I'll eat eggs, but only if they carry the "Certified Humane" seal. I use almond cheese and Califia almond milk consistently. It's delicious. And I still eat organic yogurt because the vegan yogurts totally suck.

i think you're right, but he's nuts either way. What he doesn't get is that the laboratory produced burgers actually ARE meat cloned from animal DNA.

And we don't sacrifice goats !!

Strangely, I have the opposite opinion. But I'm not crazy about tootsie rolls either.

I find veggie burgers to be much tastier than burgers made from ground beef that is full of bovine fecal matter, antibiotics, and growth hormones, that comes from herbivorous cattle that are fed an unnatural diet of corn and ground up cows while living their entire lives ankle deep in their own excrement. But that's just me.

I tried making a Vegan burger once, it has a real hard job keeping the vegan on the hot plate though......LOL.

@BDair Gosh, you make it sound so good. Nevertheless, I live in "Amish Country", and they sell beef that is pasture raised, no hormones, etc. There are places where a person can buy beef products that do not contain the contaminants you mention. I have tried vegan burgers...both from the store and served in a Michigan Public Middle School lunch program. The ones from the store were tasteless, the ones served in the school lunch program were so tasteless that the only similarity to a real beef burger was the name.

Yes, there are options for healthy and ethically raised livestock. Though I don't eat any meat, I am a big fan of Joel Salatin of Polyface Farm and his practices. I was of course referring to the meat produced by CAFO's that are damaging to both the environment and people's health. As the 'plant based diet' movement grows, the options are getting better all of the time. Trader Joe's has some excellent meatless patties.

@dahermit But sadly, the majority of the meat sold in this country comes from hideous torture chambers called factory farms where the animals are poorly fed, inhumanely treated, and diseased.

I'm on a hunt for the perfect vegan burger. I don't like the mushy ones. Amy's used to make one that was "meaty". I think it was the Chicago burger... but I haven't been able to find it lately. any suggestions?

I agree with about the veggie burger.

@TheoryNumber3 I like Burger King's impossible whopper.

@xenoview With whom do you agree?

@BestWithoutGods
With you.

@BestWithoutGods I tried one of those. They're good but too much saturated fat.

Only if they are hamburders.....LOL.

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