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I think it's a bit of a stretch to say they contain meat.Then again Greggs meat products are also rank..
Why are you not vegan....
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Then again Greggs meat products are also rank..
OH I would not disagree with that, but these were even rankier
Palm oil is another cancel culture nonesense. It yields the most oil per sq/ft. There is no alternative.
Did you know they turned over £1.2bn last year?Then again Greggs meat products are also rank..
Yeah pretty must this also surrounded by a bunch of first world problems.
Try going to a developing country and preach all this veganism noise. You wont survive for very long.
Veganism is a privileged, not a right.
Because meats tastes good and I'm not a preachy ********.
Back when I worked in a bar (25 odd years ago) used to get partridge quite regularly from one of the famers . It's quite satisfying having to pluck and prep your own dinner
Back when I worked in a bar (25 odd years ago) used to get partridge quite regularly from one of the famers . It's quite satisfying having to pluck and prep your own dinner
That's such nonesense. A lot of developing countries have entire populations that survive almost exclusively on plant based diets, and their fast food restaurants have been separating meat and veg better than the western world for decades.
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There is when you are cutting down forest to make plantations. Evicting the tiger and the baboon from its habitat.
Palm oil is a cheap additive when if you are making peanut butter, peanuts have their own oil. Unlike the Yanks I don't go for pourable peanut butter.
Britain lost its forests to shipbuilding and industry. There is no reason not to plant for oil like rapeseed here
good quality meat/fish/eggs, which coincidentally also have ethical terroir already cost a lot of money , such that eating vegan foods often provides better quality/tasting diet
(eg lentils/quinoa) .
people just seems to eat them irrespective/oblivious of the quality/taste, just a habit - it's minutes to midnight we don't have the resources to sustain production.
Option of one wild partridge a week would be a nice.
(eg lentils/quinoa) .
people just seems to eat them irrespective/oblivious of the quality/taste, just a habit - it's minutes to midnight we don't have the resources to sustain production.
Option of one wild partridge a week would be a nice.
And what about developing countries have entire populations that survive almost exclusively on hunting????........hunting MEAT!
Oh yeah good point
Edit: Educate yourself. Meat is for rich people. It always has been.
Rising consumption of meat and milk in developing countries has created a new food revolution - PubMed
People in developing countries currently consume on average one-third the meat and one-quarter of the milk products per capita compared to the richer North, but this is changing rapidly. The amount of meat consumed in developing countries over the past has grown three times as much as it did in...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Palm oil is used in peanut butter to stop the natural oil splitting from the butter.
Which countries population survives on hunting for meat?
People like to eat crap food, we know that already. Look at all the fast food outlets from maccy d to dominos, absolutely shocking food but very popular.
Soldato
No, because death is part of life. Would you dig over your allotment to plant veg, knowing that some worms will be killed and insects too, plus their habitat?
Life forms are killed in vegetable production. Why should a kitten or calf be given higher status than a centipede?
Look up African tribes.
Do you mean like Lion King?
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Because it tastes nice. And this whole save the planet thing in the UK feels absolutely pointless when you look at the output of larger countries. American's barely understand how to recycle and if an engine has anything less than 6L of capacity it's a hair dryer. Japan triple wrap everything in plastic.
On that note, I'm off to make a bacon sandwich.
On that note, I'm off to make a bacon sandwich.
Your link doesn't support your argument.Oh yeah good point
Edit: Educate yourself. Meat is for rich people. It always has been.
Rising consumption of meat and milk in developing countries has created a new food revolution - PubMed
People in developing countries currently consume on average one-third the meat and one-quarter of the milk products per capita compared to the richer North, but this is changing rapidly. The amount of meat consumed in developing countries over the past has grown three times as much as it did in...
Poor people who struggle to buy food, now have more money and are buying more food. You also ignore the fact that a majority of the human population eat meat but nobody would argue that a majority of the human population are rich.
Is comparing african tribes to the lion king that supposed to be funny?
Soldato
There is no butter in peanut butter, I should know, I am phobic to butter and margarines
I usually have 1 vegetarian meal a week but going full vegetarian/vegan would be a bit hard, meat has a certain texture that I'm used too and none of the vegan imitation products come close and in my eyes are probably worse for your health due to them being ultra processed.
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