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Qanyone Else Fed Up With Veganuary?
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If someone chooses to be a vegan and deny themselves the rich variety of food on offer that's up to them. However, I'm more than fed up with newspapers pushing veganism etc. There's now a vegan pub in Hackney apparently where they call dishes things like vegan "chicken" - if vegans so despise meat-eaters why on earth do they want to call a dish by a meaty name?
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I think that it behoves us all to know exactly what we are putting into our mouths and make our own minds up after educating ourselves. Ive done shed loads of research and I'm not convinced that eating meat is healthy for the human body (unless starving of course) Meat is pumped full of hormones etc, and the animal is often treated appallingly during its life. And yet I'm still a meat eater but at least an educated one, for others it might make them question just what they are putting into their mouths.
I think that it behoves us all to know exactly what we are putting into our mouths and make our own minds up after educating ourselves. Ive done shed loads of research and I'm not convinced that eating meat is healthy for the human body (unless starving of course) Meat is pumped full of hormones etc, and the animal is often treated appallingly during its life. And yet I'm still a meat eater but at least an educated one, for others it might make them question just what they are putting into their mouths.
Nailit.....I have a certain amount of sympathy with the vegetarian cause. I, too, am not happy with some of the means of production of food in Britain. I try to avoid non-free range chicken and eggs for instance.
But veganism is just plain daft.
A vegan once told me that there is no such thing as free range chicken, and yet I bought some eggs on a farm in Pembrokeshire this week, and the chickens were so free range, I nearly ran 3 over, on leaving the farmyard.
But veganism is just plain daft.
A vegan once told me that there is no such thing as free range chicken, and yet I bought some eggs on a farm in Pembrokeshire this week, and the chickens were so free range, I nearly ran 3 over, on leaving the farmyard.
Nailit...your reasons are also the reasons why "clean eating" has taken off in popularity. Not just vegan/vegetarian obviously, but also paleo/primal...both of which encourage eating organic and pastured meat that is handled in an ethical manner to get it onto our tables. It's just a shame that it's priced out of most folks reach.
I don't think I could ever cut meat/fish/poultry or dairy out of my diet...I believe humans evolved to eat meat,and, we evolved *because* we ate meat.
I don't think I could ever cut meat/fish/poultry or dairy out of my diet...I believe humans evolved to eat meat,and, we evolved *because* we ate meat.
Some say that cattle are a major cause of global warming
https:/ /www.ne wscient ist.com /articl e/21492 20-gras s-fed-b eef-is- bad-for -the-pl anet-an d-cause s-clima te-chan ge/
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Pasta, yes, ive had similar conversations with you in the past about this (palio diet etc) At the moment I'm playing devils advocate here.
//meat that is handled in an ethical manner to get it onto our tables//
I'm at a loss has to how we can slaughter an animal 'ethically'.
As for dairy, I know of no other animal that intentionally drinks another animals milk. Or drinks milk beyond infancy.
As I said, just playing devils advocate here...I currently eat meat and drink milk. Just coming to the conclusion that it isnt neccessarily right, ethical or needed.
(Im probably wrong as usual...just trying to see all sides)
//meat that is handled in an ethical manner to get it onto our tables//
I'm at a loss has to how we can slaughter an animal 'ethically'.
As for dairy, I know of no other animal that intentionally drinks another animals milk. Or drinks milk beyond infancy.
As I said, just playing devils advocate here...I currently eat meat and drink milk. Just coming to the conclusion that it isnt neccessarily right, ethical or needed.
(Im probably wrong as usual...just trying to see all sides)
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