For cultured meat to be accepted, also known as lab-grown meat, it's not a question of "if" but "when.".And this weekend, Eat Just will become the first company to have their cultured meat served commercially at a restaurant. .That cell-cultured meat will debut at Singapore's 1880 restaurant on Saturday to a handful of select diners.This historic step, the first-ever commercial sale of cultured meat, moves us closer to a world where the majority of meat we eat will not require tearing down a single forest, displacing a single animal's habitat or using a single drop of antibiotics, Josh Tetrick, CEO of Eat Just.After this initial event, cultured meat will take a short break while 1880 serves its planned Christmas menu.But Eat Just says that, when the new year arrives, their cultured chicken will be back on the menu.The proposed dishes including the revolutionary new protein are slated to sell for about $23