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I'm genuinely shocked you find an all-meat diet to be the best calorie/protein to cost ratio, especially for red meat. When I was poor it was beans and rice, m
by komali2 7y ago
I'm genuinely shocked you find an all-meat diet to be the best calorie/protein to cost ratio, especially for red meat.
When I was poor it was beans and rice, maybe chicken, and vegetables were the "fillers," I could get them dirt cheap at the local mexi-mart.
Where are you getting beef and pork that it's cheaper than beans or chicken?
- aszantu 7y agoit was, what the supermarket threw away after they couldn't sell, it was like 3 euro for 1 Kg of meat.
- jorvi 7y agoBut beef and pork are pretty much always cheaper than chicken? If I go to my supermarket's site right now, chicken is ~€12 per kilo[0], beef is ~€7 per kilo[1] and pork-beef mix (can't get pure pork minced meat) is €5,30 per kilo[2]. And it'll be like that in every supermarket in The Netherlands (and possibly Europe) [0] https://www.jumbo.com/jumbo-kipfilet-2-stuks-ca-390g/187400KGR/ https://www.jumbo.com/jumbo-kipfilet-2-stuks-ca-390g/187400K... [1]https://www.jumbo.com/jumbo-rund-rundergehakt-500g/131278BAK/ https://www.jumbo.com/jumbo-rund-rundergehakt-500g/131278BAK... [2]https://www.jumbo.com/jumbo-rund--varken-gemengd-gehakt-500g/87858BAK/ https://www.jumbo.com/jumbo-rund--varken-gemengd-gehakt-500g...
- aszantu 7y agosomeone told me that in industrial slaughtering they make the animals thirsty by feeding them artificial sweeteners so the meet will have more water
- aszantu 7y agothere seems to be evidence, that some plants restrict the bio availability of certain nutrients
- beaner 7y agoAccording to this person's deviantart that they linked to above, they're from Germany, so prices might be different there?