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Is anyone really confused by this though? To be honest, this sounds like the same controversy as people complaining about almond "milk". I just don't see a lot
by danShumway 6y ago
Is anyone really confused by this though?
To be honest, this sounds like the same controversy as people complaining about almond "milk". I just don't see a lot of evidence that people are regularly accidentally buying vegan food.
Meat has been used to refer to non-animal products for a long time, particularly around nuts. I don't think that the definition has changed as much as people are using a commonly understood term to refer to a category of food that's all used in similar situations and for similar purposes.
- WaitWaitWha 6y agoIn my experience I think so, as I wrote on this thread. I work with some inner city folk and yes, they are convinced it is meat, just really bad meat. As with almond milk, they think it is milk with almond added to it (even when I pull out the container from the fridge and show the ingredient list).
- therealdrag0 6y agoSo does that make them more or less inclined to eat if?
- hoppla 6y agoI do not think people are confused, but the plants that are trying to be something they are not.