Liver and onions would be my choice.

[RgrF]

“It was astounding to see an initially cold, grey liver flushing with color once hooked up to our machine and performing as it would within the body,” said one of the machine’s creators, Professor Constantin Coussios, in the press release. “What was even more amazing was to see the same liver transplanted into a patient who is now walking around.” Coussios works for Oxford University’s Department of Engineering Science and is technical director of OrganOx.

I’m calling it now: In Hangover 7, the charismatic ne’er-do-wells wake up with an OrganOx metra in their room and only 24 hours to find its owner. But Ken Jeong steals the liver to sell it for $157,000 on the black market. Hilarity does not ensue. wrote:

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[cbelt3]

That is VERY cool. Next step.. growing human livers in the lab. We continue to approach the point where vat grown organs can be used to extend human life.

[the_poochies]

I prefer Cheese & Onions http://youtu.be/ePaHG6g7uFw

[bazookaman]

I bet it will be real cheap too.

[Racer X]

Jeebus. I'd love to share tis with my GF, but her dad is dying from complications of decades of Diabetes. His liver is shutting down and he's not a candidate for a transplant.