
Chthonic confesses: "Only last year did I discover why the lids of things in tubes have a recessed pointy bit built into them." Tell us about the facepalm moment when you realised you were doing something wrong.
( , Thu 15 Jul 2010, 13:23)
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none of the heart-clogging fat. Or expenses. Or cruelty even.
*hides under desk to await broadside from b3tard carnivores*
( , Wed 21 Jul 2010, 15:05, 2 replies)

....All animal products once semi-cooked are immediately rendered nourishing and tasty! Slices of sentient being, no matter the pedigree of animal, format of delivery, cooking methodology or presentational form, are the highest form of consumable!
Mince rules! By the simple process of mincing you can take nostril and foreskin and bits of hoof and, with just the addition of some tomatoes, create a dish worthy of an entire country! The many and varied outputs of the sausage industry would be as nothing without it's ground animal base! Dishes ranging in provenance from mince and potatoes right up to steak tartar all pay fealty to the big man and his meat smasher!
Honestly, this place is a fucking pit of homo carrot munchers!
( , Wed 21 Jul 2010, 17:04, closed)

If you don't mind me quoting, I'm sorely tempted to get a t-shirt with "Homo Carrot Muncher"!
(or indeed "Mince rules!")
( , Wed 21 Jul 2010, 19:04, closed)

And does "TVP" stand for "Typical Vegetarian Pulp"?
Honestly, I've got nothing against people who eat vegetables and eschew meat. It's all the textured vegetable protein, veggie sausage, nut cutlet, bacon substitute-eating pretend veggies that annoy me.
If you like meat so much, eat meat and stop being so squeamish, FFS.
And if you're going veggie, eat vegetables (they're lovely) and stop trying to turn them into things that resemble meat in all but flavour.
( , Wed 21 Jul 2010, 17:08, closed)

If not-
The main reasons for eating fake-meat nonsense is that it's cheap, healthy & easy to prepare veggie equivalents of meaty-favourites WITHOUT ANY ANIMALS SUFFERING.
And that's as close to a preachy veggie I ever want to get. Plus b3ta attracts a far more intelligent selection of society (with occasional exceptions) who don't need pointing out the obvious.
( , Wed 21 Jul 2010, 19:02, closed)

When I was a student I wanted to eat TVP because it would mean I could cook it badly and still not have the problems associated with badly-cooked meat. However, I soon discovered that TVP cost about 5 times as much as meat.
If/when TVP is actually priced as it ought to be, being a product of a bacterium acting on industrial waste, I'll probably buy it. Until that day I'll stick to the flesh of dead animals.
( , Wed 21 Jul 2010, 20:13, closed)

...why would you WANT "veggie equivalents of meaty favourites"? There are far more types of vegetable than there are common types of meat, after all. And, generally, they're better for you than any dead animal equivalent.
It strikes me that this particular subtype of vegetarian might either have limited imagination, or still be hankering after meat, or both. If meat is murder, "veggie equivalents of meaty-favourites" are surely the favourites of abstaining murderers, rather than reformed characters?
( , Thu 22 Jul 2010, 10:34, closed)
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