There's a bizarre fixation with these products on alternative social media outlets. I've never seen anyone promoting these products, but I've seen hundreds of posts like this one.
My best guess is that it triggers conservative disgust of things they aren't used to.
The most substantial criticism is that they contain a lot of inflammatory seed oils.
I’m not a “conservative.”
When I say “disgusting” I am referring to their disgusting taste, the disgusting way they are made/ingredients they contain, and the disgusting amount of money pumped into these companies in an era of cheap money.
Hope this clears up any confusion 🤙
Just wondering what the difference jn money/ pollution pumped into these vegetarian brands compared to commercial farming? Any idea?
Ps I think Impossible is delicious
These new plant based meats are probably worse per pound, but it's very difficult to get an accurate accounting. One thing we know is that they aren't vectors for pandemics, though.
I'm with you about Impossible being good. Not a fan of Beyond, though.
I'd be shocked if walker has tried them.
Pollution wise they’re lightyears behind farming in terms of damage
Doesn't explain why you, and so many others, feel like posting about it in the first place. In terms of market share, these are insignificant products, which almost no one even eats.
I stand by the fixation being bizarre.
