/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12394460
you already know the thoughts on eating these.

>>12394553
>taking time to shop this
Reevaluate your life goals, my man.

>>12394586
>unironic soyposter mentioning life goals
im sure theyre great right after a microwaved leftover meal prep dinner.

>>12394553
>>12394597
have sex

>>12394638
Okay, bend over.

>>12394460
When was the last time you ate desiccant packets?

>>12394553
>>12394597
do you ever think that the backlash against soylent (because actual soy doesn't have any real negative effects) is the result of some kind of psy-op from a food company because they're afraid of it? because it often feels like that to me

>>12394680
Or the stereotype is true.

>>12394680
Now aren't you that one that's been fooled? Trying to fool people with your constant retard level posts about the evils of beef and we should become some bitch slave ass workers for the state?

>>12394680
Well...
https://youtu.be/Bgr7-pWwYPg
https://youtu.be/BhIkxO9vRLI
https://youtu.be/bnM8Fh5GrVQ

>>12394680
When was the last time you wore a commie work hat?

>>12394685
if soy really was this emasculating thing, why are we only hearing things about it after the release of soylent? it's not like soy itself's a recent invention.

>>12394693
??? This is my first post in /ck/ in months, I have no idea who you think I am.

>>12394701
I don't wear hats.

>>12394597
>unironic soyposter
And maybe visit a mental health professional.

>>12394729
The bug pushers are trying to tie their agenda to the movie Soylent Green with Charlton Heston. They'll go to no ends to push their agenda even when it becomes untenable.

>>12394680

Nah. The only reason most people even know about Soylent is because of the soycuckhold mockery. I don't think real food companies are too worried.

>>12394729

Because Westerners never really willingly consumed sóy in significant quantities. As soon as food manufacturers started using textured sóy in processed meats is around the time that fertility and testosterone levels in westerners started dropping. Soylent is basically just doubling down on it and the men who consumed it are happy with the way Western society has devolved.

>>12394680
>protein: soy protein isolate (cheap soybean protein)
>fat: sunflower oil (literally vegetable oil)
>carbs: maltodextrin/isomaltose (carbohydrate powders so cheap they're most commonly used as fillers)
>small dose of multivitamins
>sold for $5+ dollars a bottle
Why would food companies be afraid of this? It's like the shit the unplugged people in the Matrix ate. At most, a large company like Coca-cola or Pepsico would launch their own brand like they do with popular drink trends.

>>12394803
It's worse actually.

>>12394803
>>12394777
I'd normally think not, but food (specifically butter) companies were afraid of margarine for a while because it was a cheap alternative to butter. So what they did was try their best to demonize it; create campaigns trying to associate margarine with death and disease, try to get the government to force margarine makers to color their margarine pink (again to link it to life/death)... point is, I wouldn't put it past some food companies to be dumb enough to facilitate a literal shitpost campaign against a new, affordable(?) food because they're scared that it could cut into their profit margins.

>>12394800
western society hasn't devolved though

>>12394808
>first two ingredients are Soy and Corn Syrup
Thanks, farm subsidies.

>>12394680
>from a food company
Meal replacement brands are still a thing after so many decades. Soylent just happens to be newer and not associated with an older demographic. By now it's likely that a firm such as Abbott or Nestle has either offered to buy them out or is developing their own equivalent.

Low IQ food.
Meal replacement is a meme.

I want to eat some soylent but the only store I know who sells it is Gelson's and that's far away.

>>12394680
shouldnt you be on you-rube making pickle ricks or crabby patties?