How much meat do you eat?

If i was in it for morals, then id tend to agree. As it is im allergic to some meat, and just dont like the other stuff.

Saying im a vegetarian simplifies it all down to the stage where they wont serve me meat, stops a massive questioning about how hypocrytical it is to eat fish but not animals too.

If im buying food im looking for a "vegetarian" logo, because that overlaps 99% of my diet, the term for a vegi that dosn't eat meat is a "pescetarian". How often do you see a pescetarian option on the menu ? If anything blame society for effectively labelling me incorrectly.....rather than accuse me of being a liar.

Fish are animals. If you want it to be more widely known then start using the term rather than calling yourself something that you aren't imo.
 
Every day for breakie and dinner. I seldom have lunch, but when I do it usually includes meat.
 
I eat meat in pretty much every meal, when i'm not eating fish, I need to start going down the gym again, got a real beer and meat gut going on.

Could never be vegetarian.

If it's got a face, then it's meat.
A clock isn't meat, just to be annoying :D
 
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I usually have about 125g (500g / 4 people) of mince when i make spaghetti etc and about 2 chicken breasts when i make a curry.
 
I can't bear to even look at meat now and the smell makes me feel sick !
My girlfriend's not aloud to eat meat in front of me and I tell her off if I notice it in her fridge ,luckily she is submissive :D
I'm almost vegan except for free range eggs !
 
I'm a vegetarian and there's a different name for people that eat fish; it's not vegetarian. Vegetarians do not eat meat or fish. If you eat fish you can just tell people you don't eat any meat other than fish and it means you aren't lying then.

It really annoys me that some people say they are vegetarians but eat fish, it's just wrong. It only takes an extra 10 seconds to explain what you actually eat rather than having people assume that real vegetarians eat fish.

Ditto to that. Technically I should be a vegan, because I'm lactose intolerant, but I don't like the taste of meat, so I'd rather just keep dairy in my diet.
 
My girlfriend's not aloud to eat meat in front of me and I tell her off if I notice it in her fridge

So you're quite happy to dictate what someone else is allowed to keep in their fridge just because you don't like the said foodstuff? That's just not right!

By the way, it's allowed not aloud. :)
 
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