Is it possible to accuse them of violating free speech or something? Because that seems illegal to me.

I physically couldn’t write things that are clearly BS. I don’t know how you do it.

Please never change

At my college, I make it known that Im a conservative and ace all of my classes!

There's always a way of expressing your opinions in what you write. That's what writing is all about.

It actually makes perfect sense. "Our meat is real food _unlike that shit."_

I mean it's logical: "I'm eating fake meat, now I'm going to tell you how badly I wish I was eating *real* meat right now, like from Good Ranchers."

Corporate shills . Meat is a carcinogenic, processed meat a class one carcinogenic ( = to smoking ) Nothing edgy or cool with Ben Shiparios daughter and her team. If persons where to use their critical thinking skills they would come to the realisation this is kinda lame .

Take your family to witness how "real meat" is made and let me know if they see the sense of humour in that process😀 As a vegan, I agree however that these fake meats are unhealthy and often not the most palatable.

@@marcgerber9946 why is "real meat" in quotes? Are you trying to emphasize it?

Was he Indian?

@@NotBedTundy30 Pakistani

​@@68hilaire Yeah I'm Indian, been vegetarian all my life due to religious beliefs. But always stayed away from the fake burgers and shit. Vegetarian Indian food is god tier. I live in Norway and I gave them some of my food the other day, they loved it. The fake meat thing is bs and don't correlate that to vegetarianism or veganism Edit: Don't even get the me started on the horrible fake chemicals and stuff they put into fake meats. Its highly processed, and just not good for you.

I don’t mind fake meats, or like fake dairy products, I just wish they were _marketed_ differently. Market them as their own product, not as a knock off meat alternative. That’s just off-putting.

@@dearthofdoohickeys4703 exactly that’s my issue. Like isn’t the whole point for most people to be vegan because they care about animals and find it gross to eat their products? How is eating fake versions any less off putting to them?

I just dont get . why you need fake meat ? if you are against of eating meat why to fake it ? its seems like for me like : guess there is a restaurant where they serve fake human flesh or worse fake human baby flesh and you celebrate it :O. I know its harsh but it is what it is. By making fake chicken, bacon, etc. you don't kill meat-eating culture but accept it.

@@Grama04 I used to eat all of those things and I loved them. I really liked the flavour of it. My decision of going vegan wasn’t about flavour, was about the consciousness around the processes you have to go through to be able to eat that meat, fish or whatever. If I can still have similar tastes and textures but change the processes of how we make them, I’ll have that.

just eat meat. It's healthy

@@RaoulRamsaranBruh, if they don't want to then they don't have to.

@@Cupcake_Royale they should though. Veganism can be deadly

You get an A+.

thank you, glad to hear that haha

You did great buddy

I'm improving my English by watching her videos too .. I'm Arab .. I learned Italian as well but im not that good

learning a language is always difficult, just keep going and your Italian will get better and better!!

The term "VEGAN" refers to the philosophy of avoiding undue harm to any animal life, as far as practical, whilst "vegetarian" is merely someone who consumes a plant-based diet. Therefore, veganism is NOT a diet but a moral or ethical position against animal exploitation of any kind. 🌱

@@ReverendDr.Thomas sure but in reality it’s a diet. You don’t see vegans eating a cow that died naturally.

Off topic, but Jordan’s poor air fryer will never be the same. 😔

@@MrMossMan7272 Veganism includes avoiding any product that required animal exploitation, not just food.

@@flars8539 which is literally impossible, so what is the point of it? Every time a field of anything is harvested thousands of bugs and rodents get killed. Every single time. So at a certain point a vegan needs to make a distinction as to which animals dying is okay and which isn’t. Because they need to eat as well. Sure it’s a diet and a lifestyle. Just like Judaism and othodox Judaism are technically the same religion but one of them takes it significantly more seriously.

They are probably exactly the same thing and now they are just repackaging them and claiming the new ones are different from the old ones.

The moral of your story mate, is don’t eat the shit at Greggs.

