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As the world of food moves deeper into meat-free eating, another meatless product has sparked global attention. Meat-free pork. Unveiled by Impossible Pork, U.S. in Las Vegas, the product looks exactly like the real deal and (apparently) tastes like it too. But, as well as appeasing to vegans and vegetarians, it also has religious ramifications that are unprecedented. The “pork” is (technically) halal, kosher and edible for faiths who forbid meat consumption.

Although the product is yet to receive official kosher and halal certifications, due to it’s lack of pork (and animal) content, we’re safe to assume that’s where we’re heading.

“This product isn’t designed specifically to target people who have religious objections to eating pigs, but it’s important for us, so we will definitely seek certification as kosher and halal,” CEO and founder Pat Brown said in a statement.

Muslim journalist Abrar Al-Heeti, tried the product and said it “has a chewy consistency and a flavor similar to that of chicken, albeit with a bit of a more savory, smoky essence.”

However, social media users are still debating over whether or not the product is actually halal