you know, it’s not even ridiculous. He tried it, said it wasn’t for him, and went back. From someone who absolutely gobbles meat on the daily, i respect that.
@@bananatree1234567dude. Just. Stop. You’re making vegetarians look bad and your comment isn’t even true. One person eating meat isn’t undoing the effort of “a lot” of vegetarians. You’re not losing anything from someone eating meat; it doesn’t affect the good you’ve personally done for the environment. Companies are mostly what’s ruining the environment and blaming that on regular people is just not classy. Let people live.
@@bananatree1234567 no, they are not affecting it in any way, most of the things they consume would probably still be produced and "undo" your efforts even if they didn't buy/eat them.
Tbh that's a healthier mindset than what I've seen from most ex vegans. Usually, they somehow turn to the other extreme and go completely carnivore. As a former vegetarian, I still think that moderation is key and including more vegetarian and vegan meals in your diet is a great thing
Ah yes, Mr Avocado is a prime example. However, he didn't exactly havea choice since he had a condition to eat meat again. What he had a choice was to not try and get a heart attack for views.
I'm also very annoyed of the BS they try to talk about in science that's not true at all, and the fact that they get so mad at other vegans for wanting to try things or they just slip up and want some meat. Like you said, moderation is key. Which is why I cook and go out to actual restaurants more for less processed foods and only indulge in fast food on a blue moon. It's been so great to not feel like my life runs on trash food.
Respect to u hermano. Indeed moderation is key. As a meat lover, I've slowly also come to accept (i didnt want to accept it on an emotional and mental level) that eating a lot of meat with no vegies was unhealthy.
As someone who has ate meat all my life, can agree meat is overrated. Honestly even the thought of wagu makes me wanna puke, but I also have a hard time with animal fats for some reason. If I knew more then like 7 vegetables I’d probably end up mostly vegetarian.
@@amazinggrapes3045i think veganism should only really be for moral reasons. as such, my view of a proper vegan wouldnt eat meat out of principal. though im not a vegan myself, and i dont think eating meat as an individual is meaningfully different from the alternative. i think the issue is systemic.
@@ratofthecity6351 There are actually practical and environmental reasons too, sometimes health depending on the person (but usually not). One practical/environmental reason is that... It's just easier to produce. A lot easier You don't need to pump in as many resources for corn or such as you do cows or other livestock on a trophic level. To do it for moral reasons calls everything into question, and it is extremely hard to not, in some way, support some evil billionaire in today's society. There is not much ethical consumption today.
@@FarremShamist Yeah but shady corporations also clear natural forests and rainforests in 3rd world countries for farms. Which is also terrible for the environment. Especially since fertilizers and pesticides ruin the water supply in those areas. I really see it more as a catch 22.
>Stops eating meat for seven years >Decides to try beef once again >Doesn't like beef, goes back to beans >Refuses to elaborate further >Leaves Absolutely based Edit: Chill the fuck out guys, this comment was supposed to be a joke.
@@seaweed428 I honestly forget that emojis mean something, since nowadays people seem to love adding "💀" to every sentence. I should look out for that a bit more.
Well, ofc. It's his opinion, why would we question it? We could have our own opinions like "i like beef, so i find it weird you don't" but there's not much you can do except accept it
It's the SEASONING! Vegetables are ass if you don't season them correctly, and Meat is ass if you don't season them correctly. In conclusion, everything is ass if not seasoned, correctly
@@ewdaddy7030While more difficult to get proper nutrients being vegan it is certainly possible, just requires more planning. Same for gaining weight but thats simple calories in calories out.
Not really. The guy literally said he ate Wagyu once with some friends and went back to his old habits, that's the equivalent of a carnivore eating a piece of romaine lettuce and saying "Nah this ain't for me chief" and goes back. Didn't try a burger, chicken breast, pulled pork, turkey and gravy, or anything like that- tried 1 item and switched back up. Absolutely not "glimpsing both sides of the equation and making an informed decision".
@@Lord_Burritobut won’t him going around eating almost every meat dish go against the core motive of vegetarianism/veganism? Isn’t the reason they went vegan or vegetarian is to stop meat eating? It’ll feel kinda dirty to consistently eat meat to try and come to a decision when for seven years you didn’t touch meat out of empathy for the environment and animals if I’ll be honest.
@@Arkan-10The point of him trying meat after 7 years was to try meat after 7 years, not nibble on a little Wagyu and decide to never eat it again. Has nothing to do with his choice in staying Vegan as a whole, as the point was to venture out and try something new. Similar to how kids shouldn’t just- dislike something they haven’t tried or have only eaten once.
I've been a vegetarian since i was 11, meat suddenly made me nauseous and i couldn't stand the taste or smell. We should all mind our own business and not judge other people's diets, food is important and too many of us alreadyhave eating disorders, don't be the reason someone developes one, no matter how justified you think you are in your opinion.
@@addyshorhnr3544 I have a sister who literally said to a vegan or vegetarian (wasn't sure his diet specifically)they didn't eat be he didn't eat meat. My dad and grandpa constantly make fun of my brother for not eating meat and I brought a non meat meal into my dad's car and he asked if I was vegan like it was a crime. Family is wild
Yes, people always judge me for eating dogs and babies and it's like don't judge me for who I eat. Judging someone is way worse than eating someone obviously
The Western model of agriculture is a big part of it. Even if we somehow eliminated meat from practically everyone's diet (certain people cannot stop eating meat for medical reasons due to a rare condition), the model causes many importamt crops such as many nuts, cacao and soy to be as much of a burden on the environment when you look not only at the carbon footprint but also the resources used to grow, harvest, transport and transform the crops. It doesn't help that most commercial farmers nowadays go by the estimated charts of what the seed sellers give them instead of doing soil analysis and taking local conditions into consideration. Other solutions to save on resources in the long term for certain produce like underground irrigation systems for avocado trees as an example aren't adopted because they're considered too big an investment upfront and the benefits aren't seen as valuable on the short term. There are ways to eat meat and consume other animal products ethically, Indigenous nations have done it for millenias before us. Switching to veganism is not the ultimate solution, simply a bandaid on an open wound.
Meat production is one of the most efficient industries in the world. Even subpar meat products are an order of magnitude or two denser in energy and nutrients than the best vegan and vegetarian products. The only real issue for the environment is Chinese and Indian fossil fuel energy generation. The US is fairly clean.
@@ArchOfficial the efficiency is precisely the problem 😑 The amount of ESPECIALLY subpar meat mass produced under HORRENDOUS conditions for the animals brings huge environmental problems with it due to e.g. the amount methane released by the animals and deforestations to make space for all the crap substitute feed fed to the animals. Then there's the water needed to treat the meat too. Especially the US produces way too much meat and much more than humans need. If meat productions was restricted to local butchers and farmers, 1. the meat quality would be consistently good and 2. the environmental damage would be reduced by a lot too. For the love of whatever you may or may not believe in, educate yourself 🤦🏽♀️
@@n.c.pictures Subpar meat production is still roughly 50 times more efficient than the most efficient alternatives. Methane emissions are extremely minor at a planetary scale and deforestation is *greater* from vegetable production alone. Local butchers and farmers cannot feed a country the size of the US.
@@ArchOfficial the vegetables like soy beans used for feed for meat mass production? Uh huh. Again, the efficiency is precisely the problem. And also again, the amount of meat produced and consumed in the US is much more than what humans need. If every small town had a butcher, those would be covered. Cities would need import, but again, mumtioke butchers working together with farmers on the outskirts could cover it.
@guppy0536 Vegan totally doesn't have to be hard! Look at the foods you like and see how you can veganize it. Try different cuisines and find dishes you like. I LOVE Thai curry (be careful at restaurants, it sometimes has fish sauce), so I learned to make it at home. It's a lot of fun and you can find vegan ANYTHING online.
@@lazyhippie6139yes u can simply mame anything vegan from dumplings to veggie rolls Just buy some spices (not very spicy spices) Like coriander powder and cumin seeds. Even frying left over rice with onion, tomatoes , peas cumin seeds and turmeric or coreinder sauce is damn tasty. I can make lost of easy recipes Just replaces meat with soyabeans or tofu/paneer. Vegetable rolls r better TBH
@guppy0536 there's a vegetarian broccoli cheddar soup recipe I use that's pretty easy to make. Just Google Midwest Foodie broccoli cheddar soup. It's really good. For the cheese, I use either Tillamook or Cabot since neither of them use animal rennet in their cheese. Plus they both have good tasting white cheddar.
Beef good, beans good, food is good. What's not good is being obnoxious about what folks eat when ultimately they aren't evil for eating meat or a moron for choosing in being vegan, unless done incorrectly like eating potato chips and calling yourself vegan types are really lame people.
I feel like "mostly vegetarian with meat occasionally" would be an ideal way for most people to live. Food animals would be able to be treated better since the focus would be on producing as much as possible, the environmental impact would be significantly reduced, and more people would be on board with it because it's not completely cutting out meat.
Yes, plus we need to understand the food cycle. Yea legumes are nice and put some Nitrogen into the soil, but we rely on blood, bone, feather and manure OR petroleum byproducts for fertilizer. The environmental impact of either reducing the production of meat to very low levels is going to be bad(considering that oil would then be almost exclusively the only source of plant fertilizer and crappy as it is almost exclusively just macros as opposed to animal products that does macros and micro nutrient), but moving it to lab grown production would be absolutely devastating.
This is what I’m trying to go for. Mostly plant-based (I do love cheese though) with things like using tofu for my weekly taco night and then occasionally getting high-quality steaks with the money I saved from buying less meat
@@tiffles699 most fertilizer is either from manure or synthesized. Problem in many highly industrialized farm countries is that they have too much livestock so they overproduce manure and also that they tend to overfertilize. We have massive problems with nitrates seeping into ground water. Statistically humanity gets about 20% of its caloric intake from animal products, 80% is from crops. Yet 80% of all crops farmed on earth are used to feed livestock. You'd reduce the environmental impact of agriculture by like 30-40% just from eating half as much meat and dairy and by almost 80% (!) from switching to veganism globally. I don't say we will ever stop eating any animal products, especially eggs are an insanely versatile food used in almost any culture. But we should absolutely return to how it was in the 19th century where meat consumption was limited to your family's sunday roast.
I have no idea how you guys are getting your 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight without eating meat regularly. I eat a largely lean meat based diet and still struggle with hitting my macros.
