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I have eaten the impossible burger and it was p good. I let others try it and they liked it as well. It proposed an interesting conundrum for those that were vegetarian for religious reasons and rightfully distrustful that no meat was part of the veggie burger.
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BMan posted:Alternatively there's the guys trying to grow meat in axolotl tanks, I wish them the best of luck the "tanks" were just Bene Tleilax women weren't they? so erm, no thanks
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Sagebrush posted:Please read the r/relationships thread do not suggest self-harm
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fishmech posted:It's called impossible because their primary goal was to replicate blood taste which many people had said would be "impossible" to get right, hth
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Jonny 290 posted:i went to subway last week because i wanted a garbage trashsandwich, and there was a person behind me shouting over the din I WAS WONDERING WHAT YOU HAVE IN THE WAY OF KETO OPTIONS lmao we're developing a societal level eating disorder
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:eggs and gluten have no replacement in anything that calls for them. there are workable egg replacements for some things -- like you can make meringue and related meringue-like things with garbanzo/chickpea bean soakings, but if you were trying to make something else that needed an egg replacement for a different behavior, you'd have to go find something different so you end up with like 3+ veg egg replacements all depending on context
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Moist von Lipwig posted:lmao we're developing a societal level eating disorder really we're just expanding the eating disorder market
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lancemantis posted:there are workable egg replacements for some things -- like you can make meringue and related meringue-like things with garbanzo/chickpea bean soakings, but if you were trying to make something else that needed an egg replacement for a different behavior, you'd have to go find something different to me at least, even if i were otherwise completely vegetarian, i'd have no issue eating certified humane eggs. i don't see the chickens as being harmed. unless it's like a real big egg i guess
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impossible burger is soy now instead of wheat based...  
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Broken Machine posted:to me at least, even if i were otherwise completely vegetarian, i'd have no issue eating certified humane eggs. i don't see the chickens as being harmed. unless it's like a real big egg i guess this is how i look at it too but i also love eggs so im biased
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yeah you could legit trick people with a well made impossible burger
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my bitter bi rival posted:this is how i look at it too but i also love eggs so im biased same. a proper over medium egg and toast with a bit of burre is delicious. i wouldn't give up good cheese either
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my bitter bi rival posted:impossible burger is soy now instead of wheat based... that explains why the one i had in boston was almost indistinguishable from a real burger while the one i had yesterday felt like a high-class morning star. good to know it’s not just me at least
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dragon enthusiast posted:have you ever eaten a Morningstar veggie burger i like them because they're named after the devil
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eggs are fine for vegetarians, you might be thinking of vegans
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loving smooth https://twitter.com/forbes/status/1112806844148453376?s=21
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lancemantis posted:there are workable egg replacements for some things -- like you can make meringue and related meringue-like things with garbanzo/chickpea bean soakings, but if you were trying to make something else that needed an egg replacement for a different behavior, you'd have to go find something different i use a tapioca-based egg replacement for my babby due to a severe egg allergy, and it works ok for stuff like waffles and cookies but hoooooooly poo poo is egg in everything, even the bbq place nearby had to tell us that they rub mayo on all of their meat before it goes in at least it's p healthy not having egg-foods in the house
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i thought there were vegetarians that weren't okay with eggs and/or milk but also weren't quite vegans, but i checked ol' wik-e-pedia and looks like that's the main tipping point. huh.
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in the past few years a lot more stuff is marked as gelatin-free, nice to see it identified and called out like that
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Broken Machine posted:to me at least, even if i were otherwise completely vegetarian, i'd have no issue eating certified humane eggs. i don't see the chickens as being harmed. unless it's like a real big egg i guess it's true to some extent, but you have to do something to the male chickens, and the old chickens too. the killing:product ratio is way lower for eggs in any event though. i think there was some push within the past decade to develop in-egg chicken sexing machines so you don't have the problem of male chicks but i don't know if that's been deployed yet.
