Why I like soy milk

That's cool - have you tried So Good soya milk? It's my
favourite so far. My local supermarket also had oat milk the
other day - it's Vegan Society approved and it tasted great!

lol

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I hate milk. I've hated milk for a long time.

I like yogurt, and ice cream, and cheese, but I hate milk.

I've had slight calcium deficiencies before because I
avoided drinking

milk.

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I know I had these because I had some pretty awful foot
cramps and my

doctor

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told me to take elemental calcium supplements to help
with the cramps and that made them go away while I was
taking it.

Soy milk on the other hand has a different texture and I
like it a lot better. So I can drink it and get the
calcium (same as milk, because it's got it put into it)
and not have to drink in that yucky texture. I could drink
orange juice too, but I still like soy milk.

-Rubystars

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That's cool - have you tried So Good soya milk? It's my
favourite so far. My local supermarket also had oat milk
the other day - it's Vegan Society approved and it
tasted great!

lol

I've tried Silk and HEB brand. I haven't tried the others.
I'm interested in what oat milk, rice milk, and almond milk
taste like too but I've never had them.

-Rubystars

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That's cool - have you tried So Good soya milk? It's my
favourite so

far.

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My local supermarket also had oat milk the other day -
it's Vegan

Society

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approved and it tasted great!

lol

I've tried Silk and HEB brand. I haven't tried the others.
I'm interested

in

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what oat milk, rice milk, and almond milk taste like too
but I've never

had

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them.

I get the lowest price soy milk they sell at Whole foods..
1.19 a quart-tastes pretty good--sometimes I get vanilla
flavored for variety...family likes it better than
milk Michael

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-Rubystars

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That's cool - have you tried So Good soya milk? It's
my favourite so

far.

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My local supermarket also had oat milk the other day -
it's Vegan

Society

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approved and it tasted great!

lol

I've tried Silk and HEB brand. I haven't tried the
others. I'm

interested

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in

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what oat milk, rice milk, and almond milk taste like too
but I've never

had

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them.

I get the lowest price soy milk they sell at Whole foods..
1.19 a quart-tastes pretty good--sometimes I get vanilla
flavored for variety...family likes it better than milk
Michael

I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink vanilla
and sometimes chocolate.

-Rubystars

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so

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far.

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> My local supermarket also had oat milk the other day
> - it's Vegan

Society

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> approved and it tasted great!
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> lol

I've tried Silk and HEB brand. I haven't tried the
others. I'm

interested

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in

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what oat milk, rice milk, and almond milk taste like
too but I've

never

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had

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them.

I get the lowest price soy milk they sell at Whole
foods..
1.19 a quart-tastes pretty good--sometimes I get vanilla
flavored for variety...family likes it better than
milk Michael

I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink vanilla
and sometimes chocolate.

plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the other
flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a purist-
natural less ingredients...

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-Rubystars

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I get the lowest price soy milk they sell at Whole
foods..
1.19 a quart-tastes pretty good--sometimes I get vanilla
flavored for variety...family likes it better than milk
Michael

I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink vanilla
and sometimes chocolate.

plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the other
flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a purist-
natural less ingredients...

Yup, have to agree with your wife. I would drink natural all
the time (soybean and water being the only ingredients),
except that I also drink it for the fortification factor
(calcium, vitamins, etc), so I also drink original. I am a
So Nice fan, because I like to support Canadian products.

My biggest beef with original is that it is sweetened.
So nice at least uses beet juice, which is nice, and it
also has less sugar (beet juice) than the chocolate or
vanilla ones.

-- Chris

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I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink vanilla
and sometimes chocolate.

plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the other
flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a purist-
natural less ingredients...

I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake milk
made of boiled soybeans, sea salt, sweetener, stabilizers,
and some added vitamins?

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Michael Balarama wrote: <...>

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I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink
vanilla and sometimes chocolate.

plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the
other flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a
purist-natural less

ingredients...

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I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake milk
made of boiled soybeans, sea salt, sweetener, stabilizers,
and some added vitamins?
=================

LOL Great question, Usual....

Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

rick etter said:

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<...>

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>I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink
>vanilla and sometimes chocolate.

plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the other
flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a purist-
natural less

ingredients...

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I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake milk
made of boiled soybeans, sea salt, sweetener, stabilizers,
and some added vitamins?
=================

LOL Great question, Usual....

Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

It's pretty funny sometimes. We have a "hippie" health food
store here that sells the following product (link below) up
front at the cash register. I noticed the packaging and
started laughing. The cashier wanted to know what was so
funny, so I pointed to the part about it being "all
natural." I asked her what was so natural about making
soybeans taste just like real jerky. She wasn't amused.
Those people never are.

