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What’s wrong with vegetarian meatballs? As a vegetarian I find naming the products after what they’re imitating far more helpful that coming up with some clumsy
by circuit10 10mo ago
What’s wrong with vegetarian meatballs? As a vegetarian I find naming the products after what they’re imitating far more helpful that coming up with some clumsy confusing name that’s obviously trying to imply what they want to say without saying it… does anyone really read the word “vegetarian” and then still think it must have meat in it? I don’t think that’s a real problem
- hallole 10mo ago"Stop calling it soy MILK! There's no such thing as oat MILK! Milk comes from COWS." What should they call it, then? Oat beverage? Soy water? No, that's silly. They are, functionally, milks. That's an apt descriptor. Ditto for other vegan alternatives.
- userbinator 10mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plant_milk#Labeling_and_terminology https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plant_milk#Labeling_and_termin... It varies by country.
- mlok 10mo agoMaybe "juice" ? "Soy juice" and "Oat juice" sound pretty good to me. On the "Soy milk" wikipedia page, it is said that Germany and Italy use names like "soy drink" or "soy beverage".
- OKRainbowKid 10mo agoIt is much closer in taste and use to milk than it is to juice.
- circuit10 10mo agoI see my comment got upvotes but yours is downvoted for some reason, maybe they only read the first sentence and thought you were disagreeing? (or they agree with this for meastball but not milk for some reason)