/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16660451
no dw they have "workers" deal with the caustic oil for 2 cents per kilo. No, not per hour, so no wearing those gloves that will slow down your work!

>>16490347
>cashews
Why are you vegan again?

>>16108623
All cashews are rancid. They have to get shipped over from india.

>>15849193

>>14945416
Those "poorfags" are desperate for work because cooperation's have stolen their land so instead of feeding themselves they have to feed privilaged western vegans. Vegans steal SO MUCH god damn food from colonized countries, they have no idea why bananas are so cheap. Just keep drinking your cashew coconut milk and durian goji quinoa smoothies. Dickhead.

>>14747744
So should I post shit like this? Most of your plant based cheeses use cashews, a relative of poison ivy.

>>14456598
>has cashews
No thanks, I don't support slave labor.

>>14319575
>If someone were to kill your mother, instantly and completely painlessly, would you be alright with that?
Not gonna lie, yeah, I'd be ok with that. But maybe if my mom wasn't an atrocious boomer karen from satantown I'd be less ok with it.

Either way I dunno about you, but based on my observational experience these animals don't really give that much of a fuck about eachother. A human mother will bond much more with her child because human children depend on their mothers much longer than that of an animal. And even then there are some shit human mothers who would ditch their babies in an instant.

The other day I was helping some baby rescue mice that had been orphaned and one of them died (i kind of knew it was going to die but I wanted to give it somewhere safe and warm to die), I found the healthy one trying to eat the dead one. They were siblings. Please stop anthropomorphising animals.

Also the religiously funded ADA doesn't care about the optimal diet, only an "adequate" one, and even in their position paper they say vegans need supplemental B12, what a fucking pharmaceutical shill statement. For me, an optimal diet is necessary. A diet lacking in heme iron, cholesterol, B12, and over 10 other nutrients may somehow be adequate to some people, but I only live once and I do not want adequacy, I want the BEST diet.

I eat meat, but I also raise my own animals for food. They serve the land and I serve them until their time comes, and when it comes, the blood is on MY hands.

The flesh I carefully raise is of the highest quality by my personal code of ethics, and their fat is enriched with vitamin D from the sun and pasture. I refuse to fight nature, as she is a power greater than me, so I humbly submit to her.

Have fun in your coffin apartment submitting to the supermarket and preaching to the other urban slaves.

>>14270366
Factory farming is not the law when it comes to raising livestock.

Furthermore, I don't think it's wrong to eat the flesh of animals, especially if you put countless hours of time and effort and research into making sure it lives as good of a life as possible.
If you are shitty to your animals and feed it shitty food and healthcare then you will get a shitty meat/milk/eggs as a result.
Animals are worthy of moral consideration as living sentient beings. As ANIMALS. Animals have their own rights and they simply cannot ever have human rights. Animals live in a world far divided from ours, with no set morals or rules or even the same concept of death.

Sure, animals are sentient, but blacks are SAPIENT, therefore objectively you MUST put them on the same level as ALL humans. Comparing blacks to animals simply because they are marginalized is pretty offensive. I mean, isn't that why slavery was so disgusting? Because we treated men like animals?

By the way, as far as slavery goes, you should know it still exists and if you are buying cheap imported foods like bananas, cashews, etc, you are supporting slaves.

In fact a lot of raw materials use slave labor. And vegans will actually use this a lot. Vegan's love bananas and cashews. Oh, and cobalt for b12 supplements.

The definition of veganism is to reduce suffering as far as practicable and possible right? We isn't it practicable and possible to be more careful sourcing your food? Or even trying to produce as much of your own food as possible to ensure that it is grown by your own personal code of ethics?

>>14213354
I mean i guess if you like black flecks of skin in your cheese go for it.
I'll stick to the real cheese.