The first Vegan burger that bleeds like meat

Very interesting! I know some people who wouldn't eat it on principle, though

What a horrible concept.

Hmmmmm. Vegans and vegetarians don't particularly want to be reminded of blood, but if it makes the burger nice, they might go for it.

Raggamuffin wrote:Hmmmmm. Vegans and vegetarians don't particularly want to be reminded of blood, but if it makes the burger nice, they might go for it.

I should think it's more geared up for the carnivores who feel they should eat something healthy but want it to look like meat.

That's exactly why it's been made Horatio.
These people are trying to save the planet by cutting down on killing animals.
Their point is in the video and also they say the meat we are eating now is just completely devoid of benefits as its been so messed about with.

but.....does it moo whan you bite it

and a veggie burger ISNT "messed about with" give over...I mean to make it even vaguely edible you need half a chemistry set of flavourings in it...

mono sodium this
and E that .....

nah...give me field to fork anytime

I've been waiting for you to arrive Mr Victor

well ick

Hahahahah Cass care to elaborate?

eddie wrote:I've been waiting for you to arrive  Mr Victor

of course fungus head......

Listen you rabbit muncher, have you watched the whole video?
The lady said it tasted like real blood! Plant blood!!

eddie wrote:Hahahahah Cass care to elaborate?

the idea and then Vic's comments.

Ick ick ick ick....icky

Cass wrote:

eddie wrote:Hahahahah Cass care to elaborate?

the idea and then Vic's comments.

Ick ick ick ick....icky

Don't listen to Vic, Cass! He doesn't comb his beard. There are actual bunnies living in it.

eddie wrote:

Cass wrote:

the idea and then Vic's comments.

Ick ick ick ick....icky

Don't listen to Vic, Cass! He doesn't comb his beard. There are actual bunnies living in it.

He has a bush full of bunnies???? And a long staff....goodness gracious me

eddie wrote:

Cass wrote:

eddie wrote:Hahahahah Cass care to elaborate?

the idea and then Vic's comments.

Ick ick ick ick....icky

Don't listen to Vic, Cass! He doesn't comb his beard. There are actual bunnies living in it.

I have to have somewhere to keep a snack or two.....


plant blood ...PAH.....try telling that to Vlad Von Drac

eddie wrote:That's exactly why it's been made Horatio.
These people are trying to save the planet by cutting down on killing animals.
Their point is in the video and also they say the meat we are eating now is just completely devoid of benefits as its been so messed about with.

BULLSHIT, eddie...

"These people"  don't give a damn about saving the planet, nor are they interested in animal welfare..

THEY are nothing more than another bunch of greedy capitalists marketing their little start up company; aiming to exploit peoples' worries and concerns over what they eat.

IF YOU want to feed yourself on yet more processed food from unknown sources and with suspect nutritional benefits,  then go for it !!!


FOR ME, personally, I still prefer to eat as much pure, natural and unprocessed food as I can..

eddie wrote:That's exactly why it's been made Horatio.
These people are trying to save the planet by cutting down on killing animals.
Their point is in the video and also they say the meat we are eating now is just completely devoid of benefits as its been so messed about with.

That is Untrue
the want to wipe out all domestic cows chickens pigs and sheep
these things exist in the human food supply chain ONLY
they dont want to murder a few they want COMPLETE GENOCIDE

And also this 'trust' the processed meat in packet...  1st step toward soylent greens

veya_victaous wrote:

eddie wrote:That's exactly why it's been made Horatio.
These people are trying to save the planet by cutting down on killing animals.
Their point is in the video and also they say the meat we are eating now is just completely devoid of benefits as its been so messed about with.

That is Untrue
the want to wipe out all domestic cows chickens pigs and sheep
these things exist in the human food supply chain ONLY
they dont want to murder a few they want COMPLETE GENOCIDE

And also this 'trust' the processed meat in packet...  1st step toward soylent greens

IN ADDITION to wiping out all livestock from the planet, the Vegan philosophy is also opposed to all exploitation of animals...

SOME people may think that this is only concerned with such things as horse and greyhound racing..
NOT SO !    Let's just look at how other many uses for animals there are :
Pets   IF vegans ever gain control, they will ban all pets -
No more dogs, cats, pet birds, mice or rats, guinea pigs, reptiles or fish.
Service and 'Companion animals' 
Kiss goodbye to seeing-eye dogs, companion animals, dogs for deaf people..
No more police dogs; nor S&R dogs..
Ditto guard dogs, security dogs, sniffer dogs, cattle and sheep dogs...
No More HORSES !  
That means no more horse riding;
No more equestrian sports - pony clubs, polocrosse, campdrafts, 3Day Eventing..
No more pack animals - including donkeys, mules, camels, as well...

