#vegitarian — Public Fediverse posts

Just seen an M&S advert, about how M&S pigs have such great lives, living in outdoors “pigloo’s” (little houses like igloos) and generally being super happy.

Ya, but you’re still killing them and eating the poor fuckers!

Care about the welfare of pigs? Stop fucking eating them!

#vegitarian #meatismurder

America Has Never Really Known What to Make of #vegitarian
https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2024/07/america-has-never-really-known-what-to-make-of-vegetarians/678969/

#Australia has approved three #insects for #eating. But are they really the #food of the future?
While #insectprotein may have great #sustainability credentials, setting up a food industry that goes against some cultural norms comes with challenges.
#vegitarian #vegitarianism #vegitarianfood

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/australia-has-approved-three-insects-for-eating-but-are-they-really-the-food-of-the-future/n4spzgpmr

A quick shout out to Omsom instant noodles. I’ve been really liking their products, particularly the Soy Garlic flavor, and they are easy to prepare. For this dish I stir fried some red pepper and sugar snap peas, and cooked some tofu in the oven. https://omsom.com #vegitarian #tofu #omsom

Check out Longo's longevity diet for optimal health:
🌱 Mostly plant-based
🥦 High veggies, low fruit
🌱 Legumes & tree nuts
🌾 Whole grains
🐟 Fish 3-4 times a week

#HealthyLiving #LongevityDiet #vegan #vegitarian #centurion #pescatarian

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/04/italian-longevity-expert-how-to-eat-for-a-long-healthy-life.html

Stanford study maintains that plant-based diet lives up to its hype after testing with identical twins: 'A #vegan diet is healthier'. Even small changes can make a difference to health. #vegitarian #vegitarismus #veganfood #veganism #health #healthyliving

https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/stanford-medicine-plant-based-diet-twins/

On plant based meat.

For those of us that eat meat, there's really nothing like a good hamburger with an 80/20 ground beef patty and a great brioche bun. A good grind of beef and a good bun are really all that's needed to make a satisfying hamburger. The extra ingredients are enjoyable, incidental, and not always needed, at least in my opinion.

Today I had an Impossible burger. Something that I have periodically. And, I enjoyed it. It has a good flavor, nice mouth feel, and is satisfying.

But I don't think that it should be measured against a beef-based burger. Similarly, a beef-based burger should not be compared with a patty made from pork, turkey, or chicken. They are all a different sandwich.

So, we should embrace that there are good meat alternates available that have numerous benefits when compared to meat, even, as in my case, when the alternate is only periodic.

#Vegitarian #PlantBasedMeat #MeatSubstitute #MeatFree #ImpossibleMeat #ImpossibleBurger

edit: Added beef to ground beef patty

Basic Easy Hummus - no tahini #philthyCasualKitchen #hummus #cooking #food #vegitarian #vegan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypXV2XEl7_g&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon

Tasmanian Quality Meats' export registration has been partially suspended - the decision comes after #animal #activists released video footage taken inside the abattoir. #animalcruelty #vegitarian #vegan
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-22/tasmanian-quality-meats-export-registration-partially-suspended/103258734

This is an incredibly interesting study. I still can't help but wonder if the root cause of the drastic difference is just that our horrible food supply just affects animal products more than plant products (and yes, I know the omnivore got high quality meats but that still doesn't preclude animal treatments/feed, etc).

Why the disparity? Well, animal based foods are more popular and corporations have more motive to optimize those foods for profit so could that be the root? I don't have the answers but it's clear that our food supply (especially in the US) is produced for profits and not health or nutrition.

And let me also be clear, I don't fault anyone for going vegetarian or vegan.... Actually I give them props. Regardless of what the reason is there are clearly health benefits.

https://kvia.com/news/2023/12/01/one-identical-twin-went-vegan-while-the-other-didnt-see-what-happened/

#vegan #vegitarian #redmeat #health #diet #omnivore #CorporateAmerica

A groundbreaking project led by #Australian company Vow has successfully created a meatball using the recreated flesh of the long-extinct woolly mammoth, demonstrating the potential of growing flesh from cells without the need for animal slaughter #meat #vegitarian

https://www.earth.com/news/company-creates-meatballs-from-extinct-woolly-mammoth/