These 7 futuristic trends are changing food

Silicon Valley prides itself on efficiency and innovation, so it's no wonder the tech industry has started making major changes to the way food is delivered and consumed.

With meal replacement companies like Soylent getting so big they're spawning their own competitors, and restaurants opening on both coasts that don't use a single human employee, ambitious startups are already making big changes to the way we eat and drink.

Want to inhale your caffeine instead of drinking it? You can do that. Want to grow two different vegetables on one plant? That's possible, too.

Below, we've compiled some of the most futuristic food and drink trends out there.