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Which of those alt milks are produced using biodiversity supporting practices? Oat? Soy? Almond?
by numbsafari 2y ago
Which of those alt milks are produced using biodiversity supporting practices? Oat? Soy? Almond?
- askonomm 2y agoYou mean juice, right? As far as I know Oat, Soy and Almond contain no milk.
- lm28469 2y agoGod I hate people using this gotcha... we all know what they mean by alternative milks. Do you also complain about peanut butter ? There is no butter in peanuts
- askonomm 2y agoI just don't get why people have to pretend things are what they really aren't.
- skhunted 2y agoYou should look up the meaning of the word misnomer and understand how widespread such occurrences are. When that happens you’ll likely reason better and not get sidetracked by pedantic shenanigans.
- askonomm 2y agoI suppose you're right. Sometimes I just can't help myself.
- pcdoodle 2y agoAlmond... Milk?
- CWIZO 2y agoAre you implying cow's milk supports biodiversity? Because it absolutely doesn't. In fact, animal agriculture is the leading cause of biodiversity loss. https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/press-release/our-global-food-system-primary-driver-biodiversity-loss https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/press-release/our-glob...
- themk 2y agoAnimal agriculture is the leading cause of biodiversity loss. So, yes, all the above.
- malermeister 2y agoPea is pretty good, at least here in Europe. Really depends on your ecosystem.