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Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD) Lab
62 Bayard St
Brooklyn NY 11222
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"Dine on the Future of Protein One of the most enduring and resonant themes in the realm of food and eating is that of protein. In this inaugural Future Market dinner series, we take you on a journey through the past, present and what we speculate will be the future of protein consumption. Each course is an edible exploration of the cultural, nutritional, and environmental zeitgeist around the future of protein. From the wild roaming protein sources of the 1800s to the next frontier of protein from insects and plants, we will give you a full experience of where our food system has been and where it’s going. This dinner will be held at the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD) Lab in Brooklyn, NY, one of the best venues in the world to explore the culture, history, science, production, and commerce of food and drink. It’s all delicious, and designed to feed your mind as well as your body. Join us.  The Future of Protein Dinner Plant, Animal, Insect | Past, Present, Future June 28 - 7:00 PM New York City $125 / pp The Menu-Story Arc  - Course-Era #1 - The Industrial Revolution The Year 1850 “Wild Proteins” / When meat ran wild and free. - Course-Era #2 - The Green Revolution The Year 1950 “The Industrial Protein Complex” / When more food was good food. - Course-Era #3 - Today, In Transition The Year 2020 “Sustainable Hedonism” / The Steakhouse vs. The Planthouse - Course-Era #4 - Family Meal of the Future The Year 2035 “Eating Insects: The New Normal” / Comfort food, reimagined - Course-Era #5 -  The Promise of Endless Protein The Year 2065 “Feeding 10 Billion People” / The next frontier of protein production and consumption ** Menu includes beverage pairings and interstitial small bites ** Spanning three centuries - from our ancestors to our great-grandchildren - you will be part of a thought-provoking, multisensory journey featuring protein sources such as traditional wild and farmed animals, the emerging range of insects and algae, surprisingly ri..."
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