On Wed, 16 May 2018 09:18:34 -0400, Gary > wrote:

>Bruce wrote:
>>
>> Now you can eat meat without animal cruelty. I'd try it if the
>> ingredient list is reasonable:
>> <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-5731071/Vegan-plant-based-steak-Vivera-launches-Tesco-supermarket-tastes-looks-just-like-meat.html>
>
>New product...I suspect they will keep the ingredient list secret
>as much as possible. Sounds interesting though, I'll try it if it
>ever shows up here. Most likely my local healthfood store
>someday. It's a very cool place and only 1/4 mile from where I
>live.
>
> http://heritagenaturalmarket.com/
>
>--------------------------------------
>I noticed the word flexatarian...lol.
>
>"Food blogs were aflutter this year over "flexitarian," the
>latest word in gastronomic circles. The Macmillan English
>Dictionary Web site (it hasn't made it into the Oxford English
>Dictionary) defines a flexitarian as "a person who consumes
>mainly vegetarian food, but occasionally eats meat or fish."
>
>Well, that's me to a degree. I'm more half and half meals here
>lately. No special reason, just what sounds good at the time.
>
>I also read this and laughed at the term, "freegan." Is that the
>new correct term for a bum? LOL!
>
>"In case flexitarianism doesn't suit you, links on Macmillan's
>"flexitarian" Web page offer any number of other possibilities:
>vegan, fruitarian, pescetarian, rawist and even freegan (someone
>who eats food that has been thrown away)."
>
>Both quotes came from this site:
>
>https://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/26/w...xitarians.html

Occasionally my wife eats vegetarian burgers. She mostly brings them
to school for lunch while frozen and heats them in the microwave. She
says it eats like a burger, looks like a burger, but the smell is way
off. I tasted one but didn't really think it was like a beef burger.
My wife isn't vegetarian but she doesn't like to use the school fridge
as people are always rummaging through other's food. The veggie
burger needs no refrigeration when brought to school frozen. There's
a few in the freezer now but the box is gone and I can't remember the
brand or list the ingredients... each is individually sealed in
plastic. I remember that the major ingredient is beans.