(...to be con'd..).

How the hell will 'stop killing animals save the planet'?

I only have a burga once/twice a year as I am 'unsure' of the quality/content.

When burguz first came here when I was a whippersnapper they were a lot thinner, tasted good for whatever reason and were cheap.
NOW, in M&S you have to be a millionaire or a forum owner to be able to afford to buy one and they are as dry as an Arabs armpit.

When about 14 we used to go to and Italian restaurant in town which made what they called Viennese Steaks which were a style type burga glazed with something, they tasted fantastic but never even though to question the content.
The bulldozes moved in and another era has gone.

Erm for the record I am not a vegan (Veya and wolf never reads my posts properly) and I don't conform to the belief in this video either.

Would like to taste the plant "blood" though....

eddie wrote:Erm for the record I am not a vegan (Veya and wolf never reads my posts properly) and I don't conform to the belief in this video either.

Would like to taste the plant "blood" though....

"vlad von eddiefunguschops"

Lord Foul wrote:

eddie wrote:Erm for the record I am not a vegan (Veya and wolf never reads my posts properly) and I don't conform to the belief in this video either.

Would like to taste the plant "blood" though....

"vlad von eddiefunguschops"

+1

More like Countess Eddie Bathory

WhoseYourWolfie wrote:

eddie wrote:That's exactly why it's been made Horatio.
These people are trying to save the planet by cutting down on killing animals.
Their point is in the video and also they say the meat we are eating now is just completely devoid of benefits as its been so messed about with.

BULLSHIT, eddie...

"These people"  don't give a damn about saving the planet, nor are they interested in animal welfare..

THEY are nothing more than another bunch of greedy capitalists marketing their little start up company; aiming to exploit peoples' worries and concerns over what they eat.

IF YOU want to feed yourself on yet more processed food from unknown sources and with suspect nutritional benefits,  then go for it !!!


FOR ME, personally, I still prefer to eat as much pure, natural and unprocessed food as I can..

Me too.  I grow my own veg also, well, as much as I can.   People are so lazy these days and rely too much on processed ready meals.

AS I mentioned above earlier, there are a lot of other areas that animals are being used across human society, besides simply being used for food...

I should be calling this essay:

'Why I Hate Vegans !     Part 2.'


IN addition to their uses as pets and service animals as shown in my last post, other examples of animal contributions to human society will include :

Agriculture
I already mentioned cattle and sheep dogs, but other farm uses can include 
*  Horses, mules and bullocks pulling ploughs and other implements;
*  On both farms and in suburbs and cities, cats, small dogs and pythons can be used for control of rodents and other small pests;
*   While the obvious use of dogs is in rounding up and moving livestock, there are other uses as well, such as :
Dogs as guard dogs, 
goats as companion animals for horses, 
llamas and alpacas as guards and companion animals for sheep..
AND in Forestry, bullocks, horses and elephants used to move logs...

Pollination
Honeybees are the prime pollinators for well over 40% of the fruit and nuts, vegetables, clovers, lucerne (alfalfa), legumes (beans, peas, peanuts), oilseeds, herbs and ornamentals grown on this planet...
There is simply no viable alternatives in many cases -- butterflies and moths, wasps and native bees, birds, bats all tend to help in polinating different groups of plants -- with only limited overlap and crossover..

AND remember this :   NO beekeeping means NO honey in one's diet ! 

Animal hides, fibres and materials
Just think of all those fibres that are produced from animals :
Wool, cashmere, angora, mohair, pasmina, alpaca..
Don't shear animals bred for fibre, and those animals will begin to suffer;
Leather :  not just cow hides and lambskin, sheepskin and pigskin, goatskin and camel hides, but also leathers are also sourced from snakes, crocodiles, ostriches, emus, kangaroos..
NO animals are farmed solely for their hides, but rather skins are harvested as a by-product to their main role as meat animals, along with hair, sinew, blood and bone fertiliser, gelatine -- indeed all parts of livestock will utilised somewhere in todays abattoirs and processing plants. 

