But it will likely be as un-tasty as it sounds, unless you are a gourmet chef and/or can cook Indian-style dishes. I tried vegetarianism, but it was too hard to feel full after eating and I ended up grazing all day long as a result. Besides, if you eat out, options seem limited to eating salads, maybe falafel.Lisa! said:
_ look like_ is the operating expression. Show me _taste like_ and that can be found when you eat out. I tried all sorts of vegetarian dishes and very few measured up. Specially those vege-sausages. Yikes.Silicon Waffle said:
. People may just be curious only not really interested or fall for them. Yet "Scientists at Beyond Meat concocted a plant-protein-based performance burger that delivers the juicy flavor and texture of the real thing with none of the dietary and environmental downsides." Apparently the have the right ingredients and right process to produce a plant based set of proteins that tastes like beef.WWGD said:
Doesn't work here, but I guess this is not the fault of the website. After all, the nearest store is at least one intercontinental flight away...WWGD said:
Maybe if you were vegetarian you wouldn't be so lazy and you could run here and back to get your beastburgers :). ( This coming from a devoted carnivore ).mfb said:
Astronuc said:
I know many people across the south, and they are good folks. I can't fathom how this person can separate slavery and the inhuman treatment of African-Americans (e.g., Jim Crow laws, etc) from the so-called 'heritage'.
You mean something like swim across the atlantic? Unfortunately those suggestions disappeared in favor of flights.WWGD said:
Astronuc said:
Om said:
cure cancer: $1,000,000,000
smart watch: $20,000,000
beer cooler: $13,000,000
another smart watch: $10,000,000
card game: $8,800,000
videogame console: $8,600,000
ipod/walkman device: $6,200,000
fictional movie: $5,700,000
children's educational program: $5,400,000
video game: $4,200,000
another video game: $4,000,000
interstellar space exploration: $1,000,000The airlines have known about this for some time - why in-flight food tastes weird. Search the article for the word umami and you will see why people tend to order Bloody Mary's more often on aircraft.gleem said:
Borg said:
Astronuc said:
Andre alerted me to the fact there is a more formal name for this:epenguin said:
Enigman said:
Where? Apparently not on Kickstarter itself.OmCheeto said:
Where? Obviously, wherever my former employer exists.mfb said:
Nice to see you too, lady Green! Interwebz been acting up and I had to disconnect from the hive mind for a while.lisab said:
Today I learned that LHC is the biggest machine in the word to study the smallest thing in the universe.harrylin said:
zoobyshoe said:
Yeah, OJ is jam-packed full of sugar.Pythagorean said:
zoobyshoe said:
My daughters call them roly-polies. My youngest lIkes to name them and bring them in the house.epenguin said:Today I learned that the common woodlouse is called 'potato bug' in some parts.
Never heard that before.
epenguin said:Today I learned that the common woodlouse is called 'potato bug' in some parts.
Never heard that before.
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Wow, those charts make cricket protein the clear winner.WWGD said:
I don't mean to be alarmist, but given population growth, we may have no other viable long-term source of protein. We may be passing the costs out somewhere in the system when we pay $4-5 for a burger or even $10+ for a steak.zoobyshoe said:
WWGD said:
Yes, but Soylent Green is people!nsaspook said:
