I don't think the complaint is that, per se. I'm happy to have these products coexist. But Beyond Meat and Impossible Burgers and suchlike have been actively d

I don't think the complaint is that, per se. I'm happy to have these products coexist. But Beyond Meat and Impossible Burgers and suchlike have been actively displacing the existing options in restaurants and grocery stores. To my palate and that of nearly all my longtime vegetarian friends, those pre-existing options were much more palatable. My (pesca) kids won't even eat these meat analogue products; they think they're disgusting. I do appreciate that these products might be making it easier for other people to cut back on their meat consumption, but I also think it's fair to miss a reduction in the already meager selection of convenience foods that I liked.