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.