DUCK DUCK DUCK!

[SidewinderINC]

Originally Posted by Chuckles

That duck was probably a lazy ass one that would only have sat on the sofa watching Jeremy Kyle all day anyway.

And I'd have felt just as cruel killing one that new the sweet feel of freedom.

[vix]

Originally Posted by Pebs

I hate being told what I should and shouldn't care about. Some things are important to me, other things aren't, and rightly or wrongly where my meat comes from doesnt rank highly on things I give a sh*t about. It would be nice to have the time and energy to feel differently, but there ya go.

hear hear. Time, energy and money!

[Mark]

Originally Posted by Pebs

I hate being told what I should and shouldn't care about. Some things are important to me, other things aren't, and rightly or wrongly where my meat comes from doesnt rank highly on things I give a sh*t about. It would be nice to have the time and energy to feel differently, but there ya go.

Hear hear! I actually do care and have an interest, but I'll openly admit that figuring out where the meat in the food I've bought was sourced from comes at about number 5,000 in my list of priorities. If I worried about where every bit of food I eat came from, I probably wouldn't eat.

Originally Posted by Jonny69

I don't particularly care for vegetarians with extreme views but I also don't care for meat eaters who are proud that they don't give a damn where their meat came from. Especially the ones who are squeamish around flesh, raw meat, blood and carcasses.

Wouldn't say I'm proud of it - it just doesn't figure. I've been on a pig farm - I know very well where meat comes from and what it looks like raw. I'm squeamish around blood, the rest doesn't bother me.

[Glaucus]

Awesome, going there tommorow. so will see if they still have some..

Free range is good for taste and texture but we aren't all loaded and sometimes you just don't have much choice.

[Tak]

Originally Posted by AcidHell2

Free range is good for taste and texture but we aren't all loaded and sometimes you just don't have much choice.

Agreed and, I'm sorry if this offends anyone, I enjoy the taste, the texture, the aroma of meat. I don't have to have it in every meal but I do enjoy it and will carry on enjoying it and if price and my budget is an issue then I will buy cheaper meat than I would prefer.
As this thread shows, more people would at least consider free range meat if it weren't so expensive; people live within their means.

[Knipples]

Originally Posted by AcidHell2

Awesome, going there tommorow. so will see if they still have some..

Free range is good for taste and texture but we aren't all loaded and sometimes you just don't have much choice.

Get me one while yer there

[Glaucus]

Originally Posted by Knipples

Get me one while yer there

and how you plan on paying me back ..

[Haly]

Originally Posted by goldilocks

it just physically hurts me (pheebs summed it up well above, i guess i am angry (or at least upset) at what goes on in the battery farming industry) to know that people can know what happens to these animals and yet still continue to eat them.

Seriously?! Talk about melodramatic

[Kell_ee001]

Originally Posted by AcidHell2

and how you plan on paying me back ..

She'll give you half a duck

I said DUCK!!

FFS!

[LeperousDust]

Originally Posted by Jonny69

Don't forget the free range duck I got was in the reduced items, otherwise it would be about £11-£12.

As a proud student (or someone who cares about animal welfare whichever you choose) i live my life out of that clearance bin last minute before supermarkets close. It's possible to pick up some amazing cuts, nice meat etc... For absolutely nothing in comparison to original price.

Originally Posted by Pheebs

That was a BLOODY fantastic meal (for all those people who are like "gasp" at this, I had free range egg friend rice )

Think of the RICE!