I’ve never eaten meat due to religious reasons ( my mother is a Hindu Brahmin ) but my Dad ( he is Hindu as well but Kshatriya) used to eat meat almost 3-4 times a week. After marriage he slowly started converting to vegetarian and he tells he doesn’t miss non vegetarian all that much. According to him meat does taste good, but vegetarian food tastes amazing as well. So he never felt as though he was missing out on something. He said during his younger days when he converted newly he did get the urge to try some but he felt it was more of a mental feedback thing that “Yeah I’m eating meat” than the taste of meat itself. He now doesn’t eat any meat. Indian vegetarians are different from vegans. We have Milk products, Mushrooms, Yeast, Honey, and eggs ( our family doesn’t have omelette and my mum doesn’t eat egg in anything, but my brother, father and I eat cakes, chocolates, breads containing eggs )
Do you have any favorite recipes that are obscure to the average westerner but relatively easy to make? I'm not vegan or vegetarian but I absolutely love vegetables, mushrooms, etc., and need more in my diet. Indian food is soooo good too!
I was vegetarian for 3 years over a bet with my old best friend. He said I couldn’t be vegetarian for longer than him (he had just quit after 2 years).
A lesson I learned is that older vegans understand that you will not always be perfect with your diet. Typically newly minted vegans are the ones that strive for vegan “perfectionism”, it makes all vegans look bad in the long run.
This is so accurate. I’ve been vegan 5/6 years and when I first started I was such on a high horse about it I would not shut the fuck up, then I just kind of chilled out bit by bit. Once I stepped away from other vegans and the “vegan community” I realized we were all just super judgmental and all I care about is my own behavior so that’s what I worry about now not random peoples diets
@@Patchouliprince Right, I had no idea how toxic the vegan “community” could be. It’s honestly why people have such a knee jerk reaction to vegans, but I’m always happy to see others break down those stereotypes.
@@fimbulsummerAnd it shouldn't be, but the "perfectionist" vegans look at other people's choices with a magnifying glass trying to see the slightest non-vegan shit...
It depends on your pallet sensitivity. At least for me. I'm autistic so I'm naturally more sensitive to everything including food, but my pallet is also super sensitive to any kind of food so I can't try everything. I'm more of a carnivore than an omnivore, and I also love fish and shrimp. I even eat like a carnivore when eating meat lmao
My mum always taught me “try it, if you don’t like it, at least you tried it!” For some folks that’s meat. For some, it’s eggplant or fiddleheads or sprite. That Mac and cheese looks so good tho.
As my vegetarian roommate told me, the spicing is doing all the flavour. I was shocked by how easy it is to get mushrooms and beans to taste like meat dishes.
Not really cuz a lot of meat has fat that gives it umami flavor especially pork or if you get a fatty piece of beef or other meet. Also chicken bones and other animal bones make for a rich tasty broth
i was vegetarian for 5 years and stopped recently as well, and i totally agree with you. i still mostly eat vegetarian tbh because i just don't like eating meat that much, especially red meat is pretty heavy on the stomach. fried chicken has been amazing tho
I was only veg for a year or so, stopped because I already have sensory/appetite issues so limiting what I’m willing to eat even further wasn’t doing my nutrition levels any favours. But the first time i had steak again, I thought it was gonna taste so good, and it just tasted boring, like why would I pay so much for that? I still eat poultry and fish, but I don’t see the point of red meat in its price, taste, or how it digests. Even the meat substitutes trying to emulate beef are just gross
Yess same. I eat beef about once a week but it not something i really care for... Pork grosses me out and chicken just seems so boring and dry most of the time. I was pretty disappointed by the beef though. Ex vegans hyped it up but i dont really miss meat. I just eat it because i don't eat enough so it boosts my calorie count
I was vegetarian for like 4 years and then got Covid and my brain was like 'eat a steak or you'll explode' and then I did I'm still not a huge meat eater but sometimes the body wants what it wants.
I have a lot of people asking me how to start being vegetarian and they think it's some big deal. I always say, just try it for a week. If you don’t like it the just go back. You can always choose to do a vegetarian day/week/month or simply reduce the amount of meat you eat. It's better for your body to only have a serving size of meat that's the size of your palm- for a week! (Or so my sociology of food course told me in college) so if reducing your intake is good enough for you then go for it. It's about what works best for you. And also long as you're being healthy about it, I don’t really care and neither will anyone else.
@@McNugge. science and tests on large groups of people. Even the food guide states that less meat is needed for the body to be healthy and operate. People just eat a lot of meat because they like the taste of it.
''Beef is overrated, i'm going back to beans'' As someone who lost access to vital products as stores closed up and prices soared, i look forward to the day i can go back to beans XD; tofu went from dreaded to being my favorite protein. Closest meat to that in my opinion is chicken, and though it's fine, I wanna go back to tofu XD
I stop being vegan after 4 years, vegan food/restaurants tends to be very expensive, but my major problem with being vegan is my health problems, i constantly have low energy, i get sick often and also i have take lots of supplements too which isn't helping with the cost, and I'm generally tired of the toxicity of my vegan friend groups, I guess veganism isn't for everyone, I'm not discouraging anyone to try veganism, but it's important to prioritise your health first.
Some toxic, vegan gaslighters say that you should not eat meat because it is unethical... yeah unethical my ass. Even Jesus himself provided fish for everyone to eat. Isn't that meat?
So overall, being vegan WILL have varying effects on everybody and might even include consequences. Yep some methods for animal-keeping are unethical but the act of eating meat itself is not unethical. Some stuff in meat have higher composition than that of vegetables, so choose between malnutrition or "ethical cause" for animals. There's just so much laughability at vegans that force others to become vegan just for the sake of being good to animals even if they were meant to be harvested and eaten in the first place.
yeah, if we were designed with the intention of preserving animal life, we wouldnt have to do so much extra just to keep our health decent while avoiding meat. nothing wrong with the diet but the mindset is not always good.
"Animals weren't created to be..." are you talking philosophy/religion? We're omnivores, so from a natural perspective it's perfectly logical that we'd eat meat and "harvest" animals@@scientificthesis
Humans naturally don't like food that they are unaccustomed to. You generally have to try things multiple times before you can enjoy them, hence the phrase acquired taste
@@shadowdreams-d1o us humans have destroyed our natural taste due to eating modern sugary modified foods and mixing ingredients that would never be possible to do in nature we can’t rely on our taste to determine what foods we should and shouldn’t consume a lot of people hate vegetables they should still eat some on occasion for health reasons
@@Lolzzz483 most adult do like vegetables and second that has nothing to do with my comment he does not like meat so no reason for him to eat it my comment also talks about acquired taste nothing about that is wrong even if its bad for you it has something that makes you want to go back for it
Yes and no. I loved truffles since the first try and I'd hardly eat brussel sprouts even though I tried them several times (I generally dislike bitter taste and nothing bitter would come to my plate),
The first video was Zenith and TheWhat actually trying to make changes in their favor to put themselves in a position of advantage. This one is literally just chaos like they both actually just stopped caring lmao
it honestly makes sense that he wouldnt like meat after not eating it for years! MatPat made a video on eat over on Food Theory. it was the same thing almost with the theorists not eating anything involving sugar for a month as i remember. and at the end when they ate sugar after a month for the first time they didnt really like it. it's because tastebuds are only able to live about a week if i remember correctly and that's why you can actually train your taste buds to like certain things and get used to those.
Yeah basically in nature our tastebuds will adapt to wanting what is available by our local habitat. However, nowadays we have a ton of corn syrup due to farming subsidies, so everything has corn syrup.... so we crave corn syrup.
Nah, meat usually doesn't taste mid because tastebuds aren't used to meat. Usually, it's because you obliterate food with spices, while meat (and by that I mean in steak-form) is best enjoyed with as little spice as possible, ideally only salt, maybe pepper and maybe garlic. When your tastebuds are used to everything being spiced out the ass, something as plain as meat will naturally taste mid. When you're used to eating little spice, you start to actually appreciate the taste of meat and you start to distinguish the quality of the meat. Wagyu tastes amazing if you've only eaten normal beef. The fat is absolutely heavenly, it's tender, it's moist, and if you get the sear right...just foodgasm.
That Vegan Teacher is actually a kind and caring woman. I think all of you should stop making fun of her and try veganism. (Help me, I’m at gunpoint how tf did she get a gun?)😰
@@discokids8273 you right they need to stop making fun of her >~< ( I got a notification on my phone "False alert, the nuclear bomb will not hit your house anymore" 🤔)
Indian vegetarians are different from vegans. We have Milk products, Mushrooms, Yeast, Honey, and eggs ( our family doesn’t have omelette and my mum doesn’t eat egg in anything, but my brother, father and I eat cakes, chocolates, breads containing eggs )
Technically all that stuff is Vegetarian here too, all except for the Eggs. Vegetarian is just when you dont eat meat, but you can still eat animal products. Vegan is when you dont eat any animal products, including Dairy. There are some more mild types of Vegetarianism though in which people also eat Eggs and/or Seafood, kinda like the diet you mentioned. Thats just the definitions though, honestly, you should just eat whatever you want and not worry about the labels too much. Just whatever feels right to you.
Dude there is no such thing as "Indian vegetarianns are different from vegan" vegetarian and vegan are different and people who eat eggs are called eggtarians
@eragon78 eggs are vegetarian. It's not an animal, unless there's a baby chick in there, which, if the farmer is doing their job right, there won't be.
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I love this! So many people see veganism as an all-or-nothing thing. BUT if it's a moral issue, it's a philosophy of HARM REDUCTION. Like any change you can make is a good one! And diets with extremely firm restrictions are OFTEN not sustainable. Too many vegans scare people away from reductionism or something like freeganism with this perfectionist idea of it. MORE OF THIS PLEASE❤
@@Bomberman66Hell That's very much untrue. It takes land and food to feed animals in order to produce meat. Significantly more food goes to the animal than meat we get out. In addition, we need the land for the animals and for the animals food. Cutting out the middleman and going straight to the grown food is one very basic way that going vegan (and reducing animal products generally) is much more environmentally friendly.
