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A Vegetarian Butcher? This Dutch Shop Leads The Way

I don't eat fake meat products because they tend to have toxic chemicals in them, like artificial additives. I'm very conscious of my protein intake but even so if I want meat I'll eat meat.

I'm not a fan of artificial anything. 90% of my diet is home made and real.
 
I subscribed to a vegetarian magazine just out of curiosity and found the great majority of the recipes call for way too many ingredients to make a simple dish as if it is necessary to hide the flavor of the original veggie. I eat only organic chicken and grass feed beef.
 
No interest in this kind of thing.

I eat plenty of fruits and veggies, many of them raw or partially cooked. (I like kinda the sort of semi-crunchy broccoli and asparagus that results when you only sautee for a few minutes, etc). When I want meat, I eat meat. Don't need veggies masquerading as meat.
 
I can see why non-vegitarians would order meat substitutes. Sometimes they just want a healthier version of something they like. Now, whether or not it actually is healthier depends on the dish itself.
 
rhinefire said:
I subscribed to a vegetarian magazine just out of curiosity and found the great majority of the recipes call for way too many ingredients to make a simple dish as if it is necessary to hide the flavor of the original veggie. I eat only organic chicken and grass feed beef.
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if you ever go out to eat, you NOT are eating that.
 
BrewerBob said:
I can see why non-vegitarians would order meat substitutes. Sometimes they just want a healthier version of something they like. Now, whether or not it actually is healthier depends on the dish itself.
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And of course they really want to eat meat or why do it? I eat my vegetables in the form of vegetables. When I prepare my vegetable curry I don't try to make it appear to be chicken curry.
 
zyzygy said:
And of course they really want to eat meat or why do it? I eat my vegetables in the form of vegetables. When I prepare my vegetable curry I don't try to make it appear to be chicken curry.
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but this thread isn't about you.
 
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