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rick etter said:

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<...>

>>I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink
>>vanilla and sometimes chocolate.
>
>plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the
>other flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a
>purist-natural less

ingredients...

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I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake milk
made of boiled soybeans, sea salt, sweetener,
stabilizers, and some added vitamins?
=================

LOL Great question, Usual....

Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

It's pretty funny sometimes. We have a "hippie" health food
store here that sells the following product (link below) up
front at the cash register. I noticed the packaging and
started laughing. The cashier wanted to know what was so
funny, so I pointed to the part about it being "all
natural." I asked her what was so natural about making
soybeans taste just like real jerky. She wasn't amused.
Those people never are.

veganessentials.comstonewallsOpen ↗
jerquee-.htm

Don't many if not most vegans detest the idea of eating
meat? If so, then wouldn't they find such a product
offensive?

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usual suspect said:

rick etter said:

><...>
>
>>>I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink
>>>vanilla and

sometimes

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>>>chocolate.
>>
>>plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the
>>other flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a
>>purist-natural less

ingredients...

>I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake
>milk made of

boiled

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>soybeans, sea salt, sweetener, stabilizers, and some
>added vitamins?
>=================

LOL Great question, Usual....

Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

It's pretty funny sometimes. We have a "hippie" health
food store here

that

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sells the following product (link below) up front at the
cash register. I noticed the packaging and started
laughing. The cashier wanted to know

what was

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so funny, so I pointed to the part about it being "all
natural." I asked

her

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what was so natural about making soybeans taste just like
real jerky. She

wasn't

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amused. Those people never are.

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Don't many if not most vegans detest the idea of eating
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offensive?
============================

No, they inaccurately believe that animals only die when
real meat is eaten. Have you not seen the number of meat
substitutes that are on the market that veg*ns still love to
eat? So obviously for all of them it's not the taste or
texture of meat that they dislike. The real hoot about all
that is that they then claim the fake meats are an 'all
natural' food stuff. As if you could really find any
'naturally' occuring tofu paste or tvp just lying in the
fields. The best part of all this is that if you really get
down to it, no mono-cultured crop is 'natural' at all. No
where have I ever seen fields of cabbages spontaneously
appear. Their whole belief system is based on stupidity and
ignorance.

Common Man said:

On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 00:41:32 GMT, usual suspect
<[email hidden]> wrote:

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>I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake
>milk made of boiled soybeans, sea salt, sweetener,
>stabilizers, and some added vitamins?
>=================

LOL Great question, Usual....

Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

Which is pretty funny, considering that at least in Canada,
"natural" flavour is simply soybean and water, which, imho
is perfectly natural. Certainly more so than the stuff that
goes into cow milk these days (milk, preservatives,
vitamins, stabilizers, etc).

sonice.cabeverages natural.htmlOpen ↗

Before you go calling people ignorant, you should at least
know what you are talking about.

Now if the discussion was about "plain", "original",
vanilla, chocolate or any other flavour, then you would be
right. They start joining the "drink" group and seriously
start moving away from the 100% natural group

Cheers,

-- Blue

Common Man said:

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Quoted message said:

>>>I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink
>>>vanilla and sometimes chocolate.
>>
>>plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the
>>other flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a
>>purist-natural less

ingredients...

>I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake
>milk made of boiled soybeans, sea salt, sweetener,
>stabilizers, and some added vitamins?
>=================

LOL Great question, Usual....

Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

It's pretty funny sometimes. We have a "hippie" health
food store here that sells the following product (link
below) up front at the cash register. I noticed the
packaging and started laughing. The cashier wanted to know
what was so funny, so I pointed to the part about it being
"all natural." I asked her what was so natural about
making soybeans taste just like real jerky. She wasn't
amused. Those people never are.

veganessentials.comstonewallsOpen ↗
jerquee-.htm

Don't many if not most vegans detest the idea of
eating meat?

Supposedly, yet they seek out fake meat products.

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If so, then wouldn't they find such a product offensive?

I've taken a lot of [censored] from them for pointing out their
hypocrisy.

Most vegans, even those who self-righteously affix
the sanctimonious qualifier "ethical" to their brand
of veganism, reject the truly low-impact
alternatives which are really nothing but matters of
self-sufficiency (gardening, etc.). The fact that
they purchase analogs and other products show they
(a) contribute to "cruelty" in farming and
(b) really haven't lost their taste (and
preference!) for consuming animal flesh. --
yours truly, snipurl.com6uyrOpen ↗

And from a lengthier post that addressed the same issue
regarding a British vegan restaurant that through a family
out for feeding a baby some meat:

offensive, why does that restaurant offer fake meat
products like vegan sausages, "nut" roasts, and
other such products? rendezvous.co.ukrendezvous.co.ukOpen ↗

Take a look at how many veg-ns demand faux meat
products, and how many of them consider things
better now that such products are widely available
AND they taste just like stinking, rotting flesh.