Honestly, do what's best for you! I've been a vegetarian since I was 14. I'm turning 33 in a few months. Unfortunately, I get ill when I consume meat. (Even broth) 💁♀️ So good on you for being willing to try something new. If someone wants to eat mostly veggie, and have an occasional hamburger, cool. It's not my business. Personally, I don't feel like I'm missing out by not eating meat, and I love veggies. I support people who want to eat plant based, or just want to lessen their meat consumption, for whatever reason. I'm excited for any vegetarian/vegan content you feel like sharing!
During that period of time have you ever seen what happens to male baby cows in the dairy industry? Or learned the definition of Veganism? It's for the animals. If not, make today the day you learn ❤❤❤
@@alisiademi Yes, I have. Animal welfare is the reason I no longer consume meat. I don't consume much dairy, and always use plant based milk in my own home. I also only purchase locally produced, humanely sourced eggs (which I feel privileged to have access to). I use the term vegetarian because as a type 1 diabetic, sometimes I need to eat and I refuse to put myself in a medical emergency because I can only find something containing eggs and/or dairy while out and about. While I agree that many industries revolving around animal based products are very cruel and should be reformed, I don't think that guilt is the best way to convince someone to join your cause. Respect goes a long way, friend. 👍
@alisiademi And you'd rather starve animals than kill them directly. Since you need more and more land to grow plants which means less area/habitat for animals = Less Food for The plant eaters = they die of starvation and causes a chain reaction.
@@supergoji7511 I think that's a fallacy and you know it, friend. Ideally, for vegetarians and vegans alike, the land used for farming animals would be used instead for farming plants. It's actually fascinating to learn about the space-saving and energy efficient alternative methods, such as hydroponics and vertical farming. That would benefit us all as more plants/fewer for-consumption animals = more oxygen + reduced greenhouse gases = slower global warming.
@@supergoji7511 Literally doesn't make any sense. You'd use the farmland for farm animals for agriculture instead. As the comment above said, we could also grow plants vertically. It would be much more beneficial since we'd get even more food.
Honestly it’s all about balance. Having a steak weekly won’t kill the environment and having a few vegetarian nights won’t cause your organs to explode. I think if everyone respected the planet and wasn’t wasteful it would make us all a lot happier.
There's also the difference between vegans who do it for the animals, and people with plant-based dietary who do it for environmental, health, trend, personal, etc. reasons.
@@MarsStarcruiser Vegetarian > Doesnt eat meat Vegan > Doesnt eat any animal products. This includes stuff like Dairy. These terms have been around for a pretty long time, but its not too shocking people tend to get them mixed up quite a lot as theyre often kinda lumped together. But in case you were curious, thats the difference between them.
Personally I love being vegan because i love animals, and it makes me feel better to know I’m not supporting the horrible actions of the mass meat/dairy industries. I’m not delusional enough to believe that it will work for everyone. But I do think that everyone can at least incorporate meatless/vegan meals into their diet. Any bit can make a difference! Just bc you eat meat doesn’t mean you can’t try out plant-based meals!
This is incredibly relatable. I’m not a strict vegetarian. I originally just intended to reduce my meat consumption and ended up fully cutting it out over the course of months. After I decided to be a full fledged vegetarian I would occasionally find myself at McDonald eating a McChiken and fries. Eventually I stoped getting those strong cravings. Occasionally I will get curious a try a bite of meat from a friend or families plate. Beef doesn’t hit like it used to. It’s such a strong flavor that I’m never that impressed when I eat a small bite. Fried calamari that’s a whole other story for me. It’s absolutely just as delicious as I remember it.
I’ve been a vegetarian since 2018 and I have started to slowly incorporate meat into my diet again. Why? Because I’m really tired of eating the same things all the time (yes I know there are a lot of substitutes out there and I’ve tried almost all of them). I also have a serious iron deficit because of my dietary restrictions. This won’t mean that I’m gonna eat meat all the time and I’m not even sure I’ll even stick to it. I just want a little change-up from the beans, lentils, soy and seitan.
I would never be able to remove meat from my diet. My body would crave the real thing too much after a couple months if im lucky, and no amount of beans could replace actual meat. Plus, nearly all beans I've ever had, I cannot stand. The insides are like the blandest potatoes ever, assuming it makes it past the outside of the bean which it usually doesn't. Seasoned black beans (only combined on yellow rice if im in the mood, which is very rarely) and refried beans in/with burritos/quasadias. That's it.
@@ShadowSkyX Yeah I get that and I did crave meat so much the first couple of months but I was really determined back then. I can still enjoy vegetarian dishes but I’m gonna probably start eating meat and fish 2-3 times a week.
@@juliel3460try something called a camp breakfast which is scrambled eggs, sausage (cut up), potatoes, cheese, and ketchup if you want but it important to have everything finish cooking in similar times now I leave I hope you try this but I really like this one oh also have a good day
It makes sense to me. I had a B12 deficiency and became anemic when I forced a vegan diet on myself, back in the day when veganism did not have many widespread options and knowledge on supplements etc. I think it is about balance and finding what works for your body. If your health is suffering, it makes no sense to be a dogmatic purist. If you are still choosing plant-based options 80%> of the time, you are still pretty much a vegan in my eyes. I pick high-quality nutrient animal proteins like salmon, tuna, chicken breast, clams, crab, liver, eggs. Occassionally I'll enjoy processed meats like a bratwurst or hotdog, but these have very low nutritional value, so it is purely for taste a couple times a year. I am making vietnamese spring rolls tonight with crab and crayfish. Honestly I think those goi cuon are very boring if they only contain veggies.
I agree; after being vegan for years in my early twenties, I found beef to be pretty tasteless and I don’t care for the rough texture. I usually will go veggies/fish/chicken/pork or lamb/beef in the hierarchy of what’s available to me to eat.
I started dabbling in fish once in a while mostly when I’m backpacking since most vegan proteins are high in fiber which wrecks me on the trail. I’ve learned for me moderation of other proteins and still avoiding high inflammatory foods like dairy is key. Still can’t get myself to eat chicken, cow, or pig though.
I'm vegan, but my in-laws are not necessarily vegans or vegetarians. I understand that I shouldn't try to push others to go vegan, but rather, encourage them by having them try my vegan meals. Whatever works for you, I'll support it. 😊💙
The inverse of those also applies to you. Your inlaws could also slowly introduce you to no vegan meals. Its this thing is called compromise but it only works if both agree. Not just one
@@Space0fox I think it's about specific vegans things? Like a meal with seitan in it Edit: just to clarify, seitan is not for vegans only, but I feel like a lot of European/American non vegans don't know about it
@@jocelynecupcakeanimals eat other animals because they eat whatever they can/what their species needs to survive in the wild. Humans can adapt, survive and thrive on all kinds of diets. The meat/dairy industry is needlessly cruel (the mass-produced stuff anyway) because the animals are seen as products rather than living beings.
I’m a meat eater but they literally are. U can’t pretend to love animals like THAT and nature and then go eat them EVERY day. Especially bc of the environmental effects the meat and dairy industry have on our planet these days. Like unless u are out here on ur own independent ethical farm, they are completely mutually exclusive and anyone saying they’re not is being delusional 🤷🏻♀️.
And by doing so they are harming each other 😭 Like can y’all not be dumb and learn the definition of words I stg (I eat meat btw I’m just no delusional likeeee)
I love this mentality. We live in a society, in a world with other people who eat meat and most of us were raised omnivores. It is important to remind ourselves sometimes that it is neither an obligation nor a punishment to be vegetarians or vegans, it's a conscious decision and you don't have to be perfect every time.
I’ve been what I’ve dubbed a “part time” vegetarian for about three years. Mostly because I had stomach issues and red meat was really bad for it. I go through waves where I eat lean meats and dairy products then back to meatless again. I feel healthiest that way 🎉
same, I don't understand why people tend to eat the meat that is left over by carnivores, I tend to buy organ meat, is better, and is cheaper. I used to be vegan, I changed because there was a health component that was severely lacking, and I had to inform myself a lot, I had a skin tag that was the symptom, the cause was what I used to eat, for years I had that, until I saw some info by chance, so, I tried it and it worked, 2 weeks and the tag that I had for years on my skin just vanished. Some people really can't be completely vegan, nutrition is slightly different and that is why some can and some can't, and probably genetics plays a huge role.
@@alenasenie6928 well..because..it's delicious? Some organs doesn't taste as good as flesh meat like liver for example, it has that indescribable meat taste with weird texture that made it worse to eat, i find weird when some people eat that part of a cow body lol.
Wagyu is also overhyped. Sure the stock has been bred for quality of meat, not quantity and speedy growth, but it's not some magic cow from heaven. Unless you're breaking the bank for verifiable meat from an animal that was absolutely pampered and specially slaughtered (modern slaughterhouses aren't particularly great at minimising stress in animals, and stress can and does outright ruin the meat), its meat isn't going to be magically out-of-this-world delicious. Industrially produced beef is industrially produced beef.
I did a plant based diet for 7years too and then I learned i was VERY allergic to soy, nuts and gluten ☠️ im eating now mainly pescatarian but if I could, I definitely would go back to going 100% plant based. Im even taking weekly immunotherapy shots 💉 to lower my allergic reactions and just enjoy life more... Been in this tx for over 4 years and the healing is slow but getting there ❤
@@amazinggrapes3045 steak has probably been the one thing keeping unfaithful vegans from relapsing cuz they try it and hate it due to the fact that steak is objectively the most overrated food of all time don't @ me
Fr. I'm literally only vegetarian because I'm so picky with meat that I might as well just not eat it. If it helps animals and the environment too, that's just a happy bonus lol
It definitely does not help animals or the environment if vegans didn’t make that claim I wouldn’t have a problem with it that narrative is something that needs to go away
@@arsondoesstuff1135 yeah I ain’t accusing u of being that type of vegan I can see that u aren’t. I would bet u eat meat again some day if you come across the right steak or ribs or suffer a nutrient deficiency
Meat has its place. The only issue is ethics. I'd like to not feel guilty when I eat meat, seeing as it is required for a lot of what I live to cook. If I could at least eat a steak without thinking about how sad the cows were, or how many were thrown away due to not being used, that would be great. If that requires me to go to the store and forego some beef because they have low stock, that's fine with me. I'd rather go without a steak when I'm craving one, than eat a steak knowing hundred have been thrown away that same day due to expiration.
It's depressing to think that, among all the animals whose lives end after being brought about for one single forgettable meal for another mammal they'll never know, some of them don't even reach that and were slaughtered not even for something unethical but for absolutely nothing at all.
