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What if Vegans are Actually Right?
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Re: What if Vegans are Actually Right?
I didn't give up meat because I didn't enjoy the taste.
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Re: What if Vegans are Actually Right?
Never even considered vegetarianism, literally never crossed my mind. Despite having been married to one. God she was a fucking pain in the ass. Wanted separate cooking pots, because apparently meat can leach into stainless steel. Who knew? Pickled pig's feet really triggered her, so I ate them constantly.
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Re: What if Vegans are Actually Right?
Somewhat exaggerated, Scot. Some vegans (but not all) may get a little holier than thou and even tell you that you're evil for eating meat, but they are not going to baldly tell you what you can't eat because there's no point...Scot Dutchy wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 2:15 pmI dont chide any one. Just fed up with vegans telling me what I can and cannot eat. I dont buy meat in the super market anyway. We have a fantastic organic butcher across the road selling meats from local suppliers. The only drawback he is incredibly busy.Brian Peacock wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 4:25 amSmall 'c' - but then most people are. Like a lot of people he's reluctant to consider or engage on the reasons people give for making veg*n dietary choices and just chides veg*ns for not eating meat, even though it has no material impact on his choices and makes no practical difference to his life - other than perhaps giving him slightly more options at the supermarket.
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But the vegan voices in his head...
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Re: What if Vegans are Actually Right?
Has anything a veg*n ever said actually changed your mind, your shopping, or your food preferences? No. Has anything a veg*n said or done actually stopped you from doing anything you wanted to do? No. What power do veg*ns have over society or you? None.Scot Dutchy wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 2:15 pmI dont chide any one. Just fed up with vegans telling me what I can and cannot eat. I dont buy meat in the super market anyway. We have a fantastic organic butcher across the road selling meats from local suppliers. The only drawback he is incredibly busy.Brian Peacock wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 4:25 amSmall 'c' - but then most people are. Like a lot of people he's reluctant to consider or engage on the reasons people give for making veg*n dietary choices and just chides veg*ns for not eating meat, even though it has no material impact on his choices and makes no practical difference to his life - other than perhaps giving him slightly more options at the supermarket.
As I said, the only practical impact veg*ns have had on your life is very slightly more options for your food shop. Oh, the horror...
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What's the point of lab-grown meat when we can simply eat more vegetables?
... I was one of the first people to try Eat Just’s chicken in November 2018, while I was researching my book. In its open-plan office in San Francisco’s Mission district, under the watchful eye of the PR team, I was served a small beige rectangle of a nugget wrapped in greaseproof paper, containing what they told me was both cultured chicken and the end of animal agriculture as we know it.
Yes, it tasted of chicken: it had the unmistakable aroma of chicken on my tongue and in my nose. It had some of the juiciness of animal flesh that you expect when you eat chicken: that tacky feeling on your teeth when you bite a piece of meat. But it had the consistency of the most low-grade processed meat imaginable. This was not a piece of chicken, a cut of meat, but a mass of chicken cells, bulked out and pressed into a nugget shape. I had been told this was the future of food but I found it hard to swallow...
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Re: What if Vegans are Actually Right?
The answer to that question is so bloody obvious that I'm surprised someone felt the need to ask it.
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We can probably blame the sub editor for the headline. I think the question is would you rather eat a Brussels Sprout or a vat-grown chicken nugget.
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Did they use a chicken cube to flavour it?Brian Peacock wrote: ↑Sat Dec 05, 2020 7:59 amWhat's the point of lab-grown meat when we can simply eat more vegetables?
... I was one of the first people to try Eat Just’s chicken in November 2018, while I was researching my book. In its open-plan office in San Francisco’s Mission district, under the watchful eye of the PR team, I was served a small beige rectangle of a nugget wrapped in greaseproof paper, containing what they told me was both cultured chicken and the end of animal agriculture as we know it.
Yes, it tasted of chicken: it had the unmistakable aroma of chicken on my tongue and in my nose. It had some of the juiciness of animal flesh that you expect when you eat chicken: that tacky feeling on your teeth when you bite a piece of meat. But it had the consistency of the most low-grade processed meat imaginable. This was not a piece of chicken, a cut of meat, but a mass of chicken cells, bulked out and pressed into a nugget shape. I had been told this was the future of food but I found it hard to swallow...
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Ha. That would be amusing!
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Re: What if Vegans are Actually Right?
I read the article and it wasn't much better than the headline. People aren't going to just suddenly come to their senses and stop eating meat.Brian Peacock wrote: ↑Sat Dec 05, 2020 8:18 amWe can probably blame the sub editor for the headline. I think the question is would you rather eat a Brussels Sprout or a vat-grown chicken nugget.
Eventually there will be vat-grown steaks that taste, feel, and smell exactly like real steaks and then we won't have to slaughter cows on an industrial scale anymore. That's the point.
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Indeed. And I imagine what traditional livestock farming that does take place will service the luxury end of the market where people won't care if the animals were live-tenderised with a cricket bat only that the product is exclusive and expensive.
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