If someone comes out with bourbonless bourbon, I'm going to put my foot down and say enough of this nonsense, that we want things that are real.
How can they possibly get milk from oats? Oats don't have nipples.
Lots of my meat is made from vegetable matter, Pigs, cows, chickens, deer etc all turn vegetable matter into meat and have been doing so forever. Doing a way better job at it to.
I’ve had the Crab-less Crab in Grocery Store Crab Salad.
But I think it’s mostly some kind of fish.
As least I hope it is!
What we need is a bottomless bourbon
I’ve had the Crab-less Crab in Grocery Store Crab Salad.
But I think it’s mostly some kind of fish.
As least I hope it is!
Nope.
No fishless fish, no beefless beef, no porkless pork, no chickenless chicken (may have already partaken?) or hotdogless hotdogs for me. Nope.
Pretty soon they will be telling us to eat bugs!
Lots of my meat is made from vegetable matter, Pigs, cows, chickens, deer etc all turn vegetable matter into meat and have been doing so forever. Doing a way better job at it to.
'Scuse me for parceling the post but didn't Charlton Heston deal with this in a movie?an environmentally friendly source of human protein.
My grandson was involved in research to take the waste and water at fish processing plants and turn it into Dehydrated Protein Flakes. The use was suppose to be to fortify food in 3rd world countries. I don’t believe it will end up in our processed food. It’s colorless, odorless and tasteless.
They have beer like that now. As one of my friends said when offered, “no thanks, I only drink beer for the alcohol.”
It is Alaska Pollock, a fish caught by the millions of pounds with a trawl nets in the Alaskan waters.
Made into crab and lobster mostly, but can be flavored as most any light texture white meat fish.
I can't deal with this fake fish stuff yet. I'm still trying to figure out how to milk an almond.