I took a chance on veganism for about a year due to personal health reasons. Though I followed all the guidelines and took multivitamins and other supplements, it led to deficiencies that caused pain in my joints that magically disappeared when I went back to consuming some meat and chicken once in a couple of days.
I did the same thing with veganism, just tried not eating meat only wore canvas and cotton and cut out pretty much all animal products. I was borderline anemic no matter how many vitamins I took so I went back to normal and I’m good
Yea that's why veganism isn't healthy. It is deficient in several essential nutrients. One of those is iron, because plants do not contain the bioavailable form of iron known as "heme iron".
It’s about whatever your reason to become vegan is. I know plenty of people that do it for environmental reason and plenty that do it for animals and I know a couple that do it cause they just hate the taste of most animal products
If youre buying meat, the animal is already dead. Letting the meat rot instead of consuming it and making use of its nutrients is more disrespectful. Certain Inuit cultures make sure to eat and use every. single. part. of a seal because they respect the seal (and also its their main source of fat and protein but still, they genuinely respect and borderline worship seals).
@@voeniix Less demand decreases production. Is half the world became vegan farmers would half their meat production. It's the most obvious fucking thing that's ever been obvious
Veganism is about whatever you want it to be. Do it for the animals, do it for planet earth, do it because your grandma's boyfriend will let you drive his car, or don't do it at all
That twist at the end gave me whiplash xD Respect for the character development, even if it turned out to not be your thing. The desire to try is what's important!
Meat from mass production is easier and cheaper to obtain but I dont like this system. I like to support small farming businesses, when I can afford it, otherwise my diet is vegetarian one. I have no problem with eating animal that I know where was raised and in what conditions. How it was slaughtered and prepared for consumption.
The US and UK dietetic association both say a well balanced vegan diet is healthy for all stages of life. When I learnt this I had to ask myself, so why do I eat meat? My answer was taste, convenience and habit. I then asked myself, are those good enough reasons to kill animals? For me they weren’t so I had to go vegan.
Vegetarian and Vegan are different. You can still eat animal products without killing them. Vegans dont allow for any animal products including any dairy products. Milk, Cheese, Yogurt, Butter, Honey, etc. If you eat those things, but not meat, then you're a vegetarian, not vegan.
@@eragon78 male chickens in the egg laying industry are killed at birth. Either by gas or maceration as they serve no purpose and they aren’t the same breed as those reared for meat. Male dairy cows are similarly useless to the industry and so are usually killed at birth or sold for veal (also killed). So for me vegetarianism is no solution. That’s ignoring the horrific living conditions these animals are subjected to everyday.
you know, it’s not even ridiculous. He tried it, said it wasn’t for him, and went back. From someone who absolutely gobbles meat on the daily, i respect that.
Yo?
@@bananatree1234567that's the most stupid thing ever heard! Who asked them to make this "effort"? No one except themselves
@@bananatree1234567dude. Just. Stop. You’re making vegetarians look bad and your comment isn’t even true. One person eating meat isn’t undoing the effort of “a lot” of vegetarians. You’re not losing anything from someone eating meat; it doesn’t affect the good you’ve personally done for the environment. Companies are mostly what’s ruining the environment and blaming that on regular people is just not classy. Let people live.
@@bananatree1234567 no, they are not affecting it in any way, most of the things they consume would probably still be produced and "undo" your efforts even if they didn't buy/eat them.
GOBBLES MEAT DAILY???
100 imperfect vegans are better than 10 perfect vegans
A meat eater is technically an imperfect vegan 🤔
Just a joke, I agree that more people doing a bit of work goes farther than a few going all the way
1/2 imperfect vegan is better than 100 perfect vegans.
0 vegans are the best case scenario
@@janedoe8901dawg what it’s their food choice
Me
Tbh that's a healthier mindset than what I've seen from most ex vegans. Usually, they somehow turn to the other extreme and go completely carnivore. As a former vegetarian, I still think that moderation is key and including more vegetarian and vegan meals in your diet is a great thing
Ah yes, Mr Avocado is a prime example. However, he didn't exactly havea choice since he had a condition to eat meat again. What he had a choice was to not try and get a heart attack for views.
I think a lot of people are using veganism to mask an eating disorder, which may be why they swing to such extremes
I'm also very annoyed of the BS they try to talk about in science that's not true at all, and the fact that they get so mad at other vegans for wanting to try things or they just slip up and want some meat. Like you said, moderation is key. Which is why I cook and go out to actual restaurants more for less processed foods and only indulge in fast food on a blue moon. It's been so great to not feel like my life runs on trash food.
Respect to u hermano. Indeed moderation is key. As a meat lover, I've slowly also come to accept (i didnt want to accept it on an emotional and mental level) that eating a lot of meat with no vegies was unhealthy.
As someone who has ate meat all my life, can agree meat is overrated. Honestly even the thought of wagu makes me wanna puke, but I also have a hard time with animal fats for some reason. If I knew more then like 7 vegetables I’d probably end up mostly vegetarian.
“occasional booty” had me dying 😂
"I wish" we all do
Not me. I think romance is stupid, it’s a distraction, how can you be free when you have to always meet the demands of your partners?
@@Bobothan-qy1ql that's definitely an opinion. Romance is not neccasary but it is definitely not stupid.
@@Bobothan-qy1qlok jevil you do you
@@Bobothan-qy1ql yeah i think romance is necessary if your old ass needs some food or water produced by farmers who were born from families lol
i didn't expect that ending he switched sides twice soo fast😂
Beef is fine but beans are the truth
@@SenyaiGrubsyour videos are pretty entertaining regardless of your food choices tbh
@@SenyaiGrubs this.
Now imagine a beef bean crossover 👀
@@SenyaiGrubs this needs to go on a T-Shirt
@@SenyaiGrubs
Nothing better than meat
Honestly that’s respectful af.
You tried it, didn’t like it fair enough.
Where are the vegetarians that HAVEN'T tried meat?
@@amazinggrapes3045 The unwilling children of vegans that are forced.
@@amazinggrapes3045i think veganism should only really be for moral reasons. as such, my view of a proper vegan wouldnt eat meat out of principal. though im not a vegan myself, and i dont think eating meat as an individual is meaningfully different from the alternative. i think the issue is systemic.
@@ratofthecity6351 There are actually practical and environmental reasons too, sometimes health depending on the person (but usually not).
One practical/environmental reason is that... It's just easier to produce. A lot easier You don't need to pump in as many resources for corn or such as you do cows or other livestock on a trophic level.
To do it for moral reasons calls everything into question, and it is extremely hard to not, in some way, support some evil billionaire in today's society.
There is not much ethical consumption today.
@@FarremShamist Yeah but shady corporations also clear natural forests and rainforests in 3rd world countries for farms. Which is also terrible for the environment. Especially since fertilizers and pesticides ruin the water supply in those areas. I really see it more as a catch 22.
Video: i quit vegetarianism
Title: i quit being vegan
Dude forgot any type of seasonings in his mac. SMH
salt pepper@@ladyraven3418
I noticed lol
I was looking for someone to notice this lol
@@ladyraven3418 I saw him sprinkle a little something in there lol
Seasoning is what makes food good. There's a damn good reason people fought wars over spices.
Spore ass wars
They fought over spices to sell to other countries
@@ashpostingbruh the entire space stage is where Spore becomes a drug tra- I mean SPICE trade simulator
tell me about it
No it's not
>Stops eating meat for seven years
>Decides to try beef once again
>Doesn't like beef, goes back to beans
>Refuses to elaborate further
>Leaves
Absolutely based
Edit: Chill the fuck out guys, this comment was supposed to be a joke.
lol why would be need to elaborate on his taste buds 😂
@@seaweed428 It's a joke, don't think about it too deeply
@@Rubiktor012 ik, hence the emoji
@@seaweed428 I honestly forget that emojis mean something, since nowadays people seem to love adding "💀" to every sentence. I should look out for that a bit more.
Well, ofc. It's his opinion, why would we question it?
We could have our own opinions like "i like beef, so i find it weird you don't" but there's not much you can do except accept it
It's the SEASONING! Vegetables are ass if you don't season them correctly, and Meat is ass if you don't season them correctly. In conclusion, everything is ass if not seasoned, correctly
You get used to it. I don't overdo seasoning and barely use salt (I'm used to and when I want I just forget about it)
Huh? If you need seasoning to enjoy food, then either your cooking is questionable or your taste is derpy.
i love ass
@@BradleyGibbsi don't even need salt.
why not just eat the seasoning then
I can respect that. You tried it, you didn't like it, you went back. That's respectable
Hm where have I read this before....?
Beans
@@Chef_Trent Beans
@@toe._.Beans
@@RanchKingsBeans
Vegetarianism & vegan are different.
L.L Bean should sponsor this guy
I’m into edible beans you dingus
@@SenyaiGrubsit's edible if you try hard enough
@@SenyaiGrubs enjoy being skinny and not getting the right nutrients for your body. Disappointed in you if you're being serious
@@ewdaddy7030you’re not very educated, are you?
@@ewdaddy7030While more difficult to get proper nutrients being vegan it is certainly possible, just requires more planning. Same for gaining weight but thats simple calories in calories out.
Mad respect for glimpsing both sides of the equation and making an informed decision!
Not really. The guy literally said he ate Wagyu once with some friends and went back to his old habits, that's the equivalent of a carnivore eating a piece of romaine lettuce and saying "Nah this ain't for me chief" and goes back.
Didn't try a burger, chicken breast, pulled pork, turkey and gravy, or anything like that- tried 1 item and switched back up. Absolutely not "glimpsing both sides of the equation and making an informed decision".
@@Lord_Burritobut won’t him going around eating almost every meat dish go against the core motive of vegetarianism/veganism? Isn’t the reason they went vegan or vegetarian is to stop meat eating? It’ll feel kinda dirty to consistently eat meat to try and come to a decision when for seven years you didn’t touch meat out of empathy for the environment and animals if I’ll be honest.
The informed decision would be to see that animals get abused for animal products and never eat them, no matter how good they might taste
He hardly glimpsed meat side. Tried the most boring meat once.
