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Is this guy not putting any seasoning in his patty? urgh
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Apparently also making the bun out of beef which is some advanced alchemy.
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Jan 13, 2024 17:05
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Bread is just another allotrope of beef, like graphite and graphene.
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OwlFancier posted:Apparently also making the bun out of beef which is some advanced alchemy. Just an all beef double down.
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hawowanlawow posted:I get impossible meat Sure, let’s see your Tinder stats 
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Jan 13, 2024 18:54
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I trust that if I look into the life of an average beef cow I won't find any dastardly science stuff being foisted upon them.
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Jan 13, 2024 19:20
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I just wish they made non-spicy bean burgers for me, A Literal Baby
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Jan 13, 2024 19:23
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There are also lettuce, tomato and pickles clearly visible 
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Jan 13, 2024 19:37
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OwlFancier posted:Apparently also making the bun out of beef which is some advanced alchemy. Is that why they look like loving poo poo?
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Jan 13, 2024 19:39
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I love beans!
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Yes, American beef FAMOUSLY raised on grass. Currently in Argentina and even the cheapest poo poo here makes American beef taste like grilled turds.
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Jan 13, 2024 20:34
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tokin opposition posted:I love beans! If you keep saying that people will assume you're british.
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Jan 13, 2024 20:34
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I;m thinking about thos beans (on toast).
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tokin opposition posted:I love beans! OwlFancier posted:If you keep saying that people will assume you're british. Quick dude. say refried, SAY REFRIED
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Jan 13, 2024 20:59
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Uh, uh, heinz poo poo!
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Jan 13, 2024 21:01
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i love well cooked beans, like lentils
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Jan 13, 2024 21:30
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Sandwiches only exist because somewhere down the line we got too cowardly to hold hot chunks of meat in our hands.
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Jan 13, 2024 22:00
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Mister Speaker posted:Sandwiches only exist because somewhere down the line we got too cowardly to hold hot chunks of meat in our hands. speak for yourself! 
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Jan 13, 2024 22:02
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not to give the tiniest grain of salt, but I do think there's some weirdness / too much time and energy being put into making facsimiles of animal meat that are plant based products that are factory products that require refrigeration.
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Jan 13, 2024 22:12
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If everyone else were like me, they'd all have wolverine claws to snikt their meat
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Mister Speaker posted:Sandwiches only exist because somewhere down the line we got too cowardly to hold hot chunks of meat in our hands. sandwiches exist because meat is delicious and bread is delicious, so obviously someone at some point was gonna go "hey lets put these two delicious things together and see what happens"
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Jan 13, 2024 22:20
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Those ingredients are honestly really tame. My top objection is that there is nothing wrong with starch derived from genetically modified organisms.
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Yeah like, we should only use non-genetically-modified food sources like ... corn
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My Spirit Otter posted:sandwiches exist because meat is delicious and bread is delicious, so obviously someone at some point was gonna go "hey lets put these two delicious things together and see what happens" and that someone... was the earl of sandwich
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PhazonLink posted:not to give the tiniest grain of salt, but I do think there's some weirdness / too much time and energy being put into making facsimiles of animal meat that are plant based products that are factory products that require refrigeration. As opposed to shelf stable meat which requires no processing. Most of the manufacturered fake meat is only so expensive because of economy of scale, the heavy subsidies on meat production, and profiteering. If we could halve meat consumption in the world it would have a significant effect on the environment. I'm okay if what it takes for us to get there is vegetable oil dippin' dots to make fake beef.
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Platystemon posted:Those ingredients are honestly really tame. my objection is the amount of energy, time, logistics, and dedicated machinery required to process all of those things into something usable, and the waste generated by the various processes. between the meat-free options, the black bean burger requires far less ingredients and has far less of an impact on the planet. corporate commercial kitchens are disgustingly large. they have gigantic foot prints, stupid amounts of electronics, stainless steel everything, tons of vehicular traffic. not to mention the wanton use of cleaning chemicals. i am not saying a hygienic kitchen is a bad thing, but mom and pop shops are doing the same thing with way less chemical cleaners and have way less space to clean. you also don't have to worry about mom and pop shops skimping on facility maintenance to keep costs down leading to a nice e. coli or legionnaire's disease outbreak.
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My Spirit Otter posted:you also don't have to worry about mom and pop shops skimping on facility maintenance to keep costs down leading to a nice e. coli or legionnaire's disease outbreak. Oh yeah, small business never cuts corners!
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Subjunctive posted:Oh yeah, small business never cuts corners! Just like Mom and pop landlords they're morally impeachable and as a marxist-liberal I think we must welcome them into the working class
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Subjunctive posted:Oh yeah, small business never cuts corners! obviously they do, but itd be easier to avoid those people if your choices werent incredibly limited due corporate monopolization. you used to have choices, now you get to choose between corporations or paying 10x more for actual butchered meat because the corporations have driven up operating costs.
