I don't see anything wrong with eating stuff out of a Dermalcan. Dermalcans come straight from a hospital, so they're super-clean and hygienic. First, Dermalcans are designed for the rapid growth of skin grafts, using the DNA of a quick-healing donor. The donor retains certain patents as well as trademark rights to the derivative dna of the tissue. Securing those rights could be difficult.
Transplantation is already somewhat risky.
You are facing a cultural stigma that is thousands of years old. That will be extremely difficult to overcome, especially in fastidious countries like Britain. I am Mr. Qiang from Beijing. I am a tissue donor for this year's run of Dermalcan in Omaha, and I see no problem with Bobby's wonderful idea and tasty product. It's time to expand the debate.