Plant based "meat." Interesting.
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Bjay said:
That's what I was waiting to read.. Agreed 100% :Y:
Dont let that worry ya. My old man had none for years. Got himself some choppers a couple of years ago. What he used to do wast cut it in really small bits, then just gently gum on it a bit to release a bit of flavour. Said it tasted just the same. :Y:Feral said:
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golddiggerart said:
It's an Image thing, people who eat this crap just want to tell everyone how they love fluffy animals, Not taking in to account that this nuked crap could give them 20 different types of Cancer In one mouth full, Not enough is known about it because no one has eaten it long enough to see the results,
Soya it's self might be healthy but all the chemical crap isn't, but without the chemical flavourings etc this stuff would be just like eating Plain Flour and it is all those chemicals that's gonna make ya bark like a Dog and lick ya nuts at the traffic lights waiting for the lights to turn green, LOL
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I don't harm plants.....AT ALL!
High fat low carb. All the macronutrients you need in fat.......
High fat low carb. All the macronutrients you need in fat.......
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If you took a random sample of meat, veges, and just about any other food you can think of you're almost certain to encounter some type of chemical during the process if you source it from retail means.
Australian food standards are fairly restrictive though with fairly stringent withholding and exclusion periods. Although I couldnt be 100% certain I would hazard a guess theres probably a higher concentration of chemicals in your drinking water supplied in most towns and cities than in either your meat or vegetables.
All in all though if you turn to studies its unlikely you would be any more informed about which kind of diet is better and what pitfalls to avoid. For Western populations, where we eat throughout the day, the research on diet and nutrition isnt particularly rigorous.
Australian food standards are fairly restrictive though with fairly stringent withholding and exclusion periods. Although I couldnt be 100% certain I would hazard a guess theres probably a higher concentration of chemicals in your drinking water supplied in most towns and cities than in either your meat or vegetables.
All in all though if you turn to studies its unlikely you would be any more informed about which kind of diet is better and what pitfalls to avoid. For Western populations, where we eat throughout the day, the research on diet and nutrition isnt particularly rigorous.
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OldGT said:
I have never had a good Steak over here, I bought some and was really looking forward to it and I put it in the fry pan and not long after it started boiling where they pumped a heap of water in to the meat and I had to drain it off and replace the oil and it started to release more water and it ended up a Grey colour, after draining the pan again I finally got it to start going dark but by that time it was too over cooked,
Lamb and fish are the only meats over here that they don't stuff up, Most steak or beef cost starts around $18.00 per Kg and they trim every bit of fat off it so it can't cook in it's own juices, My work Boots would taste better if ya took the laces out, LOL.
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I will now call you "the keto kid"goldtrapper said:
Bjay said:
OR you could just put it in a blender...... and drink it.
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Well this could blow up in my face if theres any crazys out there lurking(its ok Im used to things blowing up in my face, grew up on a farm and did all sorts of stupid stuff). Anyway I read something a while ago(cant remember where) that was of a scientific nature. The gist of it was about the fact that if early man hadnt of eaten meat we wouldnt have survived or developed as a species. Good or bad? I cant answer that for everyone, but we do like finding gold. :goldnugget:
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What's going to happen to all the cows? Maybe we will see adverts on tv asking us to adopt a cow instead of a kid.
I'm going to have a burger made from meat.
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Bjay said:Well this could blow up in my face if theres any crazys out there lurking(its ok Im used to things blowing up in my face, grew up on a farm and did all sorts of stupid stuff). Anyway I read something a while ago(cant remember where) that was of a scientific nature. The gist of it was about the fact that if early man hadnt of eaten meat we wouldnt have survived or developed as a species. Good or bad? I cant answer that for everyone, but we do like finding gold. :goldnugget:
Yeah, I have heard something along those lines also.
Something about the protein and brain development.
You may have to get used to, the plant based substitute, you will not have a choice. lf the prices put meat, out of reach of the average person.
https://www.iceagenow.info/tax-meat-until-its-too-expensive-to-eat-new-un-report-suggests/
https://www.iceagenow.info/tax-meat-until-its-too-expensive-to-eat-new-un-report-suggests/
Love a good T bone to feral but like you it is hard chewing,so i cut the meat off the bone ,give it a good flogging with the meat hammer then throw it and the bone in the fry pan :drooling: :drooling: :drooling: :drooling:
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Here at our local wollies you pay more for plant based fake meat :N: :lol:sulphide said:
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