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Coventina

(28,013 posts)
97. I am certain they are!
Fri Jan 19, 2024, 01:17 PM
Jan 2024

I would love to have backyard chickens.

I wasn't speaking for myself, I'm not a vegan, I was presenting their point of view.

One of my best friends is a vegan (I know, I know) so I'm somewhat familiar with the ideas/issues, etc.

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I voted 1-2. Arthur_Frain Jan 2024 #1
Well it is asking about eating not cooking but I get it redqueen Jan 2024 #4
We all leftover, meat dish or no. Arthur_Frain Jan 2024 #9
Ah no don't apologize for thinking! redqueen Jan 2024 #22
Not sure claudette Jan 2024 #2
Neither are vegan. maxsolomon Jan 2024 #5
I know claudette Jan 2024 #21
Eggs are one of the healthiest foods womanofthehills Jan 2024 #80
👍 claudette Jan 2024 #82
Honey is an animal product so strict vegans will not eat it. Coventina Jan 2024 #28
True but claudette Jan 2024 #31
You don't squeeze the honey out of them individually? maxsolomon Jan 2024 #35
LOL! You got me to chuckle! Coventina Jan 2024 #44
Harvesting honey responsibly Mossfern Jan 2024 #30
Correct, it does not harm the hive, when done responsibly. Coventina Jan 2024 #40
My Enslaved Hens RobinA Jan 2024 #93
I am certain they are! Coventina Jan 2024 #97
I believe honey is NOT vegan AZSkiffyGeek Jan 2024 #38
Gelatin is critically different from honey. Coventina Jan 2024 #41
Not vegan, and lapsed vegetarian, but that's been my understanding AZSkiffyGeek Jan 2024 #47
I was told yeast is a species of fungi, not an animal, so OK for vegans. Coventina Jan 2024 #50
If Milk Is Not Vegan RobinA Jan 2024 #92
I think raising dairy cattle is also bad for the environment isn't it? redqueen Jan 2024 #8
It is, from the standpoint that many resources go into the cows Coventina Jan 2024 #29
Yes redqueen Jan 2024 #32
It really is heartrending. Coventina Jan 2024 #37
It is! I'm going to try vegan cheese soon redqueen Jan 2024 #45
Not as bad as all the glyphosate & GMO's womanofthehills Jan 2024 #76
the two are naturally linked 0rganism Jan 2024 #36
They all end up in the slaughter house eventually, milk cows included. hunter Jan 2024 #59
TBH - I prefer cow over human milk...YMMV..LOL LeftInTX Jan 2024 #99
More often than we should leftieNanner Jan 2024 #3
Vegetable soup is a good one. redqueen Jan 2024 #10
Made some yesterday! leftieNanner Jan 2024 #15
I average about 2 ounces of meat per day LeftInTX Jan 2024 #6
Same, I was down to just chicken and dairy redqueen Jan 2024 #13
I'm having a pork milkshake right now. Why do you ask? lame54 Jan 2024 #7
Raw pork. Arthur_Frain Jan 2024 #12
I'm actually impressed that if took 6 posts before the first snark redqueen Jan 2024 #17
Thanks for the leftieNanner Jan 2024 #18
Can't answer this poll Jilly_in_VA Jan 2024 #11
What the heck is kafir . I detest yogart unless there is a lot of sugar. Srkdqltr Jan 2024 #14
It's spelled kEfir claudette Jan 2024 #26
I try to stay away from carbohydrates, they'll kill you. Emile Jan 2024 #16
I thought so too. redqueen Jan 2024 #20
It saved my life. Happy Hoosier Jan 2024 #56
Every Day Happy Hoosier Jan 2024 #19
About four years back, we made one change to our diet and removed 85% meat Torchlight Jan 2024 #23
Same! I was so nervous thinking how much I'd miss my weekly chicken redqueen Jan 2024 #27
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you sound like a lot of fun maxsolomon Jan 2024 #34
That was super troll library girl. She seems to hate everyone NewHendoLib Jan 2024 #43
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You seem to lack a real life, you've trolled (and not even well) this board for years, all for naught. #desperate&empty Celerity Jan 2024 #85
