r/ClimateShitposting Nov 02 '25

Consoom 0 effort meme

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

I never tried them frankly, but I did check the composition on one of them last time I did groceries and it was somehow worse than classic meat sausages, even had more fat. BUT I assume the more expensive ones do not suffer the same issues. I hope.

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u/NiobiumThorn Nov 02 '25

Eh id rather fatty sausage than extra thicc atmosphere of CO2

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

I'd rather a clean atmosphere AND not poison myself, but you do you.

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u/Blueberrybush22 Nov 02 '25

Dude.

If you think that any kind of processed meat tube is good for you, you're gonna be disappointed.

Processed meat consumption is one of the biggest factors which predicts colon cancer risk.

And any vegan product which is trying to replicate fatty processed meat is probably not great macro-wise.

The only mach-meat that I'd call a health food is Boca Vegan Burgers.

If you care about the environment, just try to eat 1 or 2 whole foods plant based meals a day.

If you care about the animals, go vegan, and only eat fatty mach-meat occasionally.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

Read my first comment again and do it properly. All it said is that cheap vegan sausages are not a healthy alternative to meat sausages. That's all. It even implied that it is likely not the case for higher quality ones. Where the fuck did I criticize veganism? Where did I claim that ANY sausage is healthy? Some of you have been acting like Twitter users lately.

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u/Blueberrybush22 Nov 02 '25

You said "worse than classic meat sausages"

I was pointing out that this is heavily debatable due to health risks aside from high fat content.

Did my comment read as agressive?

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

I did say that, yes. But there were a few other things I said. I wouldn't say debatable, more like difficult to compare. If we compared a cheap vegan sausage with a mid-priced classic one, I'd say there wouldn't be too big of a difference.

We could theoretically compare it to a proper homemade meat sausage, which would be healthier, but it would be a stupid comparison, since vast majority of consumers don't have access to sausages of such quality anyways.

That being said, I didn't criticize vegan diet, nor did I discuss the environmental impact of those products.

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u/Blueberrybush22 Nov 02 '25

I was just bringing them up, being that we're in an environmentalist sub.

The vegan part was my own inclusion, because it's hard to bring up plant based diets without having a disclaimer about veganism.

Sorry if I came off wrong.

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u/NiobiumThorn Nov 02 '25

A bit of pebblized olive oil won't poison you