Brett could be swinging on poles and do pretty well, but her mind is way better and we like it that way. Get 'em Brett!

“I respect that you don’t eat meat, please respect that I don’t eat fake meat”. -Raven.

Now look at the ingredients for a normal hot dog.

I don't have to read the ingredients to know I shouldn't eat fake meat. The fact that it's fake meat is enough.

​@@ytsamurai1962 Hence why most people do not eat hot dogs. But just buy kosher hot dogs none or the nasty stuff in those

Same

I see these alternatives as great options at restaurants as you say. Like if you go to a burger restaurant with friends and go for something like an impossible burger.

I feel like we're probably a rare breed on this channel and that's okay. You absolutely nailed it.

@@saraolson7730 I think we are!! HAHAHA happy to see more of us here!!

@@rowaystarco exactly!!! its convenient for restaurants, an easy options for them to have... And we are happy that they take us into account.

@@odessapelucarte7556 The problem is she wasn't trying at all. It was already rehearsed that she would mock it and call it disgusting, then promote the Good Ranchers "real" meat made of dead animals. Totally biased and unfair to the animals to bash the alternatives like that.

Only in gen z does a non girly girl = man

I just pray you don't also dip chicken into ketchup...

Can't this girl just begone .

@@Countcho Yeah, that's the hard part of being a tomboy this day in age, everyone my age thinks I'm a lesbian. And I even live in a very conservative area in southwest Louisiana surrounded by mostly good Catholic people. I can only imagine what life's gonna be like when I go to college surrounded by all those communists and blue haired libs over there. All I can do is pray that I can set an example for others like me who refuse to be influenced by the world and who refuse to change themselves for others.

​@@Holden_McGroyn Dude I was raised on chicken dipped in ketchup... Just actual chicken... Not beans made to look like chicken.

Good Girl! 👌 Incidentally, Slave, are you VEGAN? 🌱

Little bit funny how she's happy to gulp down high fructose corn syrup flavoured beverage and at the same time complain about fake flavoured processed foods. I think Jeremy Clarkson said it best, "...there's nothing wrong with it, it just doesn't quite taste like meat.." and then he said: "If you're a vegatarian, go eat some seeds like a budgerigar".

How ironic that a few short years ago there was such a concerted push for more natural foods but all of a sudden it's now for stuff whipped up with God-knows-what ingredients and chemicals that only some "food engineers" know and can pronounce...

My real question is, how much of that fake "vegen" meat has bug protein in it?...eat z bug's is becoming more and more mainstream as they are normalizing it and they are allowed under regulation's from the (f.d.a)=feeding death administration to not put certain ingredient's on their list's

yea,gotta lobe her😂😂❤

That's because the "chicken tenders" are 99% BS, just read the ingredient's list. McDonalds' alone has 50+ other ingredients before chicken.

Or maybe this is perfect for good ranchers because now someone convinced at least 1 vegan person to go there and the rest of er non vegan American viewers

Yes it's definitely based on who or the company that makes and sells the food but even the best still is nothing compared to eating something with a face also that bacon looked like a child's toy

⁠@@shanedaley6236 “eating something with a face”… Ok psycho.

I’m no vegetarian or vegan but I totally agree with u hehe… I think even steamed veggies taste better than that fake meat Pattie’s and nuggets! I’d rather eat real fresh veggies (especially if seasoned) than ultra processed bean mush garbage.

when i had to go vegan bc i suddenly had terrible reactions to meat, i always used mushrooms. so flavourful!

I've was vegetarian for 8 years too. On off vegan throughout. To be a healthy vegetarian you need to be eating legumes, nuts and seeds. Not this ultra processed crap. I can't call myself veggie anymore though because I started eating fish occasionally this year.

Ive been vegan for 10yrs and I agree! 😆

Fresh food is the best! What's your favorite dish for barbecue in the summer? My favourite is the following (everything comes on the grill, of course): Green asparagus, large tomatoes that have been cut all around and garlic slices are inserted into the cuts, sliced aubergines or zucchini and marinated with a herb marinade. Occasionally I wrap bacon/porkbelly around the asparagus, but that would no longer be vegetarian. Along side the grill stuff, I like to make a green salad with legumes, seeds, herbs, sometimes maize or beans and a dressing diluted with water that consists only of oil and vinegar.

