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As opposed to the non vegan version which actually is body parts collected from a morgue.....Looks like parts collected from a morgue.
Guaranteed to keep the Vampires awayMrs WW has started to make her own "meat" burgers and stakes
Living proof of what can happen if the human race interferes too much with the process of natural selection!There is no such thing as a naturally vegan mammal.
But many are vegan after their first year...There is no such thing as a naturally vegan mammal.
Yes we are vegetarian and my wife keeps buying different vege bacon and it’s always horribleShrunken penis in a box anyone?
I bought some not meat based 'bacon' a couple of weeks back. It was rather like a serious drag act, where you could tell what it was trying to be, and it was sending out all the key signals, yet simply wasn't what it said on the tin. Smokey, salty, dark red/brown, able to go crispy when fried, yet almost completely unlike bacon.
A few people have said to me, over time, that they'd happily go VeggieYes we are vegetarian and my wife keeps buying different vege bacon and it’s always horrible
Yep I still miss bacon and egg bapsA few people have said to me, over time, that they'd happily go Veggie
But then there is Bacon ...
This. There really is no need to go to extremes. We've cut out a lot of meat in recent years. We'd eat more fish but, given our proximity to the coast, it's so difficult to get anything decent.The thing is though, you don’t have to cut it out completely, just maybe reduce consumption to get all the positives and benefits. If you ate meat say twice a week you’d still be helping reduce the environmental impacts (not such an issue in this country) and improving your health. It doesn’t have to be a dichotomy.
If you want that bacony taste I can fully recommend Bacon.Yes we are vegetarian and my wife keeps buying different vege bacon and it’s always horrible
I do eat fish though
I'm vegetarian too; I do eat fish, game, poultry, beef, lamb, pork, wild boar and venison though.Yes we are vegetarian and my wife keeps buying different vege bacon and it’s always horrible
I do eat fish though
A few people have said to me, over time, that they'd happily go Veggie
But then there is Bacon ...
Then you're not a vegetarian.Yes we are vegetarian and my wife keeps buying different vege bacon and it’s always horrible
I do eat fish though
To be exact then I think it’s called a pescatarianThen you're not a vegetarian.
The thing is though, you don’t have to cut it out completely, just maybe reduce consumption to get all the positives and benefits. If you ate meat say twice a week you’d still be helping reduce the environmental impacts (not such an issue in this country) and improving your health. It doesn’t have to be a dichotomy.
Yep I know it’s the missus that keeps buying the stuff and every time I say it’s going to be horrible and every time I can say I told you soIf you want that bacony taste I can fully recommend Bacon.
TBH that is a tough call between that and a bacon butty ..cheese on toast
Yep I know it’s the missus that keeps buying the stuff and every time I say it’s going to be horrible and every time I can say I told you so
My favourite now is cheese on toast with an egg
Close but no cigar.TBH that is a tough call between that and a bacon butty ..
Although someone I worked ages ago, had that covered, cheese and bacon sarnies.
I'm not convinced on that one though.
The correct answer is egg and chips
Egg always makes me think of upset tummies.
What about cattle, sheep, goats, horses?There is no such thing as a naturally vegan mammal.
Not vegetarian then . . .Yes we are vegetarian and my wife keeps buying different vege bacon and it’s always horrible
I do eat fish though
What about cattle, sheep, goats, horses?
To be exact then I think it’s called a pescatarianWhat about cattle, sheep, goats, horses?
Not vegetarian then . . .
Personally, I agree with veganism and have several close family members who are vegan, but the nearest that I get to being a vegan myself is to eat vegan food - mainly cattle and sheep.