Curious about the purchasing decisions of CF readers regarding the popularity of the title products. Can expand in comments if you wish.
Purchasing decisions - alternative meat, milk, and organic products
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I trust the food safety system in the U.S., If people want to pay for organic let them. Alternative proteins not for me I'm pretty glad my meat either mooed, oinked, or clucked before I cook it up, don't need something grown in a vat.
I voted for u see 40, buy some alternative meat or milk, but not organic products. Only because we buy alternative milk due to my wife’s lactose intolerance. We don’t buy alternative meat.
I get Wild Harvest veggies...they're less expensive or similar priced/lb than regular bags and cook/taste better.
Otherwise not a lot of organic but I do try to avoid foods with loads of artificial ingredients.
Otherwise not a lot of organic but I do try to avoid foods with loads of artificial ingredients.
Under 40. Don't do any alternative. Not because of any mistrust, but my personal preference. If organic were available or cheaper I wouldn't think twice about it. Same with GMO's though.
As far as alternative meat, if I were wanting something to taste like meat, I'd eat meat. If I wanted to avoid meat, I would eat something that didn't taste like meat. It seems this was developed for guys that wanted to date some hot vegan girl but also liked cheeseburgers. Not sure I can come up with any other scenario that this product should exist.
As far as alternative meat, if I were wanting something to taste like meat, I'd eat meat. If I wanted to avoid meat, I would eat something that didn't taste like meat. It seems this was developed for guys that wanted to date some hot vegan girl but also liked cheeseburgers. Not sure I can come up with any other scenario that this product should exist.
The day you show me the tits on an almond, soybean, or oat, is the day I will be open to buying milk alternatives.
Also, they shouldnt be called milk. Milk is from mammals, not plants.
Also, they shouldnt be called milk. Milk is from mammals, not plants.
Some organic simply because often times that is all that is available. NEVER alternative Meat or Milk!
Count yourself in the under, originally set it at 45
You're missing the combo of the two. Purchase some organic and alternative meat and milk products.
This year I've purchased a lot more organic, not because I am afraid of pesticides, they just taste a lot better in my experience. And I have changed to other forms of milk. Mostly lactose free or ultra filtered but try the other kinds. I think pea milk is the best of non dairy milk. I have bought beyond meat and impossible meat more out of curiosity than actually trying to do something different.
This year I've purchased a lot more organic, not because I am afraid of pesticides, they just taste a lot better in my experience. And I have changed to other forms of milk. Mostly lactose free or ultra filtered but try the other kinds. I think pea milk is the best of non dairy milk. I have bought beyond meat and impossible meat more out of curiosity than actually trying to do something different.
I buy most meat in bulk, never eaten alternative. I would not be against it but I like always having something in the deep freeze to thaw.
Fed the littles a mix of organics but AE whole milk all the way.
I buy probably 10-20% organic veggies.
When it comes to pantry and freezer items I buy a lot of Newmans own (I think a lot of it is organic). They are GOOD products. Their coffee is awesome.
Fed the littles a mix of organics but AE whole milk all the way.
I buy probably 10-20% organic veggies.
When it comes to pantry and freezer items I buy a lot of Newmans own (I think a lot of it is organic). They are GOOD products. Their coffee is awesome.
