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I''mthinking of becoming a vegetarian

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If you have been to a decent veggie cafe you may well have experienced some nice tasty food. I do occasionally and I enjoy it as much as meat foods. However, it will take you many years to acheive this level of expertise, in food making; unlike meat based dishes.
Veggie lifestyles are fine if it suits you and your constitution. If it doesn't you may find yourself undernourished and likely to suffer from a variety of deficiencies.
So be prepared to accept defeat if at the time it doesn't suit you.
Quote by Philfuller
I was musing about whether to give up the ways of the carnivore. The problem I have is that most of the vegetarians I know are bloody whinging gits moaning about this and that. Do you think it is a requisite to be so ?

The answer is simple. If you don't want to eat meat, don't eat it, but don't tell everyone else that's what you are doing.
When you are alone you can eat what and where you like. When you are with others in a pub or a restaurant and have the opportunity to choose, choose whatever you like best without making a song and dance about it. And when you are a guest in someone else's house, eat whatever they give you and appreciate it, and never force your preferences on them or on their cooking!
... and that way you will avoid becoming a bloody whinging git! smile
Such a wise man :thumbup: :lol2:
Quote by duncanlondon
Veggie lifestyles are fine if it suits you and your constitution. If it doesn't you may find yourself undernourished and likely to suffer from a variety of deficiencies.

Most veggies diets are far healthier than meat eaters diets; Quorn the most common meat substitute is very good for you. If you didn't have a balanced diet you may feel under nourished but the same could be said if you ate meat and didn't have a balanced diet.
Read the bullets point on this link especially the bit about stamina :-))
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Veggie lifestyles are fine if it suits you and your constitution. If it doesn't you may find yourself undernourished and likely to suffer from a variety of deficiencies.

Most veggies diets are far healthier than meat eaters diets; Quorn the most common meat substitute is very good for you. If you didn't have a balanced diet you may feel under nourished but the same could be said if you ate meat and didn't have a balanced diet.
Read the bullets point on this link especially the bit about stamina :-))

I agree. But it takes a lot of skill, time and cost to maintain a veggie diet properly. A raw vegetable diet is very effective, and likely to become a new trend soon.
Well I’ve been a veggie all my life and I’m a moaning old git but I look good for my age, and the lack of a sex life is not due to my diet...
BACON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Quote by flower411
Veggie lifestyles are fine if it suits you and your constitution. If it doesn't you may find yourself undernourished and likely to suffer from a variety of deficiencies.

Most veggies diets are far healthier than meat eaters diets; Quorn the most common meat substitute is very good for you. If you didn't have a balanced diet you may feel under nourished but the same could be said if you ate meat and didn't have a balanced diet.
Read the bullets point on this link especially the bit about stamina :-))

I agree. But it takes a lot of skill, time and cost to maintain a veggie diet properly. A raw vegetable diet is very effective, and likely to become a new trend soon.
I`m sorry ??? I`d really take exception to that statement !! Skill time and cost ?????? Why on earth would it ... if you really can`t give yourself a balanced diet without eating meat you can simply buy supplements from chemists or health food shops !! it`s not exactly rocket science !!
Well there you go, you're already into buying expensive supplements.
Quote by fabioplum
Veggie lifestyles are fine if it suits you and your constitution. If it doesn't you may find yourself undernourished and likely to suffer from a variety of deficiencies.

