Moderator: Soñadora
Ajax wrote:Apparently vegans' plan to take over the world, is to create plant products that are indistinguishable from meat.
I brown bag it to work 99% of the time but today my co-workers convinced me to go to this vegan/soul food joint. I had pulled pork over brown rice, roasted Brussels sprouts and mac 'n cheese.
All completely vegan. The mac 'n cheese was cashew cheese. The "pulled pork" was tofu, somehow, and aside from a slightly chewier texture, was extremely close to the real thing. Their portions were extremely generous and the prices were not out of line. All of it was delicious. They gave me so much that I could only eat half.
Pretty amazing.
Ajax wrote:Lol, I still eat meat. I just thought that the progress being made was interesting.
BeauV wrote:I feel different if I don't eat meat. I've tried it for a while (5 months) and didn't like the personality changes. The Admiral didn't like it either. So, I went back to eating meat and returned to "normal". (Yes, I know.....)
Ajax wrote:Lol, I still eat meat. I just thought that the progress being made was interesting.
Rob McAlpine wrote:Ajax wrote:Lol, I still eat meat. I just thought that the progress being made was interesting.
Progress and improvement are two different words.
Panope wrote:Never been terribly interested in food. For me, eating is something that just has to be done. Like breathing.
I'll graciously eat anything put in front of me except beets.
No problem if I never eat another four legged animal.
I'd sorta miss seafood and dairy.
Panope wrote:Sounds great. A truckload of that stuff aboard Panope and I'd be ready for anything.
......IS PEOPLE!
Panope wrote:Sounds great. A truckload of that stuff aboard Panope and I'd be ready for anything.
......IS PEOPLE!
Benno von Humpback wrote:You cannot put a healthy diet into a bag of powder. Whole (fresh or frozen) fruits and vegetables are essential and vitamin supplements are worthless.
Ajax wrote:Benno von Humpback wrote:You cannot put a healthy diet into a bag of powder. Whole (fresh or frozen) fruits and vegetables are essential and vitamin supplements are worthless.
Oh, I agree. Good luck convincing those Silicon Valley weirds of that. Over the past month, we've been crushing the FFV's at the house and the garden is growing.
Benno von Humpback wrote:Ajax wrote:Benno von Humpback wrote:You cannot put a healthy diet into a bag of powder. Whole (fresh or frozen) fruits and vegetables are essential and vitamin supplements are worthless.
Oh, I agree. Good luck convincing those Silicon Valley weirds of that. Over the past month, we've been crushing the FFV's at the house and the garden is growing.
...or the supplement industry. Every asshole on the internet seems to be hawking some garbage.
Ajax wrote:It's higher in fat and sugars than you'd expect but I suppose that's because they're trying to cram as much energy as possible into a bottle.
It's basically "Ensure" for nerds, developed by Silicon Valley coders who think that sitting at a table, eating food, is a colossal waste of time. I think that this stuff would not be great for sedentary, computer nerds but could be OK for occasional meal replacements for someone who is active... such as a guy singlehanding a large boat in heavy weather who can't free himself from the helm long enough to make a meal.
I keep a case of it on hand with MRE's in my "hurricane" stash. Sometimes I bring a bottle on the boat when I'm doing a singlehanded, distance race.
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Benno von Humpback wrote:Ajax wrote:Benno von Humpback wrote:You cannot put a healthy diet into a bag of powder. Whole (fresh or frozen) fruits and vegetables are essential and vitamin supplements are worthless.
Oh, I agree. Good luck convincing those Silicon Valley weirds of that. Over the past month, we've been crushing the FFV's at the house and the garden is growing.
...or the supplement industry. Every asshole on the internet seems to be hawking some garbage.
kdh wrote:I had bbq last night. Unusual for us. It was good. Pulled pork and beef. Ann had deep fried catfish.
The restaurant made a distinction between Carolina and Texas bbq. Anyone know the difference?
I had leftovers for lunch and there's still another lunch or two left. Crapload of food.
Rob McAlpine wrote:Benno von Humpback wrote:Ajax wrote:Benno von Humpback wrote:You cannot put a healthy diet into a bag of powder. Whole (fresh or frozen) fruits and vegetables are essential and vitamin supplements are worthless.
Oh, I agree. Good luck convincing those Silicon Valley weirds of that. Over the past month, we've been crushing the FFV's at the house and the garden is growing.
...or the supplement industry. Every asshole on the internet seems to be hawking some garbage.
Next you're going to tell me that Mighty Mouse was lying, and Chocolate Zestabs don't work.