Starfish meat

[crazynezumi]

The story of the Starfish
An old man was taking a walk with his granddaughter on the beach on a beautiful evening. The picture perfect scenery warmed by the setting sun was spoilt by the thousands of starfish that were washed up by the sea and dying on the beach. The old man picked one up and threw it back
His granddaughter was curious: "Why did you

Comments

[thetruebard]

Vegetable-based imitations of meat products will never, ever grow more popular than meat products. I ate plenty of "meat" made with soy and other vegetables while dating my vegetarian ex, and while the stuff was tasty, the entire time I ate it I thought "this would be so much better if it had real beef/chicken/salmon/etc in it."

The vast majority of meat and fish eaters think this.

I do believe we need to eat more vegetables and less meat, but the idea of disguising those vegetables as meat does a disservice to the vegetables. If NK has delicious mountain vegetables--why not sell them as mountain vegetables? Particularly if they have vegetables unique to the mountainous region of NK; those are far more likely to sell well than fake meat products.

[crazynezumi]

Here's a package of the North Korean import mt veggies I was telling you about:

[crazynezumi]

Where in my post did I EVER even IMPLY that I wanted veggie products to