Most veggies diets are far healthier than meat eaters diets; Quorn the most common meat substitute is very good for you. If you didn't have a balanced diet you may feel under nourished but the same could be said if you ate meat and didn't have a balanced diet.
Read the bullets point on this link especially the bit about stamina :-))
really good site, I have not seen it before...but it does go a bit OTT on murder etc.
How is a vegetarian diet more expensive? Fruit and vegetables are a lot cheaper then meat and vegetarians don’t supplement their diet with pills nor do they need to eat food that is made to look and taste like meat. This is all a meat eaters’ myth
Quote by Try2
How is a vegetarian diet more expensive? Fruit and vegetables are a lot cheaper then meat and vegetarians don’t supplement their diet with pills nor do they need to eat food that is made to look and taste like meat. This is all a meat eaters’ myth

Its the total costs and time you need to consider. I have an allotment, I grow a lot of my own fruit and veg. I feel good about it and its tasty. I can do veggie several days in a row, but I like good quality meat as well, and fish. I know what a decent veg is, cos I grow my own. When at its best you can still smell it.
But it takes time to produce and it costs to keep the allotment and buy seeds etc.
Whe you are buying food, you don't always get the right stuff in one shop, so you have to shop about.
You may need to keep several things like bean sprouts growing, sourdough yeast fermenting, youghurts brewing etc.
The food needs to be cooked properly or you will loose food value.
Finally, meat is the product of a vegetarin diet. So I have no qualms about eating it.
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Finally, meat is the product of a vegetarin diet. So I have no qualms about eating it.

I am sure I read somewhere in the last couple of months that some company that produces animal feed wants to start feeding anamals other animal remains like they did before BSE. Then think that they have found away so nothing like BSE would happen again. :crazy: :fuckinghell: :eeek:
Makes me feel very very uneasy.
The answer mt partner tells me is multi - vitamin mineral etc doughnuts!
Quote by Try2
How is a vegetarian diet more expensive? Fruit and vegetables are a lot cheaper then meat and vegetarians don’t supplement their diet with pills nor do they need to eat food that is made to look and taste like meat. This is all a meat eaters’ myth

It is not! and there is no need to supplement the diet!
Quote by Catcorb

Finally, meat is the product of a vegetarin diet. So I have no qualms about eating it.

I am sure I read somewhere in the last couple of months that some company that produces animal feed wants to start feeding anamals other animal remains like they did before BSE. Then think that they have found away so nothing like BSE would happen again. :crazy: :fuckinghell: :eeek:
Makes me feel very very uneasy. They are still feeding animals to animals. Even now.
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Finally, meat is the product of a vegetarin diet. So I have no qualms about eating it.

I am sure I read somewhere in the last couple of months that some company that produces animal feed wants to start feeding anamals other animal remains like they did before BSE. Then think that they have found away so nothing like BSE would happen again. :crazy: :fuckinghell: :eeek:
Makes me feel very very uneasy. They are still feeding animals to animals. Even now.
As an organic beef and dairy farmer i'd like to know how "they" are feeding animals to animals? meat and bone meal has been banned as an animal feed in this country for years but not in other countries around the world. People that give up red meat in order to live a heathier foodstyle by eating chicken and pork need to look very carefully as to how that meat is produced because chicken and pig production can be the most intensive ways to produce meat.
I don't mind people who are vegetarian, but a lot of these sites tell half truths. As an organic farmer i dip the coes teats in chemiclas after milking them evil shock horror!!!!!! but its only iodine a natural element to prevent bugs getting in. washed off before the next milking, so as Frank Carson sort of said " its the way you tell 'em" biggrin
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Finally, meat is the product of a vegetarin diet. So I have no qualms about eating it.

I am sure I read somewhere in the last couple of months that some company that produces animal feed wants to start feeding anamals other animal remains like they did before BSE. Then think that they have found away so nothing like BSE would happen again. :crazy: :fuckinghell: :eeek:
Makes me feel very very uneasy. They are still feeding animals to animals. Even now.
As an organic beef and dairy farmer i'd like to know how "they" are feeding animals to animals? meat and bone meal has been banned as an animal feed in this country for years but not in other countries around the world. People that give up red meat in order to live a heathier foodstyle by eating chicken and pork need to look very carefully as to how that meat is produced because chicken and pig production can be the most intensive ways to produce meat.
I don't mind people who are vegetarian, but a lot of these sites tell half truths. As an organic farmer i dip the coes teats in chemiclas after milking them evil shock horror!!!!!! but its only iodine a natural element to prevent bugs getting in. washed off before the next milking, so as Frank Carson sort of said " its the way you tell 'em" biggrin but not in other countries around the world.
and chicken are natural omnivores, they have been used in orchards to control pest for centuries.
I should of known opinions would be strong on this subject I apologise sad
each to thier own
i could never be a veggie as i love sausage to much and fish and chicken and prime beef fillet and lamb n ..............mmmmmm need meat now
Quote by dekntan
each to thier own
i could never be a veggie as i love sausage to much and fish and chicken and prime beef fillet and lamb n ..............mmmmmm need meat now