With respect, and I do truly mean that. The issue I have with 'vegans' is the virtue signaling and judging from them, often against those that eat meat. It isn't enough for them to eat vegan, but they practically have to stand on a soap-box and trumpet it on the rooftops to everyone else, as well as make snide remarks toward anyone that doesn't follow their secular religion. disclaimer: I'm not saying that is you. I'm not saying that is all of them. I'm saying there are indeed a lot of them though.

@@stephen-dev If I may ask, why do you view it as a "secular religion"? I mean this with respect as well. I'm not vegan, but I personally find anti-veganism annoying. While I do agree that most vegan advocacy isn't carried out effectively, I can't help but chuckle that a lot meat-eaters get upset by it (despite vegans having a reputation for being "sensitive"). A line up of piglets ready to get their teeth pulled and tails cut off is nothing. But some vegan shouting words; 'oh the horror...' In my own personal humble opinion, it's a bit strange.

@@stephen-dev Vegans are not "virtually signaling," as you'd like to believe. We genuinely find it horrific that billions of animals are tortured and killed every year just to be made into a sandwich that could be made with plants and seasonings. Slaughterhouses, factory farms and all dairy farms are hell on earth for highly sentient beings killed for no valid reason.

@@stephen-dev “Religion is getting people to believe in things they can't see. Veganism is getting people to see things they don't want to believe”. From Carnism debunked. It's not a religion and it's not a diet. Not every person who eats a plant based diet is vegan, but all vegans eat plant based. Veganism is an abolitionist, rights based movement, i.e. basic rights, the right to not be killed, noninterference, bodily integrity, etc. At its most basic level, it is not about bigger cages,while that is preferable, rather the abolition of animal ag and all the other ways we exploit sentient beings. It isn't about virtue signalling, or thinking that we are better than everyone else, quite the contrary. It's not about us, vegans, it is all about them. The awareness that every day some 200 Million sentient beings, having individual experiences, much like our companion animals, or ourselves for that matter, are having it all taken from them. All for “products” we don't need. Do you think we enjoy being exposed to horrific footage or spending hours debating with people? I don't care about”point scoring” or "winning”, only about trying to get people to see things from the victim's perspective. We are not better than them, we want, and we can, so we take. Might makes right.But we can do better. Our society's ideals, the ones we hold up as virtues, kindness, compassion, protection of the weak and innocent, why should they only extend to our own species? Rather than focusing on the differences, please, think about what we have in common. Check out "Dominion"2018 and see what you are personally responsible for if you consume animal products,what the true price is and who pays it. Even just the Dominion (2018): Official Trailer - "We Will Rise Together"it's under 5 minutes,and Dairy is scary, again, it's only 5 minutes long. Also Ed Winters ted talk: Every argument against Veganism. If you can't or won't watch any of it, maybe you should be asking yourself why? Animals are here with us, not for us.

@@stephen-dev Veganism isn't a "secular religion" it's an ideal which seeks to minimise suffering to other beings. Some vegans become cultish/religious, that's a fault of theirs and not the ideology itself.

I personally don't care what you eat personally. You do you.

@@needledive If you don't care then why make a comment? lol

Animals consume more veggies than people. Factory farming hurts the environment more than growing veggies for people. That’s a scientific fact.

@@JohnWarner-lu8rq the irony of your comments is incredible. Just stfu. No one cares

You do realise that "doing your part" by reducing methane production by eating cows it's a negated effect because you still breed more. And as population grows, meat demand will grow as well, as effect breeding more cows, increasing methane production overall. Just letting you know.

BINGO!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's the other way around, genius. This whole video is the commercial. She's an actress, remember?

