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>they're not claiming that a Beyond Burger is better for you than unprocessed vegetables I'm not claiming that they said that either? They claim they are bett
by ziddoap 7y ago
>they're not claiming that a Beyond Burger is better for you than unprocessed vegetables
I'm not claiming that they said that either?
They claim they are better (read: healthier) than the products they are trying to replace (read: meat).
>they're marketing them self as better than animal
So... healthier than animals?
I understand there's some semantic ambiguity, but come on.
- artimaeis 7y agoGiven GP's statement about "not as healthy as eating less processed plant based foods", your reply of "yes" to the question of whether their marketing copy is selling them on "healthy", there was some confusion on my part. If that wasn't your intention then that's my bad.
- ziddoap 7y agoI did answer the quoted part in isolation, so I understand the ambiguity and probably could have done more to make myself clear. For what its worth, I have nothing against Beyond Meat or their mission.