"Finally there is a product vegetarians can SIZZLE
on an outdoor grill OR cook in the comfort of the
kitchen !" tofurky.comproducts.htmOpen ↗

'"Finally, vegetarians have a bona fide holiday
centerpiece that is all their own. They don’t have
to settle for second best anymore" was how one
satisfied customer described it.'
tofurky.comdefault.htmOpen ↗

Why is it unacceptable to feed a child real meat
while everyone else in the restaurant is eating
stuff formulated to look, taste, and feel like
real meat?

Address why it's okay to eat stuff that's supposed
to taste JUST LIKE dead cows, chickens, fish,
etc.... What does that tell us about the

-- yours truly, snipurl.com6uyqOpen ↗

They've yet to address my questions on this matter over a
period of a couple years since I started asking them.

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usual suspect said:

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Don't many if not most vegans detest the idea of eating
meat? If so, then wouldn't they find such a product
offensive?

I can't speak for all, but I don't detest the idea of eating
meat, I just don't eat meat.

I don't bother with soya milk much now, but my favourite
used to be Plamil with cocoa and carob flour added, with a
little muscovado sugar.

When I went touring on my motorcycle, a huge white BMW R75/6
BTW, I used to take some in a crown-cap beer bottle with a
plastic re-seal on and I was sitting on the bike once in a
layby drinking this when the police pulled up and wouldn't
believe it wasn't beer.

They wouldn't be told and refused to try it so in the end I
poured some on the ground and said "There! Does that look
like beer?" They agreed but looked *very* disappointed. I
suppose I was lucky they didn't do me out of spite for
litter for pouring it onto the ground!

Happy daze!

Now you know the dangers of drinking soya milk! :o)

Nemo

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usual suspect said:

rick etter said:

><...>
>
>>>I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink
>>>vanilla and

sometimes

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

>>>chocolate.
>>
>>plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the
>>other flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a
>>purist-natural less

ingredients...

>I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake
>milk made of

boiled

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

>soybeans, sea salt, sweetener, stabilizers, and some
>added vitamins?
>=================

LOL Great question, Usual....

Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

It's pretty funny sometimes. We have a "hippie" health
food store here

that

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

sells the following product (link below) up front at the
cash register. I noticed the packaging and started
laughing. The cashier wanted to know

what was

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

so funny, so I pointed to the part about it being "all
natural." I asked

her

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

what was so natural about making soybeans taste just like
real jerky. She

wasn't

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

amused. Those people never are.

veganessentials.comstonewallsOpen ↗
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Don't many if not most vegans detest the idea of eating
meat? If so, then wouldn't they find such a product
offensive?

BlueHeron said:

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Quoted message said:

>> I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake
>> milk made of boiled soybeans, sea salt, sweetener,
>> stabilizers, and some added vitamins?
>> =================
>
>
> LOL Great question, Usual....
>
> Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

Which is pretty funny, considering that at least in
Canada, "natural" flavour is simply soybean and water,
which, imho is perfectly natural.

What's natural about hydrolyzing soy beans to make them
taste like "natural flavour"? Soy beans are pretty bland on
their own which is why most people are put off by them. It's
all the fidgeting around with them in kitchens and labs that
makes them taste "meaty."

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Certainly more so than the stuff that goes into cow
milk these days (milk, preservatives, vitamins,
stabilizers, etc).

What preservatives and stabilizers are added to cow's milk?

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sonice.cabeverages natural.htmlOpen ↗

Before you go calling people ignorant, you should at least
know what you are talking about.

He does know what he's talking about.

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Now if the discussion was about "plain", "original",
vanilla, chocolate or any other flavour, then you would be
right. They start joining the "drink" group and seriously
start moving away from the 100% natural group

There's nothing "natural" about soy milk. It's an
alternative -- a substitute -- which mimics a natural food.
Review the thread for past threads dealing with inquiries
about which soy milks, rice milks, nut milks, etc., taste
*just* *like* milk. While you're at it, look for recipes and
product endorsements for meat substitutes. Why do people
vegans make and buy products that taste just like "dead
flesh" if "dead flesh" is so off-putting to vegans?

