Quote: Ace2If you buy food that has a label and/or ingredient list then you’re doing it wrong. Real food doesn’t require a description for you to know exactly what it is
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Heh.
Not sure I would recognize a small cut of dog meat in the grocery store over cow meat. Even if someone had abducted my own dog to make it.
Quote: billryanYour average consumer knows almonds are not mammals and have no nipples.
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You mean there are no female almonds?
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Fortunately, my store doesn’t stock dog meat or dog milk. Though I’m pretty sure I could tell something was wrong if they tried to sell a dog cut as a grass fed ribeyeQuote: rxwineQuote: Ace2If you buy food that has a label and/or ingredient list then you’re doing it wrong. Real food doesn’t require a description for you to know exactly what it is
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Heh.
Not sure I would recognize a small cut of dog meat in the grocery store over cow meat. Even if someone had abducted my own dog to make it.
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Quote: Ace2If you buy food that has a label and/or ingredient list then you’re doing it wrong. Real food doesn’t require a description for you to know exactly what it is
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This is just silly and wrong.
Quote: Ace2If you buy food that has a label and/or ingredient list then you’re doing it wrong. Real food doesn’t require a description for you to know exactly what it is
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This is just silly and wrong.
Please elaborate
Quote: Ace2If you buy food that has a label and/or ingredient list then you’re doing it wrong. Real food doesn’t require a description for you to know exactly what it is
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I just checked the bag of carrots in my fridge.
Ingredients: Carrots.
I like to live dangerously.