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What about sausage dogs? are they salted? We use the word 'sausage' in that case to refer to it's shape. Language is a function to allow us to understand thing
by ChildOfChaos 4y ago
What about sausage dogs? are they salted? We use the word 'sausage' in that case to refer to it's shape.
Language is a function to allow us to understand things and communicate, it evolves as the world evolves and these words are the best words we have to describe these vegan and veggie products as long as the word 'vegan' or vegetarian is used along with them.
The word 'vegan' or 'vegetarian' in front of the word is a modifier that allows you to understand what it is, how can you not know what a vegan sausage is? You think it's still meat?
A vegan can easily understand what it is and so can a meat eater, calling it anything else just becomes confusing, maybe that is the problem, you are not a veggie or vegan so you don't care if they are confused, but because your too set in your ways to be okay with a modifier that clearly shows what the product is you are upset. Things change and veggie sausage is a term used for many many years, I don't know what is confusing or wrong about it.
Everybody knows what type of food a vegetarian burger is, but what about a veggie disc? it's just confusing, we don't need to invent new words here, we just have to adopt what we already have.
- mc32 4y agoAs motioned above. I'll even go with 'veggie sausage' or 'plant sausage'. Just don't butcher things and call them chik'n sausage and porki sausage. I'm also okay with veggie burger or plant burger, just not chik'n hamburger.