Those restaurants probably excel at making what they have taste GREAT! Instead of trying to replicate meat by using a ton of highly processed ingredients, they just make the rest of the food really really good. THAT is the sort of vegan food to be shared and enjoyed. Wholesome ingredients, prepared well, and seasoned expertly. Yum!

Nah, I just want to see if she likes it or not. Meals from people who know what they’re doing!

Pittsburgh does too. Onion Maiden, Fortuiti, Spak Brothers.

We have Beyond Burger here and they are pretty amazing.

I love the Carl’s Jr Beyond one and Sometimes I get the Impossible one at BK, I think they are both great, my favorite brand is Beyond.

I tried an impossible whopper one time and tbh,,, it wasn’t too far from real meat. But, I still managed to distinguish it from real meat (I did not compare them side by side) but it was quite an experience lol. Not gonna eat it again tho, I really prefer real meat (not the ultra processed one tho) over any kind of veggie meat.

@@SirKaeyaStoleThisAccount I totally agree. I love real beef too much. But I was pretty impressed with Impossible meat. My husband actually made me one without telling me and I didn't notice the difference until he said something.

What are the ingredients of an impossible burger? I ask because I recall, years ago, that Japanese scientists were able to make a burger out of feces. This breakthrough occurred before impossible burgers became a thing.

Yes! Growing your own is even better. 0.0132% of you reading this sentence are growing their own.

agree 100%

I liked the 5th paragraph 😅❤

Just wondering if you are aware of what happens in the dairy and egg industries,if you are not eating meat for ethical reasons, dairy,egg and meat are pretty much the same industries as in the end they all end up in the same slaughter houses. If you have 5 minutes maybe watch " dairy is scary '' and The "Dominion we will rise "trailer. The whole "Dominion" documentary is very full on ,but worth it to understand what these beings are put through,and if you consume any animal product what you are paying for, and what is done to them on your behalf. They are here with us,not for us.

@@WGUTR I am aware for the most part and tend to avoid dairy and eggs as much as possible, but they are sneaky in foods, like in random tomato sauce, that I kinda gave up on being fully plant based. It is possible though that through eggs and dairy can be taken more humanely than most factory farming. For example, in sustainable farming practices or you just living off the land

@@TheClimateChannel You're not wrong there! They sneak animal products in wherever they can,for sure. A quick check and you can figure out if there is something nasty lurking,though. And once you know,you're sorted,I don't really think about it now unless it's something new and let's face it there's much more actually being labelled plant based,which is great. As to the humane farming,there isn't really any way to do it without exploitation. You said you are aware,but I just want to step through it and highlight a few points. Firstly, as long as we are using them for their secretions,we are treating them as commodities,not the thinking,feeling beings they are. With eggs,even on the sustainable/family farms the overwhelming majority of the hens have still come from the breeding barns where the males are ground up alive. Added to that with very few exceptions when they are no longer producing they are killed for their flesh. The same with the dairy,for the bobby(boy calves) they are a waste "product". Even for the so called sustainable farms it's not commercially viable to keep the boys around or to continue to feed and house the cows and hens after they stop producing. The dairy and egg industries are the meat industry, just delayed and the torment is drawn out. For cows that's usually 4-6 years and they have a natural life span of 18-25 years. Hens usually only get 18 to 24 months,when they could live 5-10 years. There can never be a humane animal ag system,all the "products"require exploitation, cruelty and death by their very nature. None of the beings involved will ever be shown the respect they deserve, because at the end of the day they are property. If you do have doubts about anything i've said please watch the recommended videos they will show you everything you need to know.

considering we have peginas in the world, I don't think your statement is factually consistent.

You are urged to become VEGAN, since carnism (the destructive ideology that supports the use and consumption of animal products, especially for “food”) is arguably the foremost existential crisis.🌱

They stopped it because they were under the wild and mistaken impression that vegetables and grains don’t murder innocent bunnies and fawns and other beautiful animals. Just because you’re not eating an animal doesn’t mean there is no death on your plate. At least I’m thankful for the animals that I eat to nourish my body and give me the best health of my life.

