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I’ve been vegan and environment conscious for the past three months. To prove my commitment to veganism, I’ve kept two tins of meat pie in my kitchen, it’s the only plant non based food that I actually miss.
Anyway, there best before dates are approaching- 08/22 and 10/22. As an environment conscious person, I can’t wilfully allow food to go to waste. On the other hand, I don’t want promote meat consumption.
Anyway, there best before dates are approaching- 08/22 and 10/22. As an environment conscious person, I can’t wilfully allow food to go to waste. On the other hand, I don’t want promote meat consumption.
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Just give it away to someone who you know eats meat and will enjoy the two tins.
Or a local food bank that you support which accepts donations of canned meat.
Or a local food bank that you support which accepts donations of canned meat.
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Just give it away to someone who you know eats meat and will enjoy the two tins.
Or a local food bank that you support which accepts donations of canned meat.
Just give it away to someone who you know eats meat and will enjoy the two tins.
Or a local food bank that you support which accepts donations of canned meat.
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I’ve been vegan and environment conscious for the past three months. To prove my commitment to veganism, I’ve kept two tins of meat pie in my kitchen, it’s the only plant non based food that I actually miss.
Anyway, there best before dates are approaching- 08/22 and 10/22. As an environment conscious person, I can’t wilfully allow food to go to waste. On the other hand, I don’t want promote meat consumption.
I’ve been vegan and environment conscious for the past three months. To prove my commitment to veganism, I’ve kept two tins of meat pie in my kitchen, it’s the only plant non based food that I actually miss.
Anyway, there best before dates are approaching- 08/22 and 10/22. As an environment conscious person, I can’t wilfully allow food to go to waste. On the other hand, I don’t want promote meat consumption.
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I don’t want to promote meat eating though. I also don’t want facilitate people who otherwise wouldn’t have consumed meat eating it.
I don’t want to promote meat eating though. I also don’t want facilitate people who otherwise wouldn’t have consumed meat eating it.
Eating meat is a choice just as veganism is.
Most adults who enjoy eating meat or consuming other animal derived products have made the decision not to go down the vegetarian route or pursue a vegan lifestyle and will never change their mind.
Giving away the unwanted tins just helps out a fan of meat pie who would otherwise have bought it from a shop or possibly stolen it from your rubbish/a shop and risked being arrested.
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You won't be promoting eating meat.
Eating meat is a choice just as veganism is.
Most adults who enjoy eating meat or consuming other animal derived products have made the decision not to go down the vegetarian route or pursue a vegan lifestyle and will never change their mind.
Giving away the unwanted tins just helps out a fan of meat pie who would otherwise have bought it from a shop or possibly stolen it from your rubbish/a shop and risked being arrested.
You won't be promoting eating meat.
Eating meat is a choice just as veganism is.
Most adults who enjoy eating meat or consuming other animal derived products have made the decision not to go down the vegetarian route or pursue a vegan lifestyle and will never change their mind.
Giving away the unwanted tins just helps out a fan of meat pie who would otherwise have bought it from a shop or possibly stolen it from your rubbish/a shop and risked being arrested.
Meat is addictive, it’s consumption isn’t choice a lone.
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Meat is addictive, it’s consumption isn’t choice a lone.
Meat is addictive, it’s consumption isn’t choice a lone.
I disagree with you.
Diet and lifestyle preferences are a choice.
Most people choose to be omnivores.
I choose to eat two types of meat and also choose not to eat or drink plenty of other types of foods.
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With all due respect to your cause, I feel like you have three choices here:
1. throw it away
2. eat it for the sake of not wasting food
3. give it up to someone who would it eat as it isn't a way to promote meat consumption
1. throw it away
2. eat it for the sake of not wasting food
3. give it up to someone who would it eat as it isn't a way to promote meat consumption
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Well done on becoming vegan. Throw it in food waste for composting. Alternatively add it to a supermarket donation bank, these animals have sadly already given up their lives and I would scarcely describe two pie tins as promoting meat eating.
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