Israeli company Aleph Farms unveiled the first 3D-printed rib-eye steak, using a culture of live animal tissue, in what could be a leap forward for lab-grown meat once it receives regulatory approval.

Printable steak, insect protein, fungus among NASA space food idea winners. ... One of those firms is Aleph Farms, which successfully printed a facsimile of a rib-eye steak in February.

Chef notes. Rib-eye is by far one of my favorite cuts. I love this recipe because you can grill a fresh rib-eye steak just for this sandwich or you can use your leftovers to create this wonder ...

Aleph Farms in Israel, who debuted the first lab-grown steak, updates their formula with a new 3D printing process. <p>They debuted the first lab-grown steak sans 3D printing in 2018.</p> ...

Any rib-eye cut to ½ inch or less is no good for anything outside of, maybe, a breakfast steak, according to Bohanan. There is no scale of rare to well-done — it goes quickly to the latter.