/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15250264
No, animals eat literal garbage. They turn waste into food. That is a major efficiency improvement. Animals can also forage on land where crops can't be grown. And they do it without clear cutting and killing everything like vegan crop agriculture does.

Despite vegans constantly lying about this, I have never seen a vegan restaurant serving oil seed cakes or crop residues.

Veganism is completely phony. Vegans don't care about facts or reality or results. It is a fashion.

Real vegans eat grass fed beef.

>>13922023
Cattle produce more edible food than they are fed. MORE crops would be needed, not less, if they were removed from the food supply.

>For example, because they rely on grazing and forages, cattle need only 0.6 kg of protein from edible feed to produce 1 kg of protein in milk and meat, which is of higher nutritional quality. Cattle thus contribute directly to global food security.
https://www.cgiar.org/news-events/news/fao-sets-the-record-straight-86-of-livestock-feed-is-inedible-by-humans/

Again I'm just asking for some vegan recipes that can turn inedible waste into high quality food like animal agriculture does. Vegans are good people so they wouldn't be lying, right? They must be practicing what they preach.

I'm just having a hard time finding those vegan recipes that use crop residues and by-products.