@@Arkan-10The point of him trying meat after 7 years was to try meat after 7 years, not nibble on a little Wagyu and decide to never eat it again. Has nothing to do with his choice in staying Vegan as a whole, as the point was to venture out and try something new. Similar to how kids shouldn’t just- dislike something they haven’t tried or have only eaten once.
I've been a vegetarian since i was 11, meat suddenly made me nauseous and i couldn't stand the taste or smell.
We should all mind our own business and not judge other people's diets, food is important and too many of us alreadyhave eating disorders, don't be the reason someone developes one, no matter how justified you think you are in your opinion.
Mood my body did that too at like 14, it’s chilled though with is good because my family can’t fathom the idea you can not eat meat in a meal.
@@addyshorhnr3544 I have a sister who literally said to a vegan or vegetarian (wasn't sure his diet specifically)they didn't eat be he didn't eat meat. My dad and grandpa constantly make fun of my brother for not eating meat and I brought a non meat meal into my dad's car and he asked if I was vegan like it was a crime. Family is wild
Sometimes gobbling on meat isn't for everyone we must understand that
@@addyshorhnr3544 same brother, my mother could never eat meat, but she has to cook meat in almost every meal or my dad gets angry
Yes, people always judge me for eating dogs and babies and it's like don't judge me for who I eat. Judging someone is way worse than eating someone obviously
The problem for the environment isn't meat consumption in itself. It's the insanely high amount and mass production, esp. in countries like the US
The Western model of agriculture is a big part of it.
Even if we somehow eliminated meat from practically everyone's diet (certain people cannot stop eating meat for medical reasons due to a rare condition), the model causes many importamt crops such as many nuts, cacao and soy to be as much of a burden on the environment when you look not only at the carbon footprint but also the resources used to grow, harvest, transport and transform the crops.
It doesn't help that most commercial farmers nowadays go by the estimated charts of what the seed sellers give them instead of doing soil analysis and taking local conditions into consideration. Other solutions to save on resources in the long term for certain produce like underground irrigation systems for avocado trees as an example aren't adopted because they're considered too big an investment upfront and the benefits aren't seen as valuable on the short term.
There are ways to eat meat and consume other animal products ethically, Indigenous nations have done it for millenias before us. Switching to veganism is not the ultimate solution, simply a bandaid on an open wound.
Meat production is one of the most efficient industries in the world. Even subpar meat products are an order of magnitude or two denser in energy and nutrients than the best vegan and vegetarian products.
The only real issue for the environment is Chinese and Indian fossil fuel energy generation. The US is fairly clean.
@@ArchOfficial the efficiency is precisely the problem 😑
The amount of ESPECIALLY subpar meat mass produced under HORRENDOUS conditions for the animals brings huge environmental problems with it due to e.g. the amount methane released by the animals and deforestations to make space for all the crap substitute feed fed to the animals. Then there's the water needed to treat the meat too.
Especially the US produces way too much meat and much more than humans need. If meat productions was restricted to local butchers and farmers, 1. the meat quality would be consistently good and 2. the environmental damage would be reduced by a lot too.
For the love of whatever you may or may not believe in, educate yourself 🤦🏽♀️
@@n.c.pictures Subpar meat production is still roughly 50 times more efficient than the most efficient alternatives. Methane emissions are extremely minor at a planetary scale and deforestation is *greater* from vegetable production alone.
Local butchers and farmers cannot feed a country the size of the US.
@@ArchOfficial the vegetables like soy beans used for feed for meat mass production? Uh huh. Again, the efficiency is precisely the problem. And also again, the amount of meat produced and consumed in the US is much more than what humans need. If every small town had a butcher, those would be covered. Cities would need import, but again, mumtioke butchers working together with farmers on the outskirts could cover it.
I’ve been vegetarian for 3 years now and I’d love to see some more recipes from you! Your food always looks delicious and I’d love to cook more often.
Im also looking for easy vegetarian but everything is hard vegan
Try Indian food. No other food is more vegetarian or even veganised cause they're doing that shit since pyramid times
@guppy0536 Vegan totally doesn't have to be hard! Look at the foods you like and see how you can veganize it. Try different cuisines and find dishes you like. I LOVE Thai curry (be careful at restaurants, it sometimes has fish sauce), so I learned to make it at home. It's a lot of fun and you can find vegan ANYTHING online.
@@lazyhippie6139yes u can simply mame anything vegan from dumplings to veggie rolls
Just buy some spices (not very spicy spices)
Like coriander powder and cumin seeds.
Even frying left over rice with onion, tomatoes , peas cumin seeds and turmeric or coreinder sauce is damn tasty.
I can make lost of easy recipes
Just replaces meat with soyabeans or tofu/paneer. Vegetable rolls r better TBH
@guppy0536 there's a vegetarian broccoli cheddar soup recipe I use that's pretty easy to make. Just Google Midwest Foodie broccoli cheddar soup. It's really good. For the cheese, I use either Tillamook or Cabot since neither of them use animal rennet in their cheese. Plus they both have good tasting white cheddar.
Lol, that last take guaranteed to make the last person who wasn't mad mad. Good job, I love that kind of trolling.
Why tf would someone be mad about that? Or anything he said in the video
Haha only giggles here, trying to save the shits for the toilet 😜
@@pihlajafoxcause people are silly and care infinitely too much about random people they'll never meet
@@439801RSbruh they let someone who will never know they exist live rent free in their head and push their buttons and I've never understood it.
Why would this video make anyone mad...?
Beef good, beans good, food is good. What's not good is being obnoxious about what folks eat when ultimately they aren't evil for eating meat or a moron for choosing in being vegan, unless done incorrectly like eating potato chips and calling yourself vegan types are really lame people.
W
Very true
Not true.. I know a super cool pot smoking Vegan Lady..that serves the Homeless lol meat sandwiches. Go figure
Correction, beans are not good
Vegans are whatever, but Italians? Yeesh, can't find a more snobbish group of shitheads about food anywhere else.
“ like my receding hairline “got me dying😂😂😂
Beans are the peak of evolution on earth
but they cant eat grass and produce methane
i think you are confusing beans with crabs.
Why does everything keep evolving into beans?
40000 years of evolution and we have barely scratched the surface of bean potential
Bean Crab actually
"Beef is overated, am going back to beans"
"Philosophy"
ty for 12k like lol
That’s big time horseshit right there
New philosophy
“Hummus is overrated, I am going back to humans”
Newer Philosophy
“Humans are overrated, I am going back to Aliens”
@@Crimzon-Someone who understands shit about philosophy:
"Aliens are overrated, I'am causing climate change".
when i first ate meat again i was surprised at how mid it is. it's always been about the seasoning/marinade/technique for anything you cook tbh
I feel like "mostly vegetarian with meat occasionally" would be an ideal way for most people to live. Food animals would be able to be treated better since the focus would be on producing as much as possible, the environmental impact would be significantly reduced, and more people would be on board with it because it's not completely cutting out meat.
Yes, plus we need to understand the food cycle. Yea legumes are nice and put some Nitrogen into the soil, but we rely on blood, bone, feather and manure OR petroleum byproducts for fertilizer. The environmental impact of either reducing the production of meat to very low levels is going to be bad(considering that oil would then be almost exclusively the only source of plant fertilizer and crappy as it is almost exclusively just macros as opposed to animal products that does macros and micro nutrient), but moving it to lab grown production would be absolutely devastating.
This is what I’m trying to go for. Mostly plant-based (I do love cheese though) with things like using tofu for my weekly taco night and then occasionally getting high-quality steaks with the money I saved from buying less meat
That's exactly how I feel too. Meat is still an extremely powerful source of nutrients, but we should cut down on the overproduction.
@@tiffles699 most fertilizer is either from manure or synthesized. Problem in many highly industrialized farm countries is that they have too much livestock so they overproduce manure and also that they tend to overfertilize. We have massive problems with nitrates seeping into ground water. Statistically humanity gets about 20% of its caloric intake from animal products, 80% is from crops. Yet 80% of all crops farmed on earth are used to feed livestock. You'd reduce the environmental impact of agriculture by like 30-40% just from eating half as much meat and dairy and by almost 80% (!) from switching to veganism globally.
I don't say we will ever stop eating any animal products, especially eggs are an insanely versatile food used in almost any culture. But we should absolutely return to how it was in the 19th century where meat consumption was limited to your family's sunday roast.
I have no idea how you guys are getting your 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight without eating meat regularly. I eat a largely lean meat based diet and still struggle with hitting my macros.
“…..I wish.”
Wise words, man.
I’ve never eaten meat due to religious reasons ( my mother is a Hindu Brahmin ) but my Dad ( he is Hindu as well but Kshatriya) used to eat meat almost 3-4 times a week. After marriage he slowly started converting to vegetarian and he tells he doesn’t miss non vegetarian all that much. According to him meat does taste good, but vegetarian food tastes amazing as well. So he never felt as though he was missing out on something. He said during his younger days when he converted newly he did get the urge to try some but he felt it was more of a mental feedback thing that “Yeah I’m eating meat” than the taste of meat itself. He now doesn’t eat any meat.
Indian vegetarians are different from vegans. We have Milk products, Mushrooms, Yeast, Honey, and eggs ( our family doesn’t have omelette and my mum doesn’t eat egg in anything, but my brother, father and I eat cakes, chocolates, breads containing eggs )
damn what a sad life you had to live
Do you have any favorite recipes that are obscure to the average westerner but relatively easy to make? I'm not vegan or vegetarian but I absolutely love vegetables, mushrooms, etc., and need more in my diet. Indian food is soooo good too!
Vegetarians still pay for animal cruelty, vegans don't
American vegetarians are different from vegans too. Not sure why people decided to start using them interchangeably here
@@pineapple2.041 it’s not sad at all… atleast in terms of food.
I was vegetarian for 3 years over a bet with my old best friend. He said I couldn’t be vegetarian for longer than him (he had just quit after 2 years).
Lol
that's insane.
@@applesonaplatewithpeas27aaaaaaàaAAaaAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
wtf did you win bragging rights and better health?😭
@@heykk723 YUUUP 👍
A lesson I learned is that older vegans understand that you will not always be perfect with your diet. Typically newly minted vegans are the ones that strive for vegan “perfectionism”, it makes all vegans look bad in the long run.
