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Cool NIN Shirt posted:… have you ever seen the conditions in which dairy or eggs are produced? But is that an argue against milk/egg consumption or its reform?
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Cool NIN Shirt posted:… have you ever seen the conditions in which dairy or eggs are produced? That could just as well be an argument for humane and ethical treatment of farm animals. ... though I don't know how you meet the current demand with just pasture raised cows and chickens.
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May 11, 2023 13:11
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if there were an ethical way to consume milk/eggs/etc. it would still involve a massive voluntary cutback of our current intake of those things
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May 11, 2023 13:19
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Plus the farm lobbies and industry groups would fight it tooth and nail. They're the reason the US stuffs corn into every type of food. Hell, I was looking at a bottle of tonic water last night and there's corn in that too. Edit: lol 
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May 11, 2023 13:26
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theres CORN in the TONIC WATER
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May 11, 2023 13:28
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everyone is talking about microplastics. when are we going to talk about microcorns?
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May 11, 2023 13:29
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Obviously there are worse food additives than corn. But if you want to talk about squirrelly things we do to food for the sake of profit then I feel like "corn: it's everything" is a prime example.
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May 11, 2023 13:32
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McCracAttack posted:That could just as well be an argument for humane and ethical treatment of farm animals. Eggs would be an issue but the US actually massively overproduces milk and US government continues to storage in cheese blocs in cave (I am serious). The issue isn't supply as much as price.
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May 11, 2023 13:38
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Koishi Komeiji posted:Yum! corp. is like a food amoeba they could easily absorb some beer company and call it Yum! beer. They have TBs with liquor licences, they're called Taco Bell Cantinas and NIMBYs in my region vetoed it bc it was too close to the movie theater.
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May 11, 2023 15:25
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Smythe posted:drinking a bud light tall boy smythe has gone woke
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Tall boys are the regional flavor of this country. Sure, you can find bud light or PBR or icehouse anywhere, of course. But when it comes to the cheap ones? Up here we have Rainer and Hamms but when I go to the southeast they don’t have either, just stuff like Milwaukee’s best and old Milwaukee. And what about that beer from jaws, the New England one that starts with an N that I don’t feel like looking up. Universally I only see that swill on sale at beach towns In a true workers paradise we’d have consistent national supply of all the different regional lovely tall boys. I can dream
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HashtagGirlboss posted:Tall boys are the regional flavor of this country. Sure, you can find bud light or PBR or icehouse anywhere, of course. But when it comes to the cheap ones? Up here we have Rainer and Hamms but when I go to the southeast they don’t have either, just stuff like Milwaukee’s best and old Milwaukee. And what about that beer from jaws, the New England one that starts with an N that I don’t feel like looking up. Universally I only see that swill on sale at beach towns the N one is 'gansett, and it kinda sucks. they made a fantastic oktoberfest though lone star continues to be the best cheap beer
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May 11, 2023 16:06
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PBR ME ASAP (you know a beer has reached peak capitalism when you can sing the jingle forever)
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May 11, 2023 16:07
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HashtagGirlboss posted:Tall boys are the regional flavor of this country. Sure, you can find bud light or PBR or icehouse anywhere, of course. But when it comes to the cheap ones? Up here we have Rainer and Hamms but when I go to the southeast they don’t have either, just stuff like Milwaukee’s best and old Milwaukee. And what about that beer from jaws, the New England one that starts with an N that I don’t feel like looking up. Universally I only see that swill on sale at beach towns Old German, the world knows no finer
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May 11, 2023 16:09
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Going to name drop Marion Nestle here. She has written a lot of really good books if you’re interested in food politics. She just had a recent article on how tech startups are inserting animal genes into crops but disregarding allergens. https://www.foodpolitics.com/ quote:The FDA warns molecular farming companies to watch out for food allergens
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May 11, 2023 16:26
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:if there were an ethical way to consume milk/eggs/etc. it would still involve a massive voluntary cutback of our current intake of those things grazing livestock serve an important ecological function (a lot of species are reliant on the open landscapes they create) so low-intensity keeping where the local lands provide enough to feed them without needing to import massive amounts of soy beans and such would be ethical from an enviromental perspective
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May 11, 2023 18:07
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:everyone is talking about microplastics. when are we going to talk about microcorns? I never eat the microcorns when I get chinese takeout I hate those things
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May 11, 2023 18:30
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Crusty Nutsack posted:that’s a thing and it’s called woody breasts https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/why-does-woody-breast-still-have-the-industry-stumped quote:Studying woody breasts under a microscope, the Aviagen team has found muscle-fibre degeneration and active repair, an increased deposition of connective tissue and fat and an infiltration of immune cells – which are involved in both removing the degraded muscle cells and stimulating muscle repair. These changes indicate reduced oxygen levels in the muscles, which causes them undergo oxidative stress. This in turn results in insufficient levels of antioxidants in the chickens’ breast tissue. Understanding the factors that impact oxygen and antioxidant levels in the muscle has been key to Aviagen’s research, says Santiago Avendano, global director of genetics for the Aviagen Group. Everything from the birds’ environment to vaccinations are being studied as possible causes and contributing factors. The cardiovascular system of a chicken cannot support the enormous muscle tissue we've selected them to grow. We have ruined chickens.
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May 11, 2023 19:32
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Science has ruined breast enlargement
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croup coughfield posted:theres CORN in the TONIC WATER
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Fat-Lip-Sum-41.mp3 posted:https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/why-does-woody-breast-still-have-the-industry-stumped lmao
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i say swears online posted:ortolan. i went bald early because of the napkin god saw what you did and smote you for it
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quote:how's the food?
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Marion Nestle is ftw and it's hilarious that she has that name
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Caught up with the thread and Portland does indeed have the best water. I force carbonate a keg so I have sparkling water on tap, so simple and so decadent
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War and Pieces posted:Abolish private kitchens and mandate cafeterias in all apartments and work places this, but also for bathrooms. Just have like six little toilet/shower/sinks/full body dryers per floor or whatever
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Every second a toilet doesn't have poo poo in it is a second wasted
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a burger & a beer, steak, animal based food, caeser salad, french fries, etc. basically all 5 things on the menu at contemporary restaurants are extremely old and reflective of a very bygone era
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