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yeah i can see myself going vegetarian in the near future but no way will i ever go full vegan. honey, eggs, cheese. all too wonderful
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:i thought there were vegetarians that weren't okay with eggs and/or milk but also weren't quite vegans, but i checked ol' wik-e-pedia and looks like that's the main tipping point. huh. there is ovo vegetarianism and lacto vegetarianism which are ok with one but not the other
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:i thought there were vegetarians that weren't okay with eggs and/or milk but also weren't quite vegans, but i checked ol' wik-e-pedia and looks like that's the main tipping point. huh. in theory it's an easy distinction: if you had to kill an animal to get it, a vegetarian won't eat it, and if an animal was involved in producing it, a vegan won't eat it. dairy and eggs are the most obvious sticking point but many vegans also don't eat honey or gelatin. the really hardcore ones won't eat white sugar (often processed with carbon derived from bone char) or beer (yeast is alive). on the other end of the spectrum, i've had people tell me they're vegetarian because they don't eat beef, only pork and poultry and any kind of seafood. don't tell either group how many bunnies get run over by combine harvesters every year
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all that being said, most vegetarians I know are fine with cheese, and they don't actually ask where the rennet came from.
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Sagebrush posted:in theory it's an easy distinction: if you had to kill an animal to get it, a vegetarian won't eat it, and if an animal was involved in producing it, a vegan won't eat it. or the mass amounts of pesticides that have to be used to keep crops healthy. or the acres upon acres of natural habitat destroyed to grow nutritionally sparse food (not that this doesn't apply to the inputs for a lot of the meat industry as well, but some animals can be raised on land that would never otherwise support humans). Jabor posted:all that being said, most vegetarians I know are fine with cheese, and they don't actually ask where the rennet came from. i think non-animal sources of rennin or alternatives are actually pretty common these days.
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Jonny 290 posted:a beef-bearing burger that's "special cause there's tons of weird poo poo in it" The Hamburgers of Kazuhira 290
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Sagebrush posted:in theory it's an easy distinction: if you had to kill an animal to get it, a vegetarian won't eat it, and if an animal was involved in producing it, a vegan won't eat it. im p sure the beer thing is about using fish air bladders to help clarify the beer, not about yeast being alive??? that’s why they have “vegan beers”
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im pretty sure most vegetarians care about just doing the best they can considering the circumstances, so yeah there's a lot of abuse of nature and animals and people in industries outside of meat but like, you cant do anything in this capitalist hellworld without loving someone else over, we just do what we can to feel like we're not contributing to the problem
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Sagebrush posted:or beer (yeast is alive) plants are also alive
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Suspicious Dish posted:plants are also alive that’s what they want you to think
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fart simpson posted:im p sure the beer thing is about using fish air bladders to help clarify the beer, not about yeast being alive??? that’s why they have “vegan beers” i dunno, maybe. might be mistaken about yeast. again there's a huge spectrum
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Sagebrush posted:i dunno, maybe. might be mistaken about yeast. again there's a huge spectrum you’re on the huge spectrum
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Sagebrush posted:i've had people tell me they're vegetarian because they don't eat beef, only pork and poultry and any kind of seafood.
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aardvaard posted:im pretty sure most vegetarians care about just doing the best they can considering the circumstances, so yeah there's a lot of abuse of nature and animals and people in industries outside of meat but like, you cant do anything in this capitalist hellworld without loving someone else over, we just do what we can to feel like we're not contributing to the problem
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can you be a vegetarian if you don’t eat beef, only pork, chicken, seafood, duck, rabbit, snake, insects, turtles, etc?
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Midjack posted:best buy sent my spamcatcher a birthday email. 10% off one item, okay cool, subject to exclusions wait what: they sell some computer accessories I don't think I saw covered - like maybe extra money off one of those WD easy stores people like to pull the drives out of because they sell them at a loss as externals for some reason? Sagebrush posted:or beer (yeast is alive) the one I know won't drink Guinness because they settle the foam (or something) with oxblood but that's the only restriction I'm aware of
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