the carbon dioxide produced by the livestock industry, and says that it will continue to develop artificial foods that will replace the existing livestock industry.
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