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In reply to the discussion: Food shortages could force world into vegetarianism, warn scientists [View all]Rob H.
(5,834 posts)62. Mornungstar Farms' Grillers Prime are REALLY good
Boca's vegan burgers, though, are probably the nastiest-tasting shamburgers I've ever had. They even smell terrible when you're cooking them! I just wish all the faux meats weren't so loaded with sodium.
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WHAT? And deal with the root cause, instead of the just diddling with the symptoms?
RC
Aug 2012
#108
If what you say is truly the case, then I have only one rational course of action:
Grave Grumbler
Aug 2012
#123
And when it does...the Chicago Commodities Exchange will start trading broccoli futures.
Ken Burch
Aug 2012
#3
Plus meat production creates more greenhouse gases than cars, tho the MSM rarely reports on this n/t
JudyM
Aug 2012
#16
Burger King already has Garden Burgers, just like the ones at the supermarket. Yummy.
freshwest
Aug 2012
#55
Well, they're at all of them in my state, but check it out in WI. I'll bet you can.
freshwest
Aug 2012
#71
Amy's, Gardenburger and Boca are my faves! Yum, any day of the week. Lots of good choices. n/t
JudyM
Aug 2012
#14
yeah, def not to be used as dietary staple -- they're just occasional treats for me. nt
JudyM
Aug 2012
#139
Yes, as I surf, I am enjoying Amy's frozen kosher vegetable enchilada, rice and beans
meti57b
Aug 2012
#40
We could reduce the amount of meat we eat without being totally vegetarian.
limpyhobbler
Aug 2012
#9
Chickens are very efficient protein converters. People can run them in their backyards for eggs and
diane in sf
Aug 2012
#11
The more fresh food, the happier we will be. More energy, clarity, etc. The best is yet to come.
freshwest
Aug 2012
#58
I think you're far too optimistic about the scale "well-managed pasture" can be done on
muriel_volestrangler
Aug 2012
#145
The fat and protein in animal products is why over 90% of us get sick anyway.
Systematic Chaos
Aug 2012
#34
They will pry my bacon out my dead artery clogged high cholesterol high blooded sugared hand. nt
Javaman
Aug 2012
#38
Nuclear energy, nuclear-powered water desalination, further technological development.
David__77
Aug 2012
#43
Sure, just wipe out the rest of the wildlife and wilderness left in the world to make space for us.
RC
Aug 2012
#115
Seeing as how our current population and farming practices are already unsustainable
NickB79
Aug 2012
#63
"Nature works in symbiosis. The smartest thing we could do is mimic it with light guidance."
4th law of robotics
Aug 2012
#125
water shortages lead to food shortages which necessitate reduction of meat production
KurtNYC
Aug 2012
#82
Vegetarianism is becoming more popular now that the population has hit 7 billion
GliderGuider
Aug 2012
#109
Smith & Wollensky will close so more peasants can survive in Africa and South Asia? I don't think so
FarCenter
Aug 2012
#96
If massive and sustained food shortages force us to give up meat they will likely coincide
4th law of robotics
Aug 2012
#146