£5 note.

[MyQul]

Many of the "won't eat xxx" brigade, especially those who rely on "ethics", don't seem to understand where many products actually come from.

I particularly like the ones who won't eat meat but happily tuck into dairy products like cheese and butter.

Apparently, they don't wish to kill and eat the cow ... :nono: :nono: :nono:

... but they don't mind if the calf starves to death 'cos all Mum's milk has gone to make cheese & butter!

Funny old world innit? :whistle:

Absolutely. If your going to be veggie because of ethical reasons you need to take into account the whole 'ecosystem' of meat production. If you do I think the only real option you have is togo the whole hog (excuse the pun) and become vegan - non of this 'flexitarian' bollox I've heard about.

 

[Tau]

When in Wales wife often gets offered a slice of processed ham as the vegetarian option, they don't see that as meat, some of the old ladies just can't get their head around the concept...lol

Have noticed that vegans have started wearing cider vinegar grown material.

http://www.naturalblaze.com/2016/04/the-woman-who-grows-her-own-kombucha-clothes.html

 

[geetee]

The latest news is that a veggie cafe are refusing to take th note. I wonder if they have checked the provenance of everything in their shop such as shoes, materials to ensure that none involve any animal matter at all. I think they will find lots of things should not be there but hey this is an opportunity to get noticed!