This is so accurate. I’ve been vegan 5/6 years and when I first started I was such on a high horse about it I would not shut the fuck up, then I just kind of chilled out bit by bit. Once I stepped away from other vegans and the “vegan community” I realized we were all just super judgmental and all I care about is my own behavior so that’s what I worry about now not random peoples diets
@@Patchouliprince Right, I had no idea how toxic the vegan “community” could be. It’s honestly why people have such a knee jerk reaction to vegans, but I’m always happy to see others break down those stereotypes.
It’s not a competition of being good!
@@fimbulsummerAnd it shouldn't be, but the "perfectionist" vegans look at other people's choices with a magnifying glass trying to see the slightest non-vegan shit...
And it’s the same issue in every religion or movement :)
The plot twist at the end though. I totaly expected him to say he loved it. 😂
The best part about being true Omnivores, is you have Choice.
I choose to eat everything, for example.
id eat the drywall
@@junnrhillgailanan3429I eat you
Pot roast ftw
Yeah 😊
It depends on your pallet sensitivity. At least for me.
I'm autistic so I'm naturally more sensitive to everything including food, but my pallet is also super sensitive to any kind of food so I can't try everything. I'm more of a carnivore than an omnivore, and I also love fish and shrimp. I even eat like a carnivore when eating meat lmao
My mum always taught me “try it, if you don’t like it, at least you tried it!”
For some folks that’s meat. For some, it’s eggplant or fiddleheads or sprite.
That Mac and cheese looks so good tho.
Mmm eggplant 🍆😋
And for others it's members of the same gender
Fentanyl
As my vegetarian roommate told me, the spicing is doing all the flavour. I was shocked by how easy it is to get mushrooms and beans to taste like meat dishes.
Yep, exactly!!!!
There’s no substitute for steak sorry, but I agree pretty much everything else you can make a vegetarian equivalent that tastes 90% as good.
Not really cuz a lot of meat has fat that gives it umami flavor especially pork or if you get a fatty piece of beef or other meet. Also chicken bones and other animal bones make for a rich tasty broth
yes of cource, that's what cooking is
Wrong lmao.
People now: I eat vegetables but not meat . I eat meat but not vegetables. Me: I eat everything
can't imagine a world where people are omnivores
Y’know I would respond with an actual argument but it’s clear with your pfp that your worldview only goes as far as your own nose, so I won’t
Most people do. You're not special sweetie. People really praise themselves over the most nonsensical stuff like dam
"daring today, aren't we"
You are just in the category where most of the people are
SenyaiGrubs is my 8th favorite vegetable on TH-cam
13th actually but thanks
Who are the other 7?
"... And it has to be on your devour list."
i was vegetarian for 5 years and stopped recently as well, and i totally agree with you. i still mostly eat vegetarian tbh because i just don't like eating meat that much, especially red meat is pretty heavy on the stomach. fried chicken has been amazing tho
I was only veg for a year or so, stopped because I already have sensory/appetite issues so limiting what I’m willing to eat even further wasn’t doing my nutrition levels any favours. But the first time i had steak again, I thought it was gonna taste so good, and it just tasted boring, like why would I pay so much for that? I still eat poultry and fish, but I don’t see the point of red meat in its price, taste, or how it digests. Even the meat substitutes trying to emulate beef are just gross
Yess same. I eat beef about once a week but it not something i really care for... Pork grosses me out and chicken just seems so boring and dry most of the time. I was pretty disappointed by the beef though. Ex vegans hyped it up but i dont really miss meat. I just eat it because i don't eat enough so it boosts my calorie count
I was vegetarian for like 4 years and then got Covid and my brain was like 'eat a steak or you'll explode' and then I did
I'm still not a huge meat eater but sometimes the body wants what it wants.
I thought you said 5 days lmao
@@maevethefox5912your iron levels were probably low
I have a lot of people asking me how to start being vegetarian and they think it's some big deal. I always say, just try it for a week. If you don’t like it the just go back. You can always choose to do a vegetarian day/week/month or simply reduce the amount of meat you eat. It's better for your body to only have a serving size of meat that's the size of your palm- for a week! (Or so my sociology of food course told me in college) so if reducing your intake is good enough for you then go for it. It's about what works best for you. And also long as you're being healthy about it, I don’t really care and neither will anyone else.
I could never go full vegetarian because I like meat too much. I did try going pescatarian, but I missed brisket and using bacon grease for cooking.
Where is the source of that info from your "sociology" food teacher? His vegan sister?😂😂
@@McNugge.look it up. That is a fairly recognized standard
"Sociology of food"...
@@McNugge. science and tests on large groups of people. Even the food guide states that less meat is needed for the body to be healthy and operate. People just eat a lot of meat because they like the taste of it.
WE NEED THAT VEGAN TEACHER ON THIS 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ok but THAT MAC N CHEESE LOOKS DELISHIOUS
YEAH THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT
IKR I SO WANT SOME OF THAT
Yeah except the peas
As a Mexican, beans and meat can be fire you just need to know what you're doing, same as anything else
Couldn't have put it better
Fried Beans, meat with tomato and tomatillos salsa and a good bolillo taste line heaven
@@IrvineBrooksI don't know half of those words but I'm still hungry.
As an african beans and meat is the best thing ever
@@jumentoqueanima I can understand not knowing 13% of those words, tomatillo and bolillo, but which other 5 words did you not know??
''Beef is overrated, i'm going back to beans''
As someone who lost access to vital products as stores closed up and prices soared, i look forward to the day i can go back to beans XD; tofu went from dreaded to being my favorite protein. Closest meat to that in my opinion is chicken, and though it's fine, I wanna go back to tofu XD
I stop being vegan after 4 years, vegan food/restaurants tends to be very expensive, but my major problem with being vegan is my health problems, i constantly have low energy, i get sick often and also i have take lots of supplements too which isn't helping with the cost, and I'm generally tired of the toxicity of my vegan friend groups, I guess veganism isn't for everyone, I'm not discouraging anyone to try veganism, but it's important to prioritise your health first.
Some toxic, vegan gaslighters say that you should not eat meat because it is unethical... yeah unethical my ass. Even Jesus himself provided fish for everyone to eat. Isn't that meat?
So overall, being vegan WILL have varying effects on everybody and might even include consequences. Yep some methods for animal-keeping are unethical but the act of eating meat itself is not unethical. Some stuff in meat have higher composition than that of vegetables, so choose between malnutrition or "ethical cause" for animals. There's just so much laughability at vegans that force others to become vegan just for the sake of being good to animals even if they were meant to be harvested and eaten in the first place.
yeah, if we were designed with the intention of preserving animal life, we wouldnt have to do so much extra just to keep our health decent while avoiding meat. nothing wrong with the diet but the mindset is not always good.
Animals weren't created to be harvested nor were we created to harvest animals. It's just that harvesting them can benefit us sometimes.
"Animals weren't created to be..." are you talking philosophy/religion?
We're omnivores, so from a natural perspective it's perfectly logical that we'd eat meat and "harvest" animals@@scientificthesis
"Beef is overrated" for real.. However cheese, eggs.. I could never live without
Sounds cliché, but you do you.
Have your cheese and eggs and not beef. Things are already better🎉
As someone who doesn't eat much beef in the first place, can't agree about the overrated part. But cheese and eggs? Hell yeah, same buddy.
same
Cheese on eggs for sure.
Beef is definitely overrated; chicken solos anytime.
Humans naturally don't like food that they are unaccustomed to. You generally have to try things multiple times before you can enjoy them, hence the phrase acquired taste
Acquired taste has something that makes you want to go back for it, like coffee or sour things he does not like meat
A week of eating anything can make you enjoy it@@shadowdreams-d1o
@@shadowdreams-d1o us humans have destroyed our natural taste due to eating modern sugary modified foods and mixing ingredients that would never be possible to do in nature we can’t rely on our taste to determine what foods we should and shouldn’t consume a lot of people hate vegetables they should still eat some on occasion for health reasons
@@Lolzzz483 most adult do like vegetables and second that has nothing to do with my comment he does not like meat so no reason for him to eat it my comment also talks about acquired taste nothing about that is wrong even if its bad for you it has something that makes you want to go back for it
Yes and no. I loved truffles since the first try and I'd hardly eat brussel sprouts even though I tried them several times (I generally dislike bitter taste and nothing bitter would come to my plate),
The first video was Zenith and TheWhat actually trying to make changes in their favor to put themselves in a position of advantage.
This one is literally just chaos like they both actually just stopped caring lmao
it honestly makes sense that he wouldnt like meat after not eating it for years!
MatPat made a video on eat over on Food Theory. it was the same thing almost with the theorists not eating anything involving sugar for a month as i remember. and at the end when they ate sugar after a month for the first time they didnt really like it.
it's because tastebuds are only able to live about a week if i remember correctly and that's why you can actually train your taste buds to like certain things and get used to those.
When I stopped eating refined sugar everything sugary after that tasted too sweet, even the familiar things I ate before...
Yeah basically in nature our tastebuds will adapt to wanting what is available by our local habitat. However, nowadays we have a ton of corn syrup due to farming subsidies, so everything has corn syrup.... so we crave corn syrup.
Incredible 🎉
Thanks you.
Nah, meat usually doesn't taste mid because tastebuds aren't used to meat. Usually, it's because you obliterate food with spices, while meat (and by that I mean in steak-form) is best enjoyed with as little spice as possible, ideally only salt, maybe pepper and maybe garlic. When your tastebuds are used to everything being spiced out the ass, something as plain as meat will naturally taste mid.
When you're used to eating little spice, you start to actually appreciate the taste of meat and you start to distinguish the quality of the meat. Wagyu tastes amazing if you've only eaten normal beef. The fat is absolutely heavenly, it's tender, it's moist, and if you get the sear right...just foodgasm.
@@NotsogoodguitarguyI’ll have my spices thank you very much. Screw plain. Plain sucks
Imagine the vegan teacher watching this💀
Edit: HOW DID THIS GET 1k LIKES WHAT
Edit: 2K zayum
Exactly what I thought.. She be searching for his location
Lol
Exactly what I was thinking of 😌
That Vegan Teacher is actually a kind and caring woman. I think all of you should stop making fun of her and try veganism.
(Help me, I’m at gunpoint how tf did she get a gun?)😰
@@discokids8273 you right they need to stop making fun of her >~<
( I got a notification on my phone
"False alert, the nuclear bomb will not hit your house anymore" 🤔)
Indian vegetarians are different from vegans. We have Milk products, Mushrooms, Yeast, Honey, and eggs ( our family doesn’t have omelette and my mum doesn’t eat egg in anything, but my brother, father and I eat cakes, chocolates, breads containing eggs )
Technically all that stuff is Vegetarian here too, all except for the Eggs.
