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>>10806952
>Can be made into fabric

>Grow red neon red SCOBY fabric with Gatorade
>Make it into neon red pleather pants
>Sell it to faggy vegans with no taste in fashion in a place like Austin
>Profit
You might have stumbled upon a million dollar discovery anon

>>10401212
If you want a future related to veganism look up vegan leather it is cultivated kombucha SCOBY that is dried and used far less chemicals than traditional leather, is ethical, biodegradable, and cheap to make only reason our jackets aren't already made from the stuff is it is supremely absobant so your jacket will triple in weight if you get caught in the rain, still it might make for a good alternative for paper towels, pic related to grow some at home
>>10401239
Source for $11 a pound figure? Just curious as I have never seen an actual number figure for the pan grown stuff beyond an article about some dinner where it was the featured course and responses were not all that positive just that it has 'potential' that was a buy in to a few courses not just the meat itself

>>10328719
Ever make bio leather from kombucha? It is more or less a dried out layer of scoby
Was thinking about making it to see if it's good to grow for kitchen towels as it's supposed to be durable but super absorbent (why it's not used for clothes)

https://www.google.com/amp/s/explorebiotech.com/bioleather-growing-clothes-bacteria-green-tea/amp/