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R8 my vegan picnic

>> No.10917141

I hope a bear eats you.

>> No.10917144

Why the fuck do you have raw Tuna?

>> No.10917147

>>10917144

Fish doesn't count as meat, senpai.

>> No.10917152

>>10917135
>healthy veg
>healthy olives
>healthy fruits
>7 indeterminate pots of gloop
>oreos
Kill yourself.

>> No.10917179
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>>10917135
Looks comfy.

Rate my vegan steak dinner.

>> No.10917181

>>10917135
Wheres the meat

>> No.10917183

>>10917152
Looks good to me. You jealous, meatcuck?

>> No.10917188

>>10917181
>10917135 (OP) #
>vegan picnic
>Wheres the meat
Retard.

>> No.10917196

Looks boring as shit, also it's clearly not yours.

>> No.10917213

>>10917188
*turns 360 degrees and walks away*

>> No.10917226

>>10917213
>I was only pretending to be retarded

>> No.10917239

>>10917226
+1

>> No.10917259

>>10917152
the company that makes vegan oreos also has a meat subsidiary company who benefits from the profits of oreo as well as the by-products of the wheat, which are sold to animal feedlots.

Buying "vegan" foods from large companies actually subsidizes the food of the animals raised under harsh industrial conditions.

The best option you have is finding a local small farm at your local farmers markets. Just as the large companies do, a small farm reaches maximum efficiency when by-products from animals are given to plants, and vice versa. This is why veganism is ultimately just a morally comforting label, as all things are truly connected. A more ethically sustainable small farm will have both plants and animals, both will be happy and healthy and benefit from each other's presence. Instead of eschewing animal products, try focusing on farms that treat animals and plants well. Instead of virtue signalling with a label, just be virtuous and put the effort into actually finding the origins of your food, and making sure they are raised in a poison free environment. Oh, and good sustainable food is expensive, budget for good food because you deserve it.

>> No.10917306

>>10917135
awful, you have no veg other than raw carrot sticks. you can be SO much more creative with vegan food.

>> No.10917324

we have the same cutting board, candle cup, olive oil and jar of olives
i'd highfive you but you probably wouldn't want to touch me since i eat eggs and dairy

>> No.10917341

>>10917144
That's watermelon, big guy.

>> No.10917385

>>10917135
It looks horrible and I don't mean that it's missing meat or dairy not to.

>> No.10917599

>>10917135
>Carbs everywhere
You're poisoning yourself

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>>10917599
>thats not ketogenic
Fatty.

>> No.10917662

>>10917147
They struggle about as much as a cow when you kill them, except that they have no vocal cords to scream with

>> No.10917667

>>10917641
t.diabetes

>> No.10917687

>>10917135
I have the same bottom right chopping board as the pic you found on the Internet OP.
I got it from ikea. Heavy as fuck.

>> No.10917731

>>10917259
To be fair, not everyone can find a small farm. Sure the midwest of america is all farmland, but what about people on the coasts? Your closest farm could be a 2 hour long drive and it might not be an actual farm, just a tobacco farm or pot farm or a farm that is just an orange/apple/banana orchard.

I would like to find a farm to buy shit from (not vegan, not vegetarian, nor do I really care about the animals, just don't trust big company shit full of hormones, pesticides, etc), but I live in Bumfuck nowhere Florida. The closest farmland to me would be about 3 hours away.

>> No.10917791

>>10917135
Bit simplistic. Don't see the point of the cookies, anyone who wouldn't prefer spread on the bread or peaches needs to be shamed and forced to eat proper food for their own good.

6/10, would have been 7/10 without the cookies.

>> No.10917809

>>10917259
It's more economical to feed food scraps to pigs, but it's not necessary. Composting works perfectly fine.

>> No.10917815

>>10917135
Is that mashed sweet potatoes? What's above it?

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>R8 my vegan picnic