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Sorry that this is somewhat of a tangent, but in the supermarkets I frequent the fact that we're talking about "patties" already makes it like 75% (or more) pro
by wink 3y ago
Sorry that this is somewhat of a tangent, but in the supermarkets I frequent the fact that we're talking about "patties" already makes it like 75% (or more) probable it's plant-based because they're kinda rare and everyone just buys ground beef to make burger patties.
- thomastjeffery 3y agoIf you are going to barbeque for a dozen or more people, the pre-made patties are much more convenient, particularly because they will take the same amount of time to cook. So if that's a thing you only do every once in a while, you are a prime candidate for confusing advertising. You don't already know what the thing you want looks like, and you probably weren't expecting the ambiguity, because "meat" has meant one thing for thousands of years.
- wink 3y agoTrue, but the larger quantity of "unknown" stuff I buy, the closer I look, usually ;) But yeah, that's why said it less of an argument, more of a fun fact. I honestly couldn't tell you if the regular supermarket I usually shop at has patties, I think not. The large one usually has everything though.
- bevesce- 3y ago> because "meat" has meant one thing for thousands of years. That's super funny that you wrote that because actually "meat" comes from Old English "mete" which referred to food in general.