• @riodoro1
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    A person will eat this and later preach to vegans dietary advice

    • no bananaOP
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      Literally cat food tbh

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        I think their point was that the person will eat a literal cube and then tell vegans that their food isn’t nutritional.

        • Farid
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          I wasn’t reminding them that ham isn’t vegan, I was referencing “chicken isn’t vegan?” from Scott Pilgrim.

            • Farid
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              112 months ago

              Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010), pretty weird and original movie based on a comic book series. I recommend.

                • Farid
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                  42 months ago

                  To be fair, it’s been 14 years. Time spares no one.

                • Farid
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                  42 months ago

                  Is this a roast? Am I being roasted? But it’s okay, I give my consent. And that makes me (my meat) vegan 😌

        • @doingthestuff
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          My MIL is a lifelong vegetarian who eats bacon, because “bacon is a condiment.”

          • @[email protected]
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            I’ve got friends who are flexitarians, they’ll eat meat every few months when going out with friends, this way they aren’t limiting the group if they want to try a specific restaurant.

            • @[email protected]
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              I never quite understood why you have to go full vegan or not. I’m pretty much vegan, but when i’m on a bbq for example and they have three more chicken wings that get thrown away because no one wants them, i eat them, no problem. Same in a restaurant that doesn’t really have a vegan alternative. But i would never buy meat or meat products to cook at home, because i always prefer the alternative

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                You don’t, and cutting down on meat eating by any amount helps. “Meatless Mondays” and other similar memes are good ways to introduce vegetarian possibilities to people raised on meat-mandatory diets.

                My ex was very strict vegetarian except for meat they purchased themselves from an ethical butcher they had vetted.

            • Aniki 🌱🌿
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              42 months ago

              This is the only way we’re gonna convince people to eat less fucking meat all the god damn time.

          • @affiliate
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            22 months ago

            how does she define “condiment”?

            • @doingthestuff
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              I’ve never asked, but generally it’s something you put on your main food items to add flavor. She does require that it’s crumbled, and crispy. Bacon bits essentially, but she prefers the real ones to the fake ones. It’s not like she eats bacon every day.

              • @affiliate
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                oh okay that’s pretty reasonable. i forgot about bacon bits

      • @SuperIce
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        52 months ago

        The amount of sodium in ham is likely toxic to cats

        • @[email protected]
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          Careful, you’re pointing out that cats have different nutritional needs than humans. We don’t tolerate that shit around here /s

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      Yeah, if you like something don’t learn about how it’s done, just think god gave it to you like that. If you think about it you ain’t gonna eat anything anymore. Everything we buy is either very disgusting or involve some kind of torture/slavery (human or not). So either don’t think or think a lot and only eat from your own garden. (fyi I live in a flat so I can’t have a garden)

    • @sicarius
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      Reminds me of the writing of David wrong / Jason pargin who wrote the John dies at the ends series of books.

  • @ngwoo
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    392 months ago

    All meat is processed by definition

      • @ccunning
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        Really depends on where you draw the line on processing I guess.

        Cooking? Killing? Seasoning?

        There’s a popular dish in Thailand; กุ้งเต้น Goong Dten “Dancing Shrimp”; made of tiny whole live shrimp seasoned with lime and chilies.

        Arguably less processed than a raw oyster
        Also, arguably more processed than a raw oyster.

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          I think puritans will say unprocessed is live unseasoned.

          I have tried raw oysters once and found that they are only palatable when cooked, as swallowing a ball of slime was not easy, and lemon did not help at all.

      • @cuerdo
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        only if you byte through the shell

        • @trxxruraxvr
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          Opening the shell does nothing to what’s inside. I wouldn’t call that processing of the meat.

          • @cuerdo
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            Isn’t the shell kept closed by “the meat”? By opening it you are cutting through their muscles. Being stabbed is quite a process.

            • @trxxruraxvr
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              So is living. If you’re going to be that pedantic no unprocessed food can possibly exist.

    • @[email protected]
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      132 months ago

      Sure, but there’s a world of difference between a steak and a slice of Billy Bear mystery meat.

    • no bananaOP
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      82 months ago

      Even my meat am I right

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      There are different degrees of processing. The “meat” mentioned here is ultra-processed garbage. Cutting out and grilling a steak is similar to digging out, peeling and cooking a potato.

      • @RememberTheApollo_
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        It’s the difference between a whole, cooked potato and Pringles.

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          Aren’t Pringle’s even made of corn flour primarily? But yeah, that’s another good example.

          Edit: got me curious, looked it up myself. Short: no, almost [sic!] half of them is potatos and it’s wheat starch, not corn.

  • @[email protected]
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    God, my sister bought a can because she was visiting and wanted to try it, and didn’t eat it before leaving so I thought I’d eat it to get rid of it… 😩

    I can’t remember the last time I gagged while eating something, but this caused me to almost vomit mom’s spaghetti.

    That’s dog food. Not meant for human consumption.

  • Windows_Error_Noises
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    202 months ago

    Now, with Listeria! ™️ –for that sparkling fresh digestive tract!–

    • no bananaOP
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      62 months ago

      Listeria is in high demand these days

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            It’s also not kosher and Christians really aren’t supposed to eat it either they just don’t give a shit about what the Bible says

            • no bananaOP
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              52 months ago

              “Don’t give a shit about the repressive stuff” was kind of Jesus’ vibe anyways

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              Christians regularly ignore the 10 commandments, the most basic of rules in their religion. Of course they’ll ignore the stuff that means they can’t eat tasty pork

  • @Wispy2891
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    Side question: the US you don’t have ham made from a single piece of meat?

    In my country that is the norm for ham, an abomination like that has no market. The only similar to it is something like “low fat chicken ham” (not actually called ham on the box as it would be false advertising)

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      I’m not in the US. Can’t tell you.

      But I do like the look of that meat right there. Fantastic.

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          Hello, danish ham! The danes really know what they’re doing.

    • themeatbridge
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      And likely a fair bit of bone and connective tissue, but it’s all been processed and homogenized.

      • @3ntranced
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        Just like my chicken nuggies

    • @JusticeForPorygon
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      I was gonna say has this person ever had Spam? It’s borderline volatile because it’s like 60% water and fat.

    • @[email protected]
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      Yes it is.

      When processed, the meat bits, (and yes they are leftover meat bits), are ground into a paste with water added, (nearly all ham you buy has “Water Added” listed on the tag - exception would be something like “country ham” or prosciutto ham), then pumped into a carboy, (the paste is then called babbit), seasonings are then mixed in and then molded by machine into a glorious block 'o ham! To be sold at your local Deli as part of a delicious sandwich for which you happily pay your “hardly earned” monies.

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          Eh, such products minimize the waste of things that would otherwise be thrown away and lost. Us humans have been processing the scraps and leftovers of our food into other edible products for as long as we can remember - Waste not, Want not.

          The problem is the disconnect modern urbanites have from their food and not knowing how it gets made. If you like deli ham eat it! (in moderation as all things should be), it’s not all that different in processing than a hot dog, sausage, or hamburger. Or even cheese…

          • @FarmTaco
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            great, now I cant have hot dogs, sausages, hamburgers or cheese!!!

              • @FarmTaco
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                I think love might actually be more toxic than hotdogs depending on the manufacturer of both

        • @[email protected]
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          I don’t see how this is particularly any more gross than other ways of preparing meat?

          I mean shit you kill something and eat it, however you go at it, meat’s meat.

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          52 months ago

          How is that any different than a sausage, hamburger, or any other food using ground meat? If we are going to eat meat, it’s better to utilize as much of the animal as possible.