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I don't want my previous comment to seem like I'm 100% against this, but there are some significant issues. The biggest one is availability, closely followed by
by KozmoNau7 9y ago
I don't want my previous comment to seem like I'm 100% against this, but there are some significant issues. The biggest one is availability, closely followed by price. I live in Denmark, not the Netherlands, so can I even buy these products? I've tried Quorn and a number of other meat substitute products available here, and I'm sorry, but they're simply bland or even downright repulsive.
Secondly, what is the price difference when compared to actual meat? And I don't mean the absolute cheapest possible meat option, I want to compare with good quality organic meat, something where at least some significant steps have been taken to improve conditions for the animals.