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They mention that (in the US) pets consume a significant quantity of meat, understandably. An interesting datapoint: our dog will eat Beyond Beef, and of cour
by jjtheblunt 6y ago
They mention that (in the US) pets consume a significant quantity of meat, understandably. An interesting datapoint: our dog will eat Beyond Beef, and of course my wife's actual beef, but shuns Impossible Burger. I wonder why. I've repeated the experiment across numerous dinners.
- david-gpu 6y agoI've tried the beyond burger in two different occasions and both times it had the foulest smell, reminiscent of a burnt tire. I wonder whether there's some genetic variation that causes some of us to be revolted by it, like some people who can't stand the taste of cilantro or Brussels sprouts.
- colanderman 6y agoI don't get the burnt tire smell, but Beyond has a very strange aftertaste to me, and does not sit well in my stomach at all. Impossible on the other hand is delicious and digests just fine.
- lumberingjack 6y agoSo now you're saying that everybody's dogs are causing global warming and Peta was right?