At the risk of offending vegetarians....
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This should be interesting....
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That's a good question.
It's a social/psychology thing, I suspect.0 -
Jim Gaffigan already addressed this0
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Carnivores are never creepy
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Jim Gaffigan already addressed this
He's as funny as cancer.0 -
I had this conversation recently. I think the Quorn stuff looks like meat to please the newer veggies, rather than the well practiced ones. It's a good substitute to ween new vegetarians off of meat products and onto more 'true' veggie foods. Veggies do not need this processed stuff on a daily basis.
Us carnivores have some pretty awesome foods, no reason the veggies can't have an equivalent/substitute!
...I know nothing btw, just my opinion.0 -
But if not meat shapes what shapes would they be? Would every vegetarian product be shaped like broccoli?0
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what does it really matter?
it's not like anyone's trying to trick you into eating fake meat, right?0 -
it's not like anyone's trying to trick you into eating fake meat, right?
Dude, do you not have a mother?
My mom tried to trick me into all kinds of "healthy" stuff.0 -
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....why the F**K would you make your food look like meat?
Vegetarian bacon, chops, mince, sausages, burgers, kievs, Hot dogs.....WHY??????
We carnivores don't make veg shaped meat products.....
Well, some vegetarians are veg because they feel bad eating animals and not because they don't enjoy the taste of meat. So it's nice for them that they can knid of have both, although the fake meats rarely taste just like the real thing. It's still nice to have sometimes.0 -
These just make me smile.
I actually really like standard quorn fillets/pieces in their own right - they sure as heck don't taste or feel anything like chicken.0 -
As a former vegetarian...the key to offending them is to open your mouth and have sound come out. They will take it personally.
Also, hypocrisy seems to be the primary reason for meat shaped non-meat. But I'm not bitter about my own stupidity. I'm FINE.0 -
I had this conversation recently. I think the Quorn stuff looks like meat to please the newer veggies, rather than the well practiced ones. It's a good substitute to ween new vegetarians off of meat products and onto more 'true' veggie foods. Veggies do not need this processed stuff on a daily basis.
When I first went to vegetarian the fake meat help make the transition a great deal easier. Now that I have been at it for almost a year I no longer eat that fake meat. I did some research on it and it is worse for you then real meat. Now I really enjoy the veggie based foods. But it is all a matter of personal opinion and ye=our own reason to go vegetarian.0 -
I like to shape my meat to look like the animal that I'm eating. No denial.0
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As a former vegetarian...the key to offending them is to open your mouth and have sound come out. They will take it personally.
LOL
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As a former vegetarian...the key to offending them is to open your mouth and have sound come out. They will take it personally.
Also, hypocrisy seems to be the primary reason for meat shaped non-meat. But I'm not bitter about my own stupidity. I'm FINE.0 -
I admit I find this weird, too. But I think it's more to do with how other people perceive what they're eating.
Like, you can't tell the difference between a quorn sausage and a real sausage unless you're eating it... maybe it comes from a desire to not feel like an outcast.
Although I don't know any health benefits to not eating meat, nor do I see any environmental benefits if you're eating organic free-range meat products, so I don't know why anyone would choose not to.
Fair enough that animals get slaughtered and that's not so nice, but... meh? animals die horrible violent deaths all the time. At least our version of slaughter is "humane" in comparison.0 -
I've been vegetarian since age 9 and eat quorn all the time - I like the taste, I just don't like eating animals. Simple!0
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For people that can not eat meat for medical reasons not ethical.0
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