Medical research and developments
Most people will naturally think of animals being used in scientific medical research, but there are a lot more areas that they contribute to here, as well --
Production of vaccines, antidotes, antibiotics
Leeches, maggots and bee venom are still used in modern hospitals, even though many people might have thought them obsolete
Cats, dogs and birds are used as companion animals in aged care and nursing homes, repatriation and rehabilitation facilities
Bee venom and various animal proteins are used for curing allergies to the same ('immunotherapy')
Snakes and spiders are regularly "milked" to produce specific antivenenes
Dogs are now being trained to detect certain cancers
And the list goes on...

Police and Military roles 
I'VE already also mentioned Search and Rescue dogs and sniffer dogs earlier up above there, but as well there's also police dogs chasing criminals, bomb sniffing dogs, and guard dogs watching over military bases..

           *****************************************************

THIS ISN'T the 'bee all and end all' of this subject though !

NOT BY a long way..

THERE are even more darker and sinister aspects to the Vegan community's agenda that threatens the world as we know it...   

MORE on that,   Tomorrow, in Part 3.

 

Didge wrote:

Lord Foul wrote:

eddie wrote:Erm for the record I am not a vegan (Veya and wolf never reads my posts properly) and I don't conform to the belief in this video either.

Would like to taste the plant "blood" though....

"vlad von eddiefunguschops"

+1

More like Countess Eddie Bathory

Stormee wrote:How the hell will 'stop killing animals save the planet'?

I only have a burga once/twice a year as I am 'unsure' of the quality/content.

When burguz first came here when I was a whippersnapper they were a lot thinner, tasted good for whatever reason and were cheap.
NOW, in M&S you have to be a millionaire or a forum owner to be able to afford to buy one and they are as dry as an Arabs armpit.

When about 14 we used to go to and Italian restaurant in town which made what they called Viennese Steaks which were a style type burga glazed with something, they tasted fantastic but never even though to question the content.
The bulldozes moved in and another era has gone.

Wouldn't an Arab's armpit tend to be kind of moist? I mean, they live in the heat ...

 


Why I Hate Vegans !   Part 3.



AS I pointed out previously, to the self-declared, and often self-defined, 'Vegan', they go far beyond the regular tenets of mere vegetarians...

GENUINE vegans are opposed to all forms of animal exploitation, cruelty, abuse, use, companionship -- even so far as opposing service animals, people having pets, or honeybees being used for pollinating crops..
SO MUCH so, that to the honest and hardcore vegans out there, their beliefs have gone beyond merely another brand of vegetarian diet gudelines -- and has developed into a full-on alternative philosophy and pseudo-religion.

INDEED, so rabid and irrational is their dislike and disdain for anyone using animals in any ways whatsoever that they are prepared to :
* Stop people eating normal and healthy foods
* Stop people keeping pets
* Stop the blind having "seeing eye" guide dogs
* Stop people from riding horses, camels, donkeys
* Ban all animal sports -- not just horse, camel and greyhound racing, rodeos, and the more odious and obscene coursing, dog fights and cockfights -- but they would ban eventing, endurance riding, polo and polocrosse, pony club events, falconry, pigeon racing..
*Stop the use of companion animals in aged care, for disabled people, or in stables and horse studs
* Ban the use of search & rescue animals, police and military dogs and horses, sniffer dogs, indicative animals used as "the canary in the coal mine" in pollution and environmental situations (e.g. canaries, honeybees, frogs)

Well said Wolfie!

Except people who fit that description are like one in 100,000 at most ...

Ben_Reilly wrote:Except people who fit that description are like one in 100,000 at most ...

I RECKON that could be more like 1 in a thousand in many countries, and maybe 1 in a hundred in certain towns and cities...

AND possibly a majority in some alternative communes..

AND probably there's ten times as many, or more, who will support their animal liberation policies, without carrying through to their more extreme policies.   And half the population are probably willing to try vegan food dishes..

INDEED, around 75% of the world's population currently has a major part, if not all, of their diet along largely vegetarian (not 'vegan') guidelines...

EVEN IF there are only a few hundred thousand genuine hardcore Vegans in the world at the moment, it's still enough to occasionally bombard the newspapers and websites with their propaganda and the likes of PETAs malicious and more obscene campaigns..

AND enough so as to support the existence of start up "Vegan Food" companies, such as the one in this story.

eddie wrote:Erm for the record I am not a vegan (Veya and wolf never reads my posts properly) and I don't conform to the belief in this video either.

Would like to taste the plant "blood" though....

I think we do read them
they just translate poorly into Aussie 


Ok this was just a excuse to use that gif

Hahahahahaha fuck off