It could be that it's just more and more narrowcasting - "real" meat becomes a hobby product consumed by enthusiasts ala microbrews and cigars. You can't get my

It could be that it's just more and more narrowcasting - "real" meat becomes a hobby product consumed by enthusiasts ala microbrews and cigars. You can't get my kids to eat corned beef and cabbage; I looked forward to it when made by my family. That's interesting - I hadn't considered the dialogue aspect of it before. That's a good way to look at it. I suspect the guys in the poorer regions will be teaching us sustainability w.r.t farming. There were no small purple potatoes when I was a kid; I am glad they are there now. That's clearly a craft product. Since I don't have to eat potatoes like an 1820s person from Ireland, it's win-win.