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Why is it any more gross than, for example, meatloaf?
by idiotsecant 1y ago
Why is it any more gross than, for example, meatloaf?
- colechristensen 1y agoAll of the things in meat loaf are recognizably food. Meat, bread, eggs, dairy, onion, herbs, spices. Industrial food has a lot of things which are much less recognizable as food. Degrees of separation from something alive which I'd like to eat to the ingredient matters to plenty of people.
- i_love_retros 1y agoHow is eating eggs not gross? It's a chickens egg... And milk from a cows udder, how is that not gross? You know there's puss and blood in cows milk because they all have raw infected udders from being milked non stop by a machine? Enjoy your meatloaf!
- juanani 1y ago[dead]
- colechristensen 1y agoIn general I do not find eating animals or animal products offputting. I am an animal, I eat animals. The disconnect from nature caused by your entire diet being boxed and shrinkwrapped gives a person strange perspectives on biological reality. Vegitables are grown IN THE DIRT THEY ARE BY DEFINITION DIRTY, FIGS CONTAIN DIGESTED WASPS, nearly every agricultural product contains at least a little bit of BUGS, FRUIT IS THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS OF A FLOWER. Sigh.
- bowmessage 1y agoWell said. I will never understand how so many defend the expeller-propelled and solvent laden oils as somehow pleasant and natural…
- colechristensen 1y agoYou think squeezing something to get the oil out is unpleasant and unnatural? I don't know what to do with that, it's nearly as absurd as saying cutting food with a knife is gross and unnatural, you should use your teeth instead.
- bowmessage 1y agoHave you looked up how seed oils are made? There’s very little squeezing and a lot of chemical spraying…
- colechristensen 1y ago>expeller-propelled An expeller is just a screw press. Get your terminology right if you're going to chase the latest food demonizing fad. And yes, lots of oils are extracted by mashing up biologicals mixing it with a solvent like hexane and then evaporating off the solvent leaving a trace <1ppm behind. I filled my gas tank today and did some spray painting without entirely appropriate ventilation. I'm sure most people regularly expose themselves to a little bit of organic solvent on a regular basis without a second thought or moralizing about it.
- glenstein 1y ago>Meat Isn't that the ingredient in lab grown salmon? Also things you're calling "much less recognizable" are basically varieties of vegetable oil.