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yeah being vegan is cool and everyone should do it if they are medically and financially able to
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ohrwurm posted:also I went from boiling seitan to steaming it to make it and the texture is so much better hell yeah i do the same after some good stretching and folding of course also next time just boil it without wrapping for a nice surprise it ends up being like ground meat
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anyone know any good vegan blood substitutes, i miss chugging bottles of fresh blood
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Mayor Dave posted:That's my go to method for making tacos atm  Mayor Dave posted:Corn syrup with iron filings 
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Victory Position posted:is it really necessary to have a double boiler if you want to steam, can't you just get a grate thing i just use those bamboo ones that are used for dumplings 
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Smythe posted:how do you feel about low food chain. this is basically vegetarian but includes sardines, meal worms, crickets, etc. low food chain. dont eat those thinggs
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Nov 1, 2020 18:37
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question for a friend are pubes vegan
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Nov 1, 2020 20:49
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endlessmonotony posted:To make it a moral choice, you have to argue that killing any animal is wrong, which I don't agree with, because there's plenty of animals out there that aren't capable of suffering. there are neurological structures necessary for an organism to feel "emotional" states, and insects possess them quote:Furthermore, neural circuits supporting behavioral/electrophysiological states of attentiveness, sleep and decision making appear to have arisen in evolution as early as the invertebrate radiation, being evident in insects and cephalopod mollusks (e.g., octopus) if you have a bunch of fruit flies in a cage, and start heating half of the cage, the fruit flies will make a decision to move away from the heat
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tbqh everyone should supplement b12 since we apparently used to get it from dirt in our water and food and that isn't really possible nowadays because the dirt and water is poison
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Crumbskull posted:Explore beet powder, its whay I use in my 'black pudding' ew beets
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Nov 3, 2020 17:54
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Do it ironically posted:just because you can’t solve everything doesn’t mean you shouldn’t solve anything why is this always the argument against veganism people like eating meat and cheese so they find silly ways to rationalize it
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Nov 3, 2020 18:00
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Trabisnikof posted:there is some decent scientific evidence that some plants have biological processes that recognize harm and can communicate danger amongst each other. yes but none of that is anything related to consciousness. it's more like a whoopie cushion making a fart noise when you sit on it of course science journalism is absolutely useless at reporting this sort of stuff PLANTS SCREAM IN THE FACE OF STRESS
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Nov 3, 2020 18:48
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actionjackson posted:is whether wool gathering harms the animal actually relevant? if it's just about the principle of not using animal products, then it doesn't really matter does it? "as far as is possible and practicable"
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Nov 3, 2020 18:55
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Trabisnikof posted:but coral isn't more conscious than yeast yet one is vegan and the other isn't. its biology so there are always going to be grey areas but i havent read anything about coral being "conscious" in the cambridge declaration sense
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Nov 3, 2020 18:56
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fortunately it's pretty easy to avoid eating coral and sea sponges and jellyfish
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Trabisnikof posted:under the definition provided by the Vegan society cooking and eating treebeard as he begs you not to do it would still be vegan. the thing is that if you find the coral dead (since the "coral" part is like a skeleton of a dead thing or something i dont know) you arent actually contributing to animal suffering by using it alsoif you have leather stuff from before you were vegan it doesnt make a difference to throw it out. or if you eat a cheeseburger you find in the garbage there isn't really any ethical problem since youre not creating demand for animal goods. creating the economic demand is where the damage is really done
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Toningly posted:Questions for vegans: pls dont trigger me
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Nov 3, 2020 19:35
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you know what is fun vegan naked brutality w/ permadeath runs in rimworld, especially in a jungle biome
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Nov 3, 2020 23:00
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or just vegan naked brutality, but not in rimworld
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Nov 3, 2020 23:01
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endlessmonotony posted:It absolutely is. Where I am, grains are cheap and plentiful, as are root vegetables, but legumes are real expensive. al-ma'arri was allegedly vegan in the 11th century
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endlessmonotony posted:Well, no, there isn't. There's two thousand years of history of vegetarianism. they got b12 from dirt in vegetables and water which we cant do anymore because the earth is poisoned
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Nov 3, 2020 23:25
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endlessmonotony posted:Hah, post/av combo. "do not desire as food the flesh of slaughtered animals / Or the white milk of mothers who intended its pure draught / for their young" - al-ma'arri in the 11th century also he was anti-natalist because he thought it was better to never be born than to face the horrors of the world, and was also critical of religious dogma (including islam) and wrote a book that is basically like dante's divine comedy for his time and place. or more accurately, the divien comedy is basically the epistle of forgiveness of 14th century florence. cool guy all around baw has issued a correction as of 23:38 on Nov 3, 2020 |
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FacelessVoid posted:Ancient hominid diets--baring some regional exceptions like coasts and very high latitudes--were pretty close to modern day chimpanzees which are 97% plant based. We only think of cave men eating lots of meat because stuff like bones are particularly well preserved. However, evidence from stools suggests a primarily plant based diet. so youre telling me caveman poop is vegan
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Do it ironically posted:had to go to a mandatory funday Friday lunch where work bought everyone pizza and sides but I couldn’t eat anything, gently caress yeah the social aspect of veganism is one of the toughest parts but real friends will make vegan stuff when they invite you over for food sucks coming into work and theres a box of donuts or something tho
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Bot 02 posted:You're welcome! I haven't tried making unwrapped seitan, but I assume it's pretty important for the firmness. if you just throw it in boiling water you end up with a big thing of cooked seitan chunks that, if cooked in a pan with a bit of oil and spices, makes a pretty good ground meat substitute steaming is a good way of keeping it from getting too compact and homogenous, and you can stretch and fold before to give it a stringy texture once you get the hang of making seitan at home youll never go back to the store-bought stuff
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at first youre like "heck yeah hummus" and it becomes a staple food but eventually you move on to other things and eat it less often. if you ever take a vegan cooking class youre almost guaranteed to learn how to make hummus also yeah make your own dang hummus
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one of the things i struggle most with as a vegan is whether or not hunting is unethical in all circumstances so you shoot and kill an old buck. clean shot through the head. yes, you rob it of whatever life it had between the bullet entering its brain and its natural death, but given that its natural death would be starving to death in the winter because its body doesnt store enough fat anymore, is it more humane to just blow their brains out in the fall? i still dont eat meat even from animals killed in the wild but this question still bugs me a bit baw has issued a correction as of 10:36 on Nov 12, 2020 |
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Crane Fist posted:My biggest problem with veganism is that all vegans weigh 90 pounds and have cirrhosis and brittle bone disease https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00SWOUnAgL0
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bvj191jgl7bBsqF5m posted:Clarence Kennedy rules but he's also on a lot of gear yeah but every elite athlete has done some cycles either way juicing doesnt make you into an elite athlete, it just gives you a few extra percentage points along the margins Peanut President posted:stop slamming your weights on the ground oly plates are made for that because a controlled descent from overhead to the ground with 186kg is impossible baw has issued a correction as of 18:31 on Nov 22, 2020 |
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jarofpiss posted:like i know about clarence kennedy and that other strongman guy but i cannot imagine consistently eating 200g/day of protein from bean paste or whatever vegans are allowed to eat clarence manages 150 grams per day without supplements, here is some info about his diet  with seitan and soy chunks you get a lot of variety, you can essentially treat them like meat when it comes to cooking and seasoning
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tbqh clarence's meal doesnt look very good but any search for vegan junk food is gonna yield plenty of results, many containing protein
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