Vegetarian is just when you dont eat meat, but you can still eat animal products.
Vegan is when you dont eat any animal products, including Dairy.
There are some more mild types of Vegetarianism though in which people also eat Eggs and/or Seafood, kinda like the diet you mentioned.
Thats just the definitions though, honestly, you should just eat whatever you want and not worry about the labels too much. Just whatever feels right to you.
Dude there is no such thing as "Indian vegetarianns are different from vegan" vegetarian and vegan are different and people who eat eggs are called eggtarians
Bruh there is no thing as indian vegetarianism, what you described there is just vegetarianism
@@eragon78 you just read my mind
@eragon78 eggs are vegetarian. It's not an animal, unless there's a baby chick in there, which, if the farmer is doing their job right, there won't be.
I don't know why I expected That Vegan Teacher to show up 💀💀
Came here to say this lol
that "heh heh.... I wish" really hit
lmao
Beef is overrated, chicken is where it's at 😎
I wholeheartedly agree with this!
And pork. Pork is so versatile…
EXACTLY this is what i'm talking about lol
And fish for those that like it.
Exactly!
Bro's the type to do stand-up comedy while sitting down and eating beans
“Bullying is something you have to go through when you’re young” I was bullied when I was young and know I can’t really go outside anymore and have anxiety
I love this! So many people see veganism as an all-or-nothing thing. BUT if it's a moral issue, it's a philosophy of HARM REDUCTION. Like any change you can make is a good one! And diets with extremely firm restrictions are OFTEN not sustainable. Too many vegans scare people away from reductionism or something like freeganism with this perfectionist idea of it. MORE OF THIS PLEASE❤
Veganism doesn’t reduce harm
@@Lolzzz483 what do you mean? That's the whole point of the philosophy. To reduce harm where possible
@@IndigoBloopIt has little to no bearing on environmental impact.
@@Bomberman66Hell That's very much untrue. It takes land and food to feed animals in order to produce meat. Significantly more food goes to the animal than meat we get out. In addition, we need the land for the animals and for the animals food. Cutting out the middleman and going straight to the grown food is one very basic way that going vegan (and reducing animal products generally) is much more environmentally friendly.
@@IndigoBloop So you eat grass and hay? Good for you, I'd rather not.
As a Mexican who has eaten beans many times in my life, fuck them beans gimme the beef 😂
😂
Beef is delicious but have you ever eaten a properly seasoned lentil
@@eerieeyesred7359 Vegetables taste like depression. Unless you get me some leafy vegetables with soya sauce and MSG, then I'm willing to talk.
Honestly, do what's best for you! I've been a vegetarian since I was 14. I'm turning 33 in a few months. Unfortunately, I get ill when I consume meat. (Even broth) 💁♀️ So good on you for being willing to try something new. If someone wants to eat mostly veggie, and have an occasional hamburger, cool. It's not my business. Personally, I don't feel like I'm missing out by not eating meat, and I love veggies. I support people who want to eat plant based, or just want to lessen their meat consumption, for whatever reason. I'm excited for any vegetarian/vegan content you feel like sharing!
During that period of time have you ever seen what happens to male baby cows in the dairy industry? Or learned the definition of Veganism? It's for the animals. If not, make today the day you learn ❤❤❤
@@alisiademi Yes, I have. Animal welfare is the reason I no longer consume meat. I don't consume much dairy, and always use plant based milk in my own home. I also only purchase locally produced, humanely sourced eggs (which I feel privileged to have access to). I use the term vegetarian because as a type 1 diabetic, sometimes I need to eat and I refuse to put myself in a medical emergency because I can only find something containing eggs and/or dairy while out and about. While I agree that many industries revolving around animal based products are very cruel and should be reformed, I don't think that guilt is the best way to convince someone to join your cause. Respect goes a long way, friend. 👍
@alisiademi And you'd rather starve animals than kill them directly. Since you need more and more land to grow plants which means less area/habitat for animals = Less Food for The plant eaters = they die of starvation and causes a chain reaction.
@@supergoji7511 I think that's a fallacy and you know it, friend. Ideally, for vegetarians and vegans alike, the land used for farming animals would be used instead for farming plants. It's actually fascinating to learn about the space-saving and energy efficient alternative methods, such as hydroponics and vertical farming. That would benefit us all as more plants/fewer for-consumption animals = more oxygen + reduced greenhouse gases = slower global warming.
@@supergoji7511 Literally doesn't make any sense. You'd use the farmland for farm animals for agriculture instead. As the comment above said, we could also grow plants vertically. It would be much more beneficial since we'd get even more food.
Honestly it’s all about balance. Having a steak weekly won’t kill the environment and having a few vegetarian nights won’t cause your organs to explode. I think if everyone respected the planet and wasn’t wasteful it would make us all a lot happier.
There's also the difference between vegans who do it for the animals, and people with plant-based dietary who do it for environmental, health, trend, personal, etc. reasons.
Are you vegan for the animals or do you knowingly pay for animal cruelty?
@@alisiademi what are you talking about?
@@alisiademiThe person was talking about other reasons people can be vegan aside from doing it for the animals.
@@alisiademi I pay for animal cruelty because they taste good :)
Or a combination of reasons!
OKAY BUT WHAT IS THIS RECIPE?😍😍😍
Someone doesn’t know the difference between vegan and vegetarian 🤦🏾♀️
Talking about yourself? Need some help?
Too many labels these days, hard to keep track
@@MarsStarcruiser Vegetarian > Doesnt eat meat
Vegan > Doesnt eat any animal products. This includes stuff like Dairy.
These terms have been around for a pretty long time, but its not too shocking people tend to get them mixed up quite a lot as theyre often kinda lumped together. But in case you were curious, thats the difference between them.
Who cares? People who avoid meat are just dumb 🤷🏻♀️
@@MarsStarcruiser that's literally the most basic thing
Finally someone else that thinks beef is overrated (i'm not vegetarian/vegan)
Personally I love being vegan because i love animals, and it makes me feel better to know I’m not supporting the horrible actions of the mass meat/dairy industries. I’m not delusional enough to believe that it will work for everyone. But I do think that everyone can at least incorporate meatless/vegan meals into their diet. Any bit can make a difference! Just bc you eat meat doesn’t mean you can’t try out plant-based meals!
Thats weird I am carnivore because I love animals. You are right about the factory farms though.
@@daleplant5275 hey same!
I, too love animals, and i am also a hunter.
No thank you. I will remain a carnivore.
@@carolperczak4253 I mean, we’re all omnivores. So you’re def not a carnivore. But thanks for your input
“Occasionally booty He He” was devious
Had to scroll for this, I'm disappointed 😆
This is incredibly relatable. I’m not a strict vegetarian. I originally just intended to reduce my meat consumption and ended up fully cutting it out over the course of months. After I decided to be a full fledged vegetarian I would occasionally find myself at McDonald eating a McChiken and fries. Eventually I stoped getting those strong cravings. Occasionally I will get curious a try a bite of meat from a friend or families plate. Beef doesn’t hit like it used to. It’s such a strong flavor that I’m never that impressed when I eat a small bite. Fried calamari that’s a whole other story for me. It’s absolutely just as delicious as I remember it.
Yeah I'm not strict with my diet either. I eat dogs and cats a couple times a week. I have reduced it though
@@alisiademiI eat pretentious gatekeepers. Grilled one last night next to a state representative
@@alisiademi The city of Yappsville needs its mayor back!
@@alisiademiI would tell you to grow up, but you’ll do it on your own eventually.
@@CrystalRose1111 you have so much faith in them, good on u!
As someone who is very much not a vegetarian, I agree, beef *is* overrated. Pork is where it's at.
Imagine the vegan teacher watching this
She wouldnt care
She would still probably be upset even if he didn't eat beef because he was vegetarian and not vegan.💀
I’ve been a vegetarian since 2018 and I have started to slowly incorporate meat into my diet again. Why? Because I’m really tired of eating the same things all the time (yes I know there are a lot of substitutes out there and I’ve tried almost all of them). I also have a serious iron deficit because of my dietary restrictions. This won’t mean that I’m gonna eat meat all the time and I’m not even sure I’ll even stick to it. I just want a little change-up from the beans, lentils, soy and seitan.
I would never be able to remove meat from my diet. My body would crave the real thing too much after a couple months if im lucky, and no amount of beans could replace actual meat. Plus, nearly all beans I've ever had, I cannot stand. The insides are like the blandest potatoes ever, assuming it makes it past the outside of the bean which it usually doesn't. Seasoned black beans (only combined on yellow rice if im in the mood, which is very rarely) and refried beans in/with burritos/quasadias. That's it.
@@ShadowSkyX Yeah I get that and I did crave meat so much the first couple of months but I was really determined back then. I can still enjoy vegetarian dishes but I’m gonna probably start eating meat and fish 2-3 times a week.
Meat is esssential in our diet. There's a reason why vegan peoole age faster and look haggard...
@@juliel3460try something called a camp breakfast which is scrambled eggs, sausage (cut up), potatoes, cheese, and ketchup if you want but it important to have everything finish cooking in similar times now I leave I hope you try this but I really like this one oh also have a good day
It makes sense to me. I had a B12 deficiency and became anemic when I forced a vegan diet on myself, back in the day when veganism did not have many widespread options and knowledge on supplements etc. I think it is about balance and finding what works for your body. If your health is suffering, it makes no sense to be a dogmatic purist. If you are still choosing plant-based options 80%> of the time, you are still pretty much a vegan in my eyes. I pick high-quality nutrient animal proteins like salmon, tuna, chicken breast, clams, crab, liver, eggs. Occassionally I'll enjoy processed meats like a bratwurst or hotdog, but these have very low nutritional value, so it is purely for taste a couple times a year. I am making vietnamese spring rolls tonight with crab and crayfish. Honestly I think those goi cuon are very boring if they only contain veggies.
I agree; after being vegan for years in my early twenties, I found beef to be pretty tasteless and I don’t care for the rough texture. I usually will go veggies/fish/chicken/pork or lamb/beef in the hierarchy of what’s available to me to eat.
