Going Vegan

[dunksby]

What thread are you referring to?

You guessed 100% correctly, I only lasted about a month as a vegan.

Despite not being vegan, I have managed to cut my intake of factory farmed meat down to nearly zero... and those factory farms are really what my gripe was about in the first place.

I go for free range meat, eggs and so on as well; not only they are the healthier option but also taste better.

[Rocket]

I will eat a huge ribeye when I get home from work today in honor of the amazing thread!

[Nanners]

I go for free range meat, eggs and so on as well; not only they are the healthier option but also taste better.

yeah the difference between a fresh free range egg and eggs you get at most grocery stores is crazy, they might as well be a different food entirely.

[Hawker]

Since my post was too confusing for you, maybe some pictures can clear it up

I am okay with eating this



but I dont want to eat this

I like my brisket grass fed with a 90 day grain fed before they get killed. Fattens them up.

[Nanners]

I like my brisket grass fed with a 90 day grain fed before they get killed. Fattens them up.

I always try to buy organic and/or grass fed red meat, but theres nothing inherently wrong with feeding a cow grain imo. I would eat the shit out of one of those Japanese Kobe cows that drinks beer and listens to classical music all day.

Cows should be fat... but they should be fat and happy not fat and miserable.

[sixerfan82]

Vegan isn't bad, it just gets a bad rep because it's not normal.

I've found that the milk, ice cream, fish, burgers, and ground beef are pretty good.

Now the steak, chicken, and eggs I'd not given to my worst enemy