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Triquatra
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 Posted - 2012/01/13 : 11:59:26
yarrrr, just don't like the taste
just like some people don't like the taste of brussel sprouts
I don't see the point in meat-flavoured food, if you're going to eat stuff thats flavoured like meat then just eat the real thing...derp! :D
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DJ Lawlzy
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Posted - 2012/01/13 : 15:02:13
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Originally posted by Triquatra:
yarrrr, just don't like the taste
just like some people don't like the taste of brussel sprouts
I don't see the point in meat-flavoured food, if you're going to eat stuff thats flavoured like meat then just eat the real thing...derp! :D
I think that's probably more for health/moral/religious reasons for people who can't eat meat but still enjoy the taste/similarity to meat.
I'm not big on meat and have considered trying substitutes at times but I can't stand the texture of tofu.
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Triquatra
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Posted - 2012/01/13 : 15:52:11
I honesltly can't remember the last time i had tofu.. I think it was in primary school...20 years ago???
i should really try some to see if i like it
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NekoShuffle
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Posted - 2012/01/13 : 16:45:15
Tofu is lovely, I love really plain foods so tofu is perfect for me. I could just eat a giant cube of it.
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_Jay_
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Posted - 2012/01/13 : 17:35:34
I ate it a good few times a week when I was in Vietnam. They love it out there.
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Hard2Get
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Posted - 2012/01/14 : 14:59:45
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mmm, but the lack of non-meat options still shows lack of variety though.
both veggies and meatys can eat food without meat in it.
was just reading up on it, aparently the same % of people are veggie in the states as in the UK (roughly 10% of the population). so as to differences in menus..It's just much more acceptable to be veggie over here I guess. nobody over here has a coniption fit if it ever comes up in conversation, whereas in the states if it ever got mentioned everyone seemed to stop and stare......or perhaps that was my accent ;)
I never thought of calling non-vegetarians 'meatys' lol. I might start.
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