evidence: A post on Facebook shows what appears to be an Oct. 29 article from a newspaper called the Minneapolis Red-Star Tribune bearing the headline: "AOC: Time to redefine ‘natural food.'" The article discusses comments Ocasio-Cortez allegedly made in support for moving to cellular agriculture, the production of animal-based products from cell cultures rather than directly from animals. Some scientists have offered this technology as a way to combat climate change and ensure food security, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. [...] Ocasio-Cortez has previously spoken in favor of eating less meat and dairy to help combat climate change, and in February, she announced on Twitter that she would adopt a vegetarian diet for Lent. This is not the first time a quote has been incorrectly attributed to Ocasio-Cortez. In June 2020 Check Your Fact debunked the baseless claim that she said, "Children should be raised by the state."