I have always done my own DIY even built my own kitchen not so long back. I fit and repair my white goods but now can't seem to do anything and finding it very hard to get a good regular tradesperson.
The price of milk alternatives has also gone through the roof. Pisses me off, my bf is actually intolerant to dairy so always has soya and it’s so expensive to buy now!Has anyone ever seen those vegan YouTubers who take to the streets to have a chat with meat eaters (or carnists as they dub them)?
If not, the idea is to start talking in a friendly manner, then work their way up to 'gotchas'. As an example, they'll ask: "would you drink human breast milk?" Obviously the answer is a no, usually with a bit of disgust, which then leads into the next question of: "well, why drink milk from a cow that's for calves, not humans?" Cue shocked looks. Then they'll generally say "did you know cow's milk is made up of pus?" And so on.
The result generally being that the interviewee agrees to reduce or cut out their dairy consumption. I know all the above, having watched several of the videos, but the benefits of milk outweigh the negatives in my opinion. And I hate all the alternatives like soya milk, oat milk, etc.
This probably isn't a UO yet, but sales of milk alternatives have increased rapidly throughout the last couple of years (apparently 1 in 3 now drink them rather than dairy milk), so if the trend continues, us cow milk drinkers will be the unpopular ones.
As long as you wash it in the bidet, it's okay, definitely not okay to wash it in the kitchen sink.I wasn’t here for the chicken washing discussion, what was the verdict?
That’s nice to hear. Milk is fairly easy to change in the diet because it doesn’t seem like this huge commitment as you’ll likely continue to use other products with normal milk inThis probably isn't a UO yet, but sales of milk alternatives have increased rapidly throughout the last couple of years (apparently 1 in 3 now drink them rather than dairy milk), so if the trend continues, us cow milk drinkers will be the unpopular ones.
Yeah I can imagine. Plus they only seem to sell milk alternatives in relatively small cartons. I buy a decent amount in my weekly shop, as I have cereal every morning, a latte, coffee and tea throughout the day etc. It must add up if you consume a similar quantity of that sort of milk.
I've tried them all, I just don't like them unfortunately. If they could make a milk alternative that tasted like milk and cost a similar amount, I'd switch.
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Agree. They’re all minging. Any time I’ve done veganury I’ve just sacked off tea/coffee anything that requires milk!
i’m the same. yes, theoretically i COULD fit my own kitchen or whatever, but it would be a terrible job and the cupboard doors would all be loose and the whole thing would probably be a fire hazard. i’d rather just pay and make sure it’s done properly/right than even attempting it myself. all credit to people who are able to though, i wish i could!
to your last sentence x
and am hoping global warming takes off so I can enjoy more of them, without all the hassle/admin involved in emigrating to a hotter country.Its showing nothing - i am just stating that chickens have breasts, i am not phoning the kebab house and asking for chicken chest and chips, women dont chest feed they BREAST feed, My UO is this wokey language needs canningYour transphobia is showing
Surely it’s counter productive anyway? If someone insults me, I’m not likely to listen to their dietary advice.
And me. Especially from jerseys.Cow milk is for cow babies.
And me - and billions of other humans the world over. Aint nothing wrong with cows milk!Cow milk is for cow babies.
I find it really bizarre when adults and older children drink other mammals milk. I’m no vegan btw. I just find it really odd. There is no need for milk beyond infancy. Not sure if this is a northern irish thing but loads of people here drink a pint of milk with their dinner and it repulses meCow milk is for cow babies.
Milk is an excellent source of protein and calcium, for anyone. Kids need it more but adults benefit from it too.I find it really bizarre when adults and older children drink other mammals milk. I’m no vegan btw. I just find it really odd. There is no need for milk beyond infancy. Not sure if this is a northern irish thing but loads of people here drink a pint of milk with their dinner and it repulses me
