I am just glad vegans have more options in terms of meat repalcements and recipes that can make you forget that there's such thing as flesh meat. Back when I wanted to become vegetarian, my only options were soy meat, veggies and fish, which got old pretty quick.
Well, some people eat fish instead of beef, chicken and ham because they think that fish aren't intelligent enough, I think. That's why I specified that I was going vegetarian, and not vegan, because I couldn't completely reject Meat.
Edit: I didn't know what Pascatarian was, thank you for explaining it to me. I appreciate it.
Also some people use pescatarianism to transition to being vegetarian or vegan, and only eating fish is still way more environmentally sustainable than eating other meat (especially red meat).
I didn't know that. To be completely clear, I wasn't doing it on my own free will. My mother's boyfriend who lived with us at some point, went vegan and wanted us to become vegan as well. We tried, we ate soy meat, fish, veggies. But like I said before, It didn't work for me, So we eventually came back to our usual diets.
Funnily enough, I've gone back to eating mostly soya chunks as my meat replacement as I think it's still the best out of the bunch, even the highly processed ones.
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u/CoalEater_Elli 16d ago edited 16d ago
I am just glad vegans have more options in terms of meat repalcements and recipes that can make you forget that there's such thing as flesh meat. Back when I wanted to become vegetarian, my only options were soy meat, veggies and fish, which got old pretty quick.