Will Texans eat beyond meat?

I think beyond beef tastes a lot better than ground beef, which sucks imo.

 

tastes too salty.

and it lacks texture, mushy like a MCD soy burger

 

I’d love to try it but don’t see it at my stores.

 

Is beyond meat the one thats drenched in canola oil or is that the impossible meat stuff?

Edit: its definately beyond meat that has canola oil as its 3rd largest ingredient (after water and pew protein). Unhealthy and gross.

 

Where do you live?

Here in Houston it's in every whole foods and kroger.

 

As a vegetarian I love it, but under normal circumstances, I don't see non-vegetarians opting in for it too often - outside of the novelty of trying it, or having it when with hanging out with vegetarian friends/family.

My prediction is that meat consumption in highly developed countries will go down over the decades at some point, but I'm doubtful that vegan meats will be a legitimate replacement, it will certainly grow, the number of vegetarians and vegans will grow, but I don't see those who eat meat making that jump in any significant number.

Lab-grown meat will be different.

 

I won't eat it for several reasons. First, it is not good for you and it's not natural. Despite attempts to disprove it by some, putting estrogen or similar chemicals that mimic it is not good. Hormones may be safe to an "acceptable" level of risk to some scientists, especially those in the pocket of the fake meat industry, but it's not healthy. Don't eat that crap. I used to eat a lot of soy products but it had a tremendous effect on my mood. I realized that it is increasing my estrogen levels and I stopped immediately. No more soy.

Second: meat is awesome.

 

People still wear cotton, silk and wool; you're never going to match the taste without compromising on calories. I wouldn't have any problem using it for all meat options at school, even at public university campuses since there are usually already so many regular meat dining alternatives right off of campus.

 

This reminded me of this video lol



I'm not eating bugs and I'm not eating fake meat. I will eat plant proteins in a natural form but screw the soy and screw the petri dish hamburgers. I already eat less meat than the typical American and eat a lot of plant based proteins like lentils and beans. I am quite OK living this way. I've always been eating vegetarian options because it's healthy and it's a good way to mix up your diet anyway. The fake meat though? Just eat some damn vegetables. You don't need meat always and you don't need fake meat.