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Things like nuts are very expensive
Not at Lidl they're not.
Things like nuts are very expensive
It's not in the English vocabulary if nobody actually says it. You can't just make shit up and then claim it's part of the language.
Wind in the bad language please.
you snivelling coward mr 'bo' wellsfeel free to tell your cunt of a mate, butchers, that the community in Bristol don't want nothing to do with him, they know who he is and they don't want bullies in their community.
Is that why you keep coming back?do what the fuck you like mate, this place is a joke
Poundland do quite large bags of nuts for a massive quid.I get bags of mixed nuts from home bargains for £1.60 something that are a decent size and have cashew, hazlenuts, almond, pecan and other stuff
I wonder where this idea that fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds are only available for the wealthy?
Who makes this shit up?
...and fresh meat isn't?Fresh fruit and veg can be quite difficult for some people in some locations, depending on budget.
...and fresh meat isn't?
Well regardless of whether you buy it or not, I don't believe that even if you were buying fresh fruit and veg that it would be more expensive than a shopping basket that included fresh meat/fish. Which is what that scooby clown is implying.I barely ever buy it. Rarely buy fresh fish.
These people Nuts – Buy Almonds, Walnut, Cashews, Pinenut & Mixed Nuts have a store near me and are much cheaper than the big stores.I get bags of mixed nuts from home bargains for £1.60 something that are a decent size and have cashew, hazlenuts, almond, pecan and other stuff
Like meat then. Except that's generally a lot more expensive than fruit and veg.Fresh fruit and veg can be quite difficult for some people in some locations, depending on budget.
Like meat then. Except that's generally a lot more expensive than fruit and veg.
Where is so hard to find, by the way? Even corner shops usually come with cheap fruit and veg?
Oh gawd, not the "food deserts" again.
Oh gawd, not the "food deserts" again.
Access to fresh meat and fish is would be equally problematic in a "food desert".
I wonder where this idea that fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds are only available for the wealthy?
Who makes this shit up?
Exactly. It's a bit of nonsense really the whole "middle class privilege" myth. It would appear that some people are desperate to find anything, no matter how ridiculous, to try and make out that it's really hard to be vegan. The hardest thing is putting up with the dickheads talking rubbish.Fruit and veg and pulses are cheap. The myth that always gets me is that fast food is cheap. Thing people on benefits can afford a Macdonald's for the whole family? 4 meal deals would work at out at 20 odd quid for one dinner. Very expensive. I'm not veggie by the way, just chiming in on that point. If you are skint, it's pasta, rice, and veg you have access to. It's stuff like that (and admittedly Super Noodles) that provide calories for the truly poor. Lentils if you know how to cook them too, although they aren't the top sellers in the UK that they are here in Spain.
Exactly. It's a bit of nonsense really the whole "middle class privilege" myth. It would appear that some people are desperate to find anything, no matter how ridiculous, to try and make out that it's really hard to be vegan. The hardest thing is putting up with the dickheads talking rubbish.
Exactly. It's a bit of nonsense really the whole "middle class privilege" myth. It would appear that some people are desperate to find anything, no matter how ridiculous, to try and make out that it's really hard to be vegan. The hardest thing is putting up with the dickheads talking rubbish.
Yes it can be a bit of a challenge changing well established habits. I don't have any easy answers for that. Anybody that is motivated enough will find a way to change whatever they want to change, and those that are happy doing whatever they are doing now and don't want to change will stick with that they're doing now.I'd find it hard because of being older now, set in my ways, cravings for shite and so on. I think it would make a massive difference if you were half-decent at cooking too in terms of variety. I'm not saying I'm right though. Those caveats might be easily-dispelled clichés that I've fallen for.
No that's your conjured up strawman.This would be your answer to "Fresh fruit and veg can be quite difficult for some people in some locations, depending on budget."
Really.
No that's your conjured up strawman.
Fresh fruit and vegetables are no more expensive than fresh meat/fish. So being vegan is no more expensive than being a meat eater.
Anybody finding it hard to find fresh fruit and veg would also find it hard to fresh meat products.
You can eat relatively well on a budget even without fresh produce.
It seems that the warning I've just given you for this personal attack has just triggered an automatic temporary ban. What a shame.feel free to tell your cunt of a mate, butchers, that the community in Bristol don't want nothing to do with him, they know who he is and they don't want bullies in their community.
Oh, hang on:
Recently however, he has taken advantage of the service offered by grocery company Fresh Range that launched in Bristol just last year. It sources fruit, veg, meat and fish from local producers and farmers, cutting out the middleman to offer lower prices: in order to make its food as accessible as possible to people on limited incomes, founder Rich Osborn has chosen to take the uncommercial step of charging a pound to make a doorstep drop on a minimum £20 spend. This means Isaacson can now buy fresher produce than much of what’s on offer elsewhere.
It's a bit of nonsense really the whole "middle class privilege" myth.
wow, bit of a segway there...On another note entirely, would you say the attitudes of vegans on this thread generally are broadly representative of vegans generally?
You can find examples of all manner of things being expressed if you Google for them, but it's difficult to get an overall feel for the general thrust of things.