Nobody cares about food.

[Isabeau]

So for 2020, I've decided to completely take out beef, pork, and chicken from my plate, I don't eat that much meat anyway, but now I'm having these intense cravings for cheap steak dipped in mustard.

 

[Casey Pelous]

So for 2020, I've decided to completely take out beef, pork, and chicken from my plate, I don't eat that much meat anyway, but now I'm having these intense cravings for cheap steak dipped in mustard.

You could go for a mustard drenched corn dog -- I hear there's not much beef, pork, or chicken in them.

 

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

I've decided to completely take out beef, pork, and chicken from my plate

Excellent choices. Nothing but lamb and duck it is.

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

No chicken? I couldn't do it. I gotta have my chicken.

 

[eku zhong]

MUST. TRY. THIS.

EDIT: Forgot the rest of the ingredients: Omurice - Wikipedia

Omuraisu is a quintessential Japanese comfort food. chikin rice.. creamy omelette .. demi glace sauce... There are whole restaurants that do nothing but omuraisu.

 

[eku zhong]

Learn from The Master

 

[Free]

Hehe, the meat industry makes its first major offensive in the Plant-based Burger Wars.

Plant-based burgers will make men grow boobs, Livestock News reports

There's still no evidence to support this claim.

arstechnica.com

Despite coming out with their own competing alternative and plant-based products, various meat industry-backed efforts have claimed that the vegetarian-friendly foods are harmful and “ultra-processed.” They’ve also compared them to dog food.

Now, there’s a new claim: that they’ll make men grow breasts.

As first noted by The Washington Post, an article labeled as “news” in the trade publication Tri-State Livestock News claims that eating Burger King’s Impossible Whopper—a new faux-beef menu item—could cause men to grow breasts.

But the real question is, can it cause women to grow larger breasts? Time to take one for Science!

 

[Isabeau]

What about a penis?

I want a penis.

Quick outside-peeing must be great.

 

[Free]

What about a penis?

I want a penis.

 

[Isabeau]

(It's alright, all you have to do is stop eating the fake meat and your titties/penis disappears, right...)

As for the topic, I'm not a fan of these types of products bought for home. Like fastfood, it's an occasional treat.

 

[Isabeau]

A girl is hungry and needs help deciding.

Should she have pasta with Italian sausage* tomato sauce with lots of mozzarella, or Chana Madala over rice?


*A girl is trying to quickly use up anything meat in her pantry, don't judge her.

 

[Brenda Archer]

A girl is hungry and needs help deciding.

Should she have pasta with Italian sausage* tomato sauce with lots of mozzarella, or Chana Madala over rice?


*A girl is trying to quickly use up anything meat in her pantry, don't judge her.

Pasta and sausage sounds very tasty.

 

[Isabeau]

Pasta it is!

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

A girl is hungry and needs help deciding.

Should she have pasta with Italian sausage* tomato sauce with lots of mozzarella, or Chana Madala over rice?


*A girl is trying to quickly use up anything meat in her pantry, don't judge her.

I'd definitely go with the pasta and sausage right about now.

 

[Isabeau]

I'm on my second helping - I'm a little piglet.

 

[Beebo Brink]

Which is also why the whole "Paleo" diet is wrong about how pre-agricultural humans ate. We literally evolved to eat grain. We are the only hominids that have this many genes to process it.

Here is yet more evidence that the Paleo diet is based on a distorted view of human history:

Earliest roasted root vegetables found in 170,000-year-old cave dirt

Humans have been eating roasted vegetables for a very long time Charred fragments found in 170,000-year-old ashes in a cave in southern Africa are the earliest roasted root vegetables yet found. The finding suggest the real “paleo diet” included lots of roasted vegetables rich in carbohydrates ...

www.newscientist.com

 

[Free]

a distorted view of human history

What is "all of them?"

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

 

[Sid]

Scientist estimate at least 100 billion of these galaxies to be in existence.
More likely 200 billion.

Damn, now I want pie.

 

[Dakota Tebaldi]

I dunno, maybe add some raisins...