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Real meat vs Beyond meat
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Round 1: grilled
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this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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Except the vegan option is equally or more unhealthy depending on what kind of ground beef you choose.
But much healthier for the cow, which I think is the reason a lot of folks are interested. Those eating plant-based for health alone are probably more likely to go for a lentil or black bean patty than Beyond/Impossible Meat.
Oreos and Doritos are also vegan, just because somethings vegan doesn’t mean it’s healthy, pretty sure most people with a little bit of sense understand this already
They are not marketed as a healthy alternative. They are significantly better for the environment.
Significantly lower carbon emissions and significantly lower water usage. Where are you getting that they are not better for the environment?