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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Maybe you could serve them something like this? https://fieldroast.com/product/celebration-roast/ I’ve heard good reviews from vegan friends.[/quote] OP, this is a good suggestion, but only if you know they eat and enjoy plant-based alternatives like that. My SIL bemoans that vegan burgers and the like are processed and that they are served to vegans all the time at social events. (Which…I have my opinions on that level of entitlement, I’m just saying.)[/quote] What do you mean by 'level of entitlement'? Junk food is junk food. Those vegan meats are junk. How is not wanting to eat junk 'entitled'?[/quote] they’re not junk. And tbh I would rather eat junk than support factory farming. I don’t think this makes me “ difficult” you need to be more aware of where your food comes from. [/quote] I source all my meats and dairy from local grass fed, free range farms. That beats processed soy and hydrogenated oils any day.[/quote] BS. And grass fed means nothing. Unless you literally never eat out anywhere you are still supporting the cruelty involved for your “ meat” [/quote] At least PP won’t be raising soy boys.[/quote]
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