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My Spirit Otter posted:my objection is the amount of energy, time, logistics, and dedicated machinery required to process all of those things into something usable, and the waste generated by the various processes. between the meat-free options, the black bean burger requires far less ingredients and has far less of an impact on the planet. corporate commercial kitchens are disgustingly large. they have gigantic foot prints, stupid amounts of electronics, stainless steel everything, tons of vehicular traffic. not to mention the wanton use of cleaning chemicals. i am not saying a hygienic kitchen is a bad thing, but mom and pop shops are doing the same thing with way less chemical cleaners and have way less space to clean. you also don't have to worry about mom and pop shops skimping on facility maintenance to keep costs down leading to a nice e. coli or legionnaire's disease outbreak. Source your quotes. I need to know where a take this bad came from.
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My Spirit Otter posted:my objection is the amount of energy, time, logistics, and dedicated machinery required to process all of those things into something usable, and the waste generated by the various processes. between the meat-free options, the black bean burger requires far less ingredients and has far less of an impact on the planet. corporate commercial kitchens are disgustingly large. they have gigantic foot prints, stupid amounts of electronics, stainless steel everything, tons of vehicular traffic. not to mention the wanton use of cleaning chemicals. i am not saying a hygienic kitchen is a bad thing, but mom and pop shops are doing the same thing with way less chemical cleaners and have way less space to clean. you also don't have to worry about mom and pop shops skimping on facility maintenance to keep costs down leading to a nice e. coli or legionnaire's disease outbreak. Big chain restaurants are near universally going to be cleaner than mom and pop restaurants and you're far likelier to get sick from the latter
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My Spirit Otter posted:obviously they do, but itd be easier to avoid those people if your choices werent incredibly limited due corporate monopolization. Oh I see, the invisible hand of the free market. Just don't buy the botulism canned tomatoes a second time dumbass
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My Spirit Otter posted:my objection is the amount of energy, time, logistics, and dedicated machinery required to process all of those things into something usable, and the waste generated by the various processes. between the meat-free options, the black bean burger requires far less ingredients and has far less of an impact on the planet. corporate commercial kitchens are disgustingly large. they have gigantic foot prints, stupid amounts of electronics, stainless steel everything, tons of vehicular traffic. not to mention the wanton use of cleaning chemicals. i am not saying a hygienic kitchen is a bad thing, but mom and pop shops are doing the same thing with way less chemical cleaners and have way less space to clean. you also don't have to worry about mom and pop shops skimping on facility maintenance to keep costs down leading to a nice e. coli or legionnaire's disease outbreak. thanks Becky
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My Spirit Otter posted:my objection is the amount of energy, time, logistics, and dedicated machinery required to process all of those things into something usable, and the waste generated by the various processes. between the meat-free options, the black bean burger requires far less ingredients and has far less of an impact on the planet. corporate commercial kitchens are disgustingly large. they have gigantic foot prints, stupid amounts of electronics, stainless steel everything, tons of vehicular traffic. not to mention the wanton use of cleaning chemicals. i am not saying a hygienic kitchen is a bad thing, but mom and pop shops are doing the same thing with way less chemical cleaners and have way less space to clean. you also don't have to worry about mom and pop shops skimping on facility maintenance to keep costs down leading to a nice e. coli or legionnaire's disease outbreak. A whole lot of Common Sense™️ went into this post. “How I assume things are must be how they really are” I can’t believe how much stainless steel is in this corporate kitchen! Mom and pop would never!
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Just gonna quote myself from the last time that was posted: Agents are GO! posted:🎵What if God was hung like us?
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Dameius posted:As a refined masticator I only eat elemental Phosphorus, Uranium, two portions of Silicone, and Yttrium. Bro that's PUSiSiY
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https://twitter.com/IsraeliPM/status/1746277892491727341
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They’re not doing, like, uranium enrichment in veggieburger factories. They’re mixing together a bunch of commodity ingredients. It doesn’t really matter that there are a lot of them. By far the biggest land and energy use is in growing and handling the bulk foodstuffs, whether it’s beef or beans or pea protein. Adding sea salt or ascorbic acid (vitamin C) doesn’t really move the needle.
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Guy makes a genuine apology, and chuds aren't having it. https://twitter.com/CurmudgeonRPG/status/1746062876647784738?t=oNo1M_Z0sqbsecFecBYi5g&s=19 Someone else in the comments made a good point about conservatives and apologies-they think an apology is a form of damage control, nobody can be genuinely contrite so by saying you're sorry you're admitting weakness. Having compassion for people you might have hurt is unthinkable because it's all a power struggle to them and to be genuinely contrite gives the aggrieved party all the power. They also think it's a slippery slope and you'll concede whatever credibility you had at that point since they think you'll get hammered by everything under the sun. It's cancel culture philosophy.
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My Spirit Otter posted:my objection is the amount of energy, time, logistics, and dedicated machinery required to process all of those things into something usable, and the waste generated by the various processes. between the meat-free options, the black bean burger requires far less ingredients and has far less of an impact on the planet. corporate commercial kitchens are disgustingly large. they have gigantic foot prints, stupid amounts of electronics, stainless steel everything, tons of vehicular traffic. not to mention the wanton use of cleaning chemicals. i am not saying a hygienic kitchen is a bad thing, but mom and pop shops are doing the same thing with way less chemical cleaners and have way less space to clean. you also don't have to worry about mom and pop shops skimping on facility maintenance to keep costs down leading to a nice e. coli or legionnaire's disease outbreak. Isn't this how Mao got everyone to build lovely pig iron smelters in their backyards
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