/ck/ - Food & Cooking

is this the ultimate patrician /ck/ redpill?

I think it's time that us vegans transitioned to a food free diet like soylent. Even though plants don't have a central nervous system, it's been proven that they do react to things eating them, we shouldn't enjoy making *any* life suffer by our direct consumption. The crunch of a carrot may as well be the crunch of a cows bone.

>I also have almost no interest in food. Like, I don't get any pleasure from good food or anything

>Current year
>Still preparing non powdered food

>>6706677
I eat about 3-4, but I spread out my calories. I'm a petite female in need of losing a bit of weight (lost 25 so far!), so I've been stretching out 1,000 calories. Sometimes I'm a little over, but as long as it's in the 1,000-1,200 range, I'm golden. Most of that happens to be Soylent with a banana and little cinnamon. It tastes like banana bread and leaves me feeling satisfied. At the end of the day, if I've eaten well, I'll allow myself to have traditional food.

i'm looking for an all in one kind of meal / shake / etc. that i can have on days where i don't have time to cook but still want the full nutritional benefits of a decent meal

companies like soylent offer products like this but are on backorder for 6+ months, are there any others out there that offer this same kind of product?

>>6151780
>The days of hipster fucked food is coming soon to a welcome end. I predict the trend will swing to an upscale and more traditional direction. What do you think?
I predict that where we're going, we won't need food.
http://www.soylent.me/

>>6040641
What are your thoughts on this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_(drink)
http://www.soylent.me