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In reply to the discussion: Hotel chain bans bacon and sausage from breakfast menu [View all]HuckleB
(35,773 posts)24. Can you answer the question?
Or is it just going to be the classic "look at these links" routine?
Come on. This is DU. Show respect.
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When I'm traveling I like to treat myself to tasty but fattening foods I don't keep at home....
Hekate
Nov 2015
#5
No no no, there must be aebelskivers and smoked salmon! I live near Solvang, I know these things!
Hekate
Nov 2015
#18
Lulz. I've never had the pleasure of lutefisk. I'm sure it will live up to its billing.
Hekate
Nov 2015
#20
I love when these hotel chains make a big song and dance about removing pay-per-view porn.
Nye Bevan
Nov 2015
#6
nadin answered your question, gave you some very good information. the fact that it
niyad
Nov 2015
#41
hi, nadin!! thank you for those wonderful links, will have to check them out later.
niyad
Nov 2015
#39
This is the problem with the internet, some stupid story from another country becomes "news"
snooper2
Nov 2015
#38
I don't know about Scandinavia, but American hog farms are offal factories. They are huge operations
Hekate
Nov 2015
#32
Hog farms use massive sprinklers to discharge the sewage which rains down on nearby neighborhoods.
callous taoboy
Nov 2015
#33
Red meat is in the second category for cancer; and the OP is about processed red meat
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2015
#56
I did not know that there were any sustainable suppliers of pork, here or in europe.
niyad
Nov 2015
#51
Indeed, and sometimes what they're doing is actually worse for the environment.
HuckleB
Nov 2015
#64
i like the idea that someone is offering non gmo, but if they really wanted to put their $ where their food is,
restorefreedom
Nov 2015
#65