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> I really don’t understand eating vegetarian, presumably for well-being, and then making fake “meat” food science experiments a major part of your diet. Okay
by throwawaylinux 4y ago
> I really don’t understand eating vegetarian, presumably for well-being, and then making fake “meat” food science experiments a major part of your diet.
Okay, thanks for the data point. Have you done anything to try to understand it? Talked to people who do this and ask them about it, for example?
- User23 4y agoYes. That’s why I posted my bafflement on a website dedicated to curiosity in a discussion thread on the topic. Have you got any ideas on the subject?
- jorgen123 4y agoYour bafflement is baffling about the wrong question. People who eat vegetarian may on occasion want to eat a meat replacement product for the flavor of it. They would not make it a major component of their diet. On the other hand, these products can displace meat consumption in diets that consume unnecessary volumes of meat, which will also be generally beneficial due to less resource use.
- throwawaylinux 4y agoNo I don't have any idea. I just didn't know what I was supposed to do with that information so I was trying to keep the conversation going. Looks like you got some good comments though, hopefully that's cleared up your lack of understanding.