To clarify: farmers set traps for wild animals, combined kill all kinds of mice and deer and foxes in a really bloody and horrific manner, often a slow tortuous death.

Wouldn't work now. Crawfish got standards.

@@keithfaulkner6319 🎤 drop! 😂

Don’t base veganism off your bad experience. Many people feel amazing on a vegan diet. Dead animal isn’t the best way to go

I had the same experience. I was vegan for 3 years. I started having an unhealthy relationship with food and lost way too much weight and went to a more sustainable way of eating.

@@MonikaLynne11195that doesn’t mean it‘s veganism fault, it‘s yours

​@@Kkgarcia9947feel amazing or are ok because scientifically most people would struggle to function without meat.

@@Kkgarcia9947 dead animal is ABSOLUTELY the best way to go. theyre delicious, and theyre better for you and your wallet than that fake vegan crap. not to mention the raising of vegan products kills more animals than actual slaughterhouses so if youre in it for the animals youre better off being a vegetarian

I wish i thought your comment was a joke.

At least that’s got meat in it 😂

"if you eat meat made out of exploited and abused animal body parts, you've lost the right to complain about injustices"

"I have no idea what I'm talking about, but I'm just bashing on vegan food because for some reason that makes me look cool in the eyes of some dimwits." - Henry Spencer.

And the only thing that you really need to worry about eating vegan food (despite the taste and the fact that at least 50% of the food available in markets are just some weird racket with a vegan label attached to it to cost more), specially you're into some high protein diet for the gym or some other sport... it's that you will fart WAY much more (... and also you might want to avoid those tiny toilets with the water cistern attached to it...), that being said, I've never felt stomach aches or digestion issues again after becoming vegetarian.

Don’t knock it until you try it

​@@sendmelocation5283 😂

Yes and if you eat just the meat dish and skip the veggie stuff you will be SO much happier. Except french fries. Those are ok. And potato chips. Except they're just flat french fries.

I and most other vegans didn't stop eating animal products because we didn't like the taste of them. We stopped because with all animal products there is a victim. A victim that is put through a very real living hell of exploitation,violence and death,all for “products” that we do NOT need in any way to be happy and healthy. Veganism is not a diet. Not every person who eats a plant based diet is vegan, but all vegans eat plant based. Veganism is an abolitionist, rights based movement, i.e. basic rights, the right to not be killed, noninterference, bodily integrity, etc. At its most basic level, it is not about bigger cages,while that is preferable, rather the abolition of animal ag and all the other ways we exploit sentient beings. Surely the fact that the other animals are very much like us in all the ways that matter, thinking,feeling individuals whose lives matter to them as much as ours do to us,means that they should be treated with the same respect and dignity as we should? If you disagree with the fact that they deserve the same basic rights as we do, you are completely morally ok with breeding,exploiting and killing, conscious, thinking, feeling beings who have the same desire to live as you, when it is totally unnecessary. If that's the case, what is the difference between, say a dog and a pig,or a human, for that matter, that in your mind makes it ok to do what we do to them? Check out "Dominion"2018 and see what you are personally responsible for if you consume animal products,what the true price is and who pays it.Even just the Dominion (2018): Official Trailer - "We Will Rise Together"it's under 5 minutes. Also Ed Winters ted talk: Every argument against Veganism. Animals are here with us not for us.

Yeah, a lot of them nail the "chicken",and the burgers, steak is tricky with the structure. Pig flesh bacon is a little translucent,which i have never seen in a vegan version,am working on one though. Just wondering if you are aware of what happens in the dairy and egg industries,if you are not eating meat for ethical reasons, dairy,egg and meat are pretty much the same industries as in the end they all end up in the same slaughter houses. If you have 5 minutes maybe watch " dairy is scary '' and The "Dominion we will rise "trailer. The whole "Dominion" documentary is very full on ,but worth it to understand what these beings are put through,and if you consume any animal product what you are paying for, and what is done to them on your behalf. They are here with us,not for us.