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Common Man said:

Quoted message said:

>>>>I've never tried the plain flavor. I usually drink
>>>>vanilla and sometimes chocolate.
>>>
>>>plain flavor is neutral tasting-not as yummy as the
>>>other flavors- personally I like variety-my wife is a
>>>purist-natural less
>
>ingredients...
>
>
>>I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake
>>milk made of boiled soybeans, sea salt, sweetener,
>>stabilizers, and some added vitamins?
>>=================
>
>LOL Great question, Usual....
>
>Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

It's pretty funny sometimes. We have a "hippie" health
food store here that sells the following product (link
below) up front at the cash register. I noticed the
packaging and started laughing. The cashier wanted to
know what was so funny, so I pointed to the part about it
being "all natural." I asked her what was so natural
about making soybeans taste just like real jerky. She
wasn't amused. Those people never are.

veganessentials.comstonewallsOpen ↗
jerquee-.htm

Don't many if not most vegans detest the idea of
eating meat?

Supposedly, yet they seek out fake meat products.

Which makes absolutely no sense to me. If the idea of
eating meat is offensive, then why would they want to eat
vegan burgers or sausages meant to look and taste like
meat products?

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

If so, then wouldn't they find such a product offensive?

I've taken a lot of [censored] from them for pointing out their
hypocrisy.

Most vegans, even those who self-righteously affix
the sanctimonious qualifier "ethical" to their brand
of veganism, reject the truly low-impact
alternatives which are really nothing but matters of
self-sufficiency (gardening, etc.). The fact that
they purchase analogs and other products show they
(a) contribute to "cruelty" in farming and
(b) really haven't lost their taste (and
preference!) for consuming animal flesh. --
yours truly, snipurl.com6uyrOpen ↗

And from a lengthier post that addressed the same issue
regarding a British vegan restaurant that through a family
out for feeding a baby some meat:

Quoted message said:

offensive, why does that restaurant offer fake meat
products like vegan sausages, "nut" roasts, and
other such products? rendezvous.co.ukrendezvous.co.ukOpen ↗

Take a look at how many veg-ns demand faux meat
products, and how many of them consider things
better now that such products are widely available
AND they taste just like stinking, rotting flesh.

"Finally there is a product vegetarians can SIZZLE
on an outdoor grill OR cook in the comfort of the
kitchen !" tofurky.comproducts.htmOpen ↗

A great example of what we're talking about. "Certified
vegan" products all made to look and taste like the very
meat products they are supposed to dread so much.

Quoted message said:

'"Finally, vegetarians have a bona fide holiday
centerpiece that is all their own. They don’t have
to settle for second best anymore" was how one
satisfied customer described it.'
tofurky.comdefault.htmOpen ↗

Why is it unacceptable to feed a child real meat
while everyone else in the restaurant is eating
stuff formulated to look, taste, and feel like real
meat?

Address why it's okay to eat stuff that's supposed
to taste JUST LIKE dead cows, chickens, fish,
etc.... What does that tell us about the

Quoted message said:

-- yours truly, snipurl.com6uyqOpen ↗

They've yet to address my questions on this matter over a
period of a couple years since I started asking them.

Makes you wonder, doesn't it?

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Common Man said:

On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 00:41:32 GMT, usual suspect
<[email hidden]> wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

>>I must respectfully ask, What's "natural" about fake
>>milk made of

boiled

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

>>soybeans, sea salt, sweetener, stabilizers, and some
>>added vitamins?
>>=================
>
>LOL Great question, Usual....
>
>Ah, the ignorance of vegans knows no bounds, does it?

Which is pretty funny, considering that at least in
Canada, "natural" flavour is simply soybean and water,
which, imho is perfectly natural. Certainly more so than
the stuff that goes into cow milk these days (milk,
preservatives, vitamins, stabilizers, etc).

sonice.cabeverages natural.htmlOpen ↗

Before you go calling people ignorant, you should at least
know what you are talking about.

==================
Maybe you should take your own advice stupid. Learn how to
use your computer and reply to the person that actually
wrote what your spewing about. The fact remains that the
*vegan* products we're talking about are far from natural.
The example you cited is not the whole truth. You can get
meats without any additives added to the cow, or the meat
afterwords. You cannot get your substitues without mono-
culture farming. Again, farming is not 'natural'. Filling
the fields with posions is hardly what I would call anything
near 'natural'.

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Now if the discussion was about "plain", "original",
vanilla, chocolate or any other flavour, then you would be
right. They start joining the "drink" group and seriously
start moving away from the 100% natural group

Cheers,

-- Blue

William Hershman said:

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Don't many if not most vegans detest the idea of eating
meat? If so, then wouldn't they find such a product
offensive?

I can't speak for all, but I don't detest the idea of
eating meat, I just don't eat meat.

You know that's atypical of the activists who've
proliferated in this group in the past. Why do you not eat
meat?