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Hello. Back again I see. GP6971 Jan 2024 #88
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Red meat rarely; cultured dairy (homemade yogurt) daily... hlthe2b Jan 2024 #25
Like you, I gradually cut down on meat Big Blue Marble Jan 2024 #33
I thought I would miss it, but I really don't redqueen Jan 2024 #46
Just about every day. BlueTsunami2018 Jan 2024 #39
Meat and dairy are two different things. Ms. Toad Jan 2024 #42
I was keto for a while redqueen Jan 2024 #48
It depends on the reason, and how extreme you are. Ms. Toad Jan 2024 #53
Yep that's what I was doing too redqueen Jan 2024 #61
For me, it is the most effective. Ms. Toad Jan 2024 #71
I drink a cup of coffee most every day, I use half & half in it, so a daily dairy. irisblue Jan 2024 #49
I drink coffee every day with half-&-half in it. I'm a cheese connoisseur, too. Yummm. Hekate Jan 2024 #51
Dairy nearly every day; meat never Wicked Blue Jan 2024 #52
I'm the lead lab tech in a large cultured dairy facility in the Midwest NickB79 Jan 2024 #54
If you have anything to do with Daisy cottage cheese or Lifeway kefir, you have my thanks. highplainsdem Jan 2024 #70
Does fish count as meat? Mossfern Jan 2024 #55
At least 2 times every day. patphil Jan 2024 #57
I still eat meat every day but smaller portions than I used to. meadowlander Jan 2024 #58
Meat is heavy, so that it is why I usually treat it secondary. LeftInTX Jan 2024 #101
4 years carnivore Barry Markson Jan 2024 #60
I'm mostly vegetarian. My wife is vegetarian approaching vegan. hunter Jan 2024 #62
Basically every meal Zeitghost Jan 2024 #63
I eat meat every single day, and usually at least 2X a day ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #64
Every hour on the hour...... lastlib Jan 2024 #65
Did not vote malaise Jan 2024 #66
I haven't eaten red meat in over 40 years. Phoenix61 Jan 2024 #67
Just about every meal, since you asked about dairy. My diet is basically paleo plus dairy. highplainsdem Jan 2024 #68
Chicken maceration VGNonly Jan 2024 #69
The cruelty involved in so much of these industries was a big motivator for me redqueen Jan 2024 #91
There are devices VGNonly Jan 2024 #98
Never. flvegan Jan 2024 #72
Hey, was hoping to see you here! redqueen Jan 2024 #90
You're welcome flvegan Jan 2024 #107
Just a consideration: NutmegYankee Jan 2024 #73
I start nearly every day with a bowl of yogurt and fruit... mike_c Jan 2024 #74
Twice daily typically Amishman Jan 2024 #75
It's hard for people with osteopenia to get enough spooky3 Jan 2024 #77
I will never go vegan meow2u3 Jan 2024 #78
Flesh products, never. Dairy is down to 2-4/month. Maru Kitteh Jan 2024 #79
the day i get gravy from a carrot..... pansypoo53219 Jan 2024 #81
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I'm thinking of raising rabbits to supply the family with neat Kaleva Jan 2024 #83
Being a long haul truck driver makes it near to impossible to not eat meat, MarineCombatEngineer Jan 2024 #86
I eat mostly venison, fish and eggs madville Jan 2024 #95
Venison is delicious. shrike3 Jan 2024 #102
Signs of asymptomatic Coronary Artery Disease turned me 98% plant-based/vegan seleff Jan 2024 #96
You do have to work hard to be a vegan. I know a few. shrike3 Jan 2024 #103
We eat meat, but rarely dairy. shrike3 Jan 2024 #100
Dairy is daily (cappuccinos need milk); meat is 2/3 times per week. brooklynite Jan 2024 #104
Due to allergies to Soy, most Dairy, wheat products, and Legumes... ProudMNDemocrat Jan 2024 #105
RSO rso Jan 2024 #106
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