well, if he boots you out for the on-line spending shenanigans, i have a prime cut for you........
Quote by DeeCee
each to thier own
i could never be a veggie as i love sausage to much and fish and chicken and prime beef fillet and lamb n ..............mmmmmm need meat now

well, if he boots you out for the on-line spending shenanigans, i have a prime cut for you........
rare or well done??? biggrin
Lost, you gave no reasons why you would like to become a vegetarian.. confused
You can only become a vegetarian if it is YOUR belief to do so. If you strongly believe in the ethics around slaughtering animals etc., then yes become a vegetarian but most definately not because people you know are or because you just think you should.
It's a strong belief not a fashion statement! wink
Quote by dekntan
each to thier own
i could never be a veggie as i love sausage to much and fish and chicken and prime beef fillet and lamb n ..............mmmmmm need meat now

well, if he boots you out for the on-line spending shenanigans, i have a prime cut for you........
rare or well done??? biggrin
ita always raw............. and always well-done
does that help???
Quote by DeeCee
each to thier own
i could never be a veggie as i love sausage to much and fish and chicken and prime beef fillet and lamb n ..............mmmmmm need meat now

well, if he boots you out for the on-line spending shenanigans, i have a prime cut for you........
rare or well done??? biggrin
ita always raw............. and always well-done
does that help???
can i take it rare and do it well?????
Quote by dekntan
each to thier own
i could never be a veggie as i love sausage to much and fish and chicken and prime beef fillet and lamb n ..............mmmmmm need meat now

well, if he boots you out for the on-line spending shenanigans, i have a prime cut for you........
rare or well done??? biggrin
ita always raw............. and always well-done
does that help???
can i take it rare and do it well?????
you can take it anyway you like........
Quote by jaymar
Lost, you gave no reasons why you would like to become a vegetarian.. confused
You can only become a vegetarian if it is YOUR belief to do so. If you strongly believe in the ethics around slaughtering animals etc., then yes become a vegetarian but most definately not because people you know are or because you just think you should.
It's a strong belief not a fashion statement! wink

I have never been into fashion, or camps.
Mar you are right, moral or health, both are good reasons for doing anything. Following the latest fad normally ends in following the next.
I'll stop now before I start going round in circles.
Quote by DeeCee
each to thier own
i could never be a veggie as i love sausage to much and fish and chicken and prime beef fillet and lamb n ..............mmmmmm need meat now

well, if he boots you out for the on-line spending shenanigans, i have a prime cut for you........
rare or well done??? biggrin
ita always raw............. and always well-done
does that help???
can i take it rare and do it well?????
you can take it anyway you like........
wink :wink: :wink:
im in a very flirtatious and horny mood today :twisted:
You lot go veggie if you want.......More power to you all...
Leaves more bacon and sausage for me at the barby :rascal:
I'm a veggie - have been since I was 14(ish) and I'm now 31 - and I'm not a moaning git!
I'm happy to let my carnivore friends have my share of the meat...once I can still get the odd bone - hee hee ;-)
Happy Halloween all!
Love, WHB :rose:
rolleyes what give up the late night bacon butties,
chatting online never :silly: :kissmyarse:
Starting to get worried about you lost lol
If we aren't supposed to eat animals, why are they made of meat confused:
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