Yeah honestly beef is pretty boring. I much prefer chicken and fish.
I started dabbling in fish once in a while mostly when I’m backpacking since most vegan proteins are high in fiber which wrecks me on the trail. I’ve learned for me moderation of other proteins and still avoiding high inflammatory foods like dairy is key. Still can’t get myself to eat chicken, cow, or pig though.
I'm vegan, but my in-laws are not necessarily vegans or vegetarians. I understand that I shouldn't try to push others to go vegan, but rather, encourage them by having them try my vegan meals. Whatever works for you, I'll support it. 😊💙
The inverse of those also applies to you. Your inlaws could also slowly introduce you to no vegan meals.
Its this thing is called compromise but it only works if both agree. Not just one
I never understant this 'try my vegan meals'. Most of humans eat vegan meals and not only eat meat everyday?
@@Space0fox I think it's about specific vegans things? Like a meal with seitan in it
Edit: just to clarify, seitan is not for vegans only, but I feel like a lot of European/American non vegans don't know about it
@@noahsdragonfruit Its not avaiable to buy in my country, so even vegans dont eat it. But we have tofu and its common to eat it.
@@Space0fox I always make seitan myself
Beef IS overrated embrace the chicken.
"beef is overrated"
I feel a disturbance in the force...
HELP I THOUGHT THAT SAID “virgin” INSTEAD OF VEGAN😭👍
He is
i would hug a tree and kiss a cow but i eat meat almost daily, those aren't mutually exclusive
exactly! I don't understand why eating meat is harming the animals, like they don't eat each other
@@jocelynecupcakeanimals eat other animals because they eat whatever they can/what their species needs to survive in the wild. Humans can adapt, survive and thrive on all kinds of diets. The meat/dairy industry is needlessly cruel (the mass-produced stuff anyway) because the animals are seen as products rather than living beings.
@@melzymoomin888 yup! It's so different from the way carnivores eat their preys
I’m a meat eater but they literally are. U can’t pretend to love animals like THAT and nature and then go eat them EVERY day. Especially bc of the environmental effects the meat and dairy industry have on our planet these days. Like unless u are out here on ur own independent ethical farm, they are completely mutually exclusive and anyone saying they’re not is being delusional 🤷🏻♀️.
And by doing so they are harming each other 😭 Like can y’all not be dumb and learn the definition of words I stg (I eat meat btw I’m just no delusional likeeee)
I love this mentality. We live in a society, in a world with other people who eat meat and most of us were raised omnivores. It is important to remind ourselves sometimes that it is neither an obligation nor a punishment to be vegetarians or vegans, it's a conscious decision and you don't have to be perfect every time.
Uk: "Beef is overrated I'm going back to beans"
real
As a fellow former vegetarian/ vegan... Well said sir, well said
I’ve been what I’ve dubbed a “part time” vegetarian for about three years. Mostly because I had stomach issues and red meat was really bad for it. I go through waves where I eat lean meats and dairy products then back to meatless again. I feel healthiest that way 🎉
I am the same way. I call it flexitarian 🤣
As an omnivore, I say that beef is indeed overrated.
same, I don't understand why people tend to eat the meat that is left over by carnivores, I tend to buy organ meat, is better, and is cheaper. I used to be vegan, I changed because there was a health component that was severely lacking, and I had to inform myself a lot, I had a skin tag that was the symptom, the cause was what I used to eat, for years I had that, until I saw some info by chance, so, I tried it and it worked, 2 weeks and the tag that I had for years on my skin just vanished. Some people really can't be completely vegan, nutrition is slightly different and that is why some can and some can't, and probably genetics plays a huge role.
Same. It's okay, but I greatly prefer fish if I need to consume any type of flesh
@@alenasenie6928 well..because..it's delicious?
Some organs doesn't taste as good as flesh meat like liver for example, it has that indescribable meat taste with weird texture that made it worse to eat, i find weird when some people eat that part of a cow body lol.
Wagyu is also overhyped. Sure the stock has been bred for quality of meat, not quantity and speedy growth, but it's not some magic cow from heaven. Unless you're breaking the bank for verifiable meat from an animal that was absolutely pampered and specially slaughtered (modern slaughterhouses aren't particularly great at minimising stress in animals, and stress can and does outright ruin the meat), its meat isn't going to be magically out-of-this-world delicious. Industrially produced beef is industrially produced beef.
As a carnivore, I say that beef is the GOAT.
I did a plant based diet for 7years too and then I learned i was VERY allergic to soy, nuts and gluten ☠️ im eating now mainly pescatarian but if I could, I definitely would go back to going 100% plant based. Im even taking weekly immunotherapy shots 💉 to lower my allergic reactions and just enjoy life more... Been in this tx for over 4 years and the healing is slow but getting there ❤
RIP I'm wishing you soooo much luck on your immunotherapy journey ❤
As a vegan for 8 years, i respect this!
"You want a brownie?"
:yes
"To bad their beans"
You ever had bean brownies? Surprisingly good
@@themindeclectic9821Nope, they do but the same time dont sound nice, idk why
"beef is overrated" yeah that's cause chicken is better
That vegan teacher would be pissed
Ok and, there isn't much some internet person is gonna be able to do.
Literally nobody asked bro why he quit being vegan 😭
Bro broke his seven year streak just to think it’s mid
because wagyu is overrated
To be fair, beef has always been mid
@@amazinggrapes3045 steak has probably been the one thing keeping unfaithful vegans from relapsing cuz they try it and hate it due to the fact that steak is objectively the most overrated food of all time don't @ me
Fr. I'm literally only vegetarian because I'm so picky with meat that I might as well just not eat it. If it helps animals and the environment too, that's just a happy bonus lol
It definitely does not help animals or the environment if vegans didn’t make that claim I wouldn’t have a problem with it that narrative is something that needs to go away
@@Lolzzz483 yeah, that's why I said 'if'. Pretty sure a lot of people think of it like boycotting, idk. Like I said, I'm just overly picky lol.
@@arsondoesstuff1135 yeah I ain’t accusing u of being that type of vegan I can see that u aren’t. I would bet u eat meat again some day if you come across the right steak or ribs or suffer a nutrient deficiency
@@Lolzzz483 probably not. Especially once I move out and I'm buying groceries just for me. But whatever
Bro was vegan for 7 years, wanted to try meat, did not like it then switched back to B E A N S. 😂
I don’t care what other people eat. All I care about is what I eat.
Now mix beef with beans
Yo senyai I NEED THE DETAILED RECIPE OF THIS MACNCHEESE WITHOUT YOUR VOICE BC I WANNA SHOW IT TO MY MOM 🙏🙏
Meat has its place. The only issue is ethics. I'd like to not feel guilty when I eat meat, seeing as it is required for a lot of what I live to cook. If I could at least eat a steak without thinking about how sad the cows were, or how many were thrown away due to not being used, that would be great. If that requires me to go to the store and forego some beef because they have low stock, that's fine with me. I'd rather go without a steak when I'm craving one, than eat a steak knowing hundred have been thrown away that same day due to expiration.
It's depressing to think that, among all the animals whose lives end after being brought about for one single forgettable meal for another mammal they'll never know, some of them don't even reach that and were slaughtered not even for something unethical but for absolutely nothing at all.
I took a chance on veganism for about a year due to personal health reasons. Though I followed all the guidelines and took multivitamins and other supplements, it led to deficiencies that caused pain in my joints that magically disappeared when I went back to consuming some meat and chicken once in a couple of days.
I did the same thing with veganism, just tried not eating meat only wore canvas and cotton and cut out pretty much all animal products. I was borderline anemic no matter how many vitamins I took so I went back to normal and I’m good
Yea that's why veganism isn't healthy. It is deficient in several essential nutrients. One of those is iron, because plants do not contain the bioavailable form of iron known as "heme iron".
Veganism is not about environmentalism, is about animals. Not everybody knows that.
It’s about whatever your reason to become vegan is. I know plenty of people that do it for environmental reason and plenty that do it for animals and I know a couple that do it cause they just hate the taste of most animal products
If youre buying meat, the animal is already dead. Letting the meat rot instead of consuming it and making use of its nutrients is more disrespectful.
Certain Inuit cultures make sure to eat and use every. single. part. of a seal because they respect the seal (and also its their main source of fat and protein but still, they genuinely respect and borderline worship seals).
@@voeniix Exactly
@@voeniix Less demand decreases production. Is half the world became vegan farmers would half their meat production.
It's the most obvious fucking thing that's ever been obvious
Veganism is about whatever you want it to be. Do it for the animals, do it for planet earth, do it because your grandma's boyfriend will let you drive his car, or don't do it at all
Bro's taste buds done died if they told him that wagyu was "mid"
That twist at the end gave me whiplash xD Respect for the character development, even if it turned out to not be your thing. The desire to try is what's important!
Meat from mass production is easier and cheaper to obtain but I dont like this system. I like to support small farming businesses, when I can afford it, otherwise my diet is vegetarian one. I have no problem with eating animal that I know where was raised and in what conditions. How it was slaughtered and prepared for consumption.
Nah the vegan teacher ain’t gonna be happy.
Is she about anything? I think the whole world could be vegan and she still wants to attack someone for accidently stepping on an ant
Be careful, that vegan teacher could call you out 😨💀
This video essentially goes "I am not vegan anymore and nevermind I hate meat."
Fair enough.
The US and UK dietetic association both say a well balanced vegan diet is healthy for all stages of life.
When I learnt this I had to ask myself, so why do I eat meat? My answer was taste, convenience and habit.
I then asked myself, are those good enough reasons to kill animals?
For me they weren’t so I had to go vegan.
Vegetarian and Vegan are different. You can still eat animal products without killing them.
Vegans dont allow for any animal products including any dairy products. Milk, Cheese, Yogurt, Butter, Honey, etc. If you eat those things, but not meat, then you're a vegetarian, not vegan.
@@eragon78 male chickens in the egg laying industry are killed at birth. Either by gas or maceration as they serve no purpose and they aren’t the same breed as those reared for meat.
Male dairy cows are similarly useless to the industry and so are usually killed at birth or sold for veal (also killed).
So for me vegetarianism is no solution.
That’s ignoring the horrific living conditions these animals are subjected to everyday.
Hello Vegan Teacher follower
@@kevintang5366oh god no. She gives vegans an awful name. I shared my personal beliefs. I make no judgments on others.