/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10678031
don't eat chicken you stupid vegetarian

>>10652528

>turned off meat

I just need meat. I get a craving that doesn't go away unless I eat meat.

preferably lamb or beef.

It escapes me that there are people not like this

>>10521822
medium rare.

medium well is for wiggers
well done is for blacks
rare is for tryhards and Japanese

>>10473516
>Ethics
Literally borderline sociopath. I have barely enough empathy to ration out to my fellow humans, I don't care if some cows are crying somewhere.
>Environment
Won't significantly affect me in my life, don't care.
>Health
Not even close to conclusively proven, and even if you do lean towards believing either side of this completely biased proxy war, the benefits or negatives either way are likely to be completely insignificant assuming your overall diet isn't an extreme fringe case

EAT MORE MEAT
There is one reason why:
>1) Taste: Good quality meat tastes fucking amazing goddamn

>friend said he orders steak Well Done for "best flavor"
>says people only order medium rare cause the TV
I want to beat the fucking shit out of him do people actually believe this?

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I saw a huge improvement in my well being when I stopped eating large amounts of meat.

For the last month and a half I've had a few cups of milk a day, and about 2 oz chicken, the rest vegetarian and I feel fantastic. I also ate shellfish occasionally.

My meat cravings are less intense, I don't crave oily fatty foods, I can concentrate and think better, consistently high energy, better mood, better sexual function, self control, etc.

My staples are bananas, potatoes, beans, eggs, and milk, with a very small portion of chicken every day. I used to eat about 1.5 pounds of meat a day.

I'd like to hear others' experiences on transitioning to a vegetarian/vegan/less meat diet.