France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe vegetarian products

Re:France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe veget... by Spivak on Thursday June 30, 2022 @11:18PM (#31941901)

If you’re using chicken nuggets as the example you’re way off. Every vegetarian and vegan swears by Morning Star buffalo nuggets and the Gardein Ultimate Nuggets are better than chicken.

You’re right about a lot of veggie substitutes but nuggets are one of the cases where it is just as good.

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Re:France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe veget... by rjeli on Friday July 01, 2022 @04:56AM (#31943949)

Both of those are mostly wheat flour, gluten, seed oils and soy protein.. i’ll pass..

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Re:France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe veget... by tommit on Friday July 01, 2022 @05:20AM (#31944102)

Yikes, where is that delicious chicken-beak-paste??

Come on. Nuggets are 99% the breading.

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Re:France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe veget... by Smoosh on Thursday June 30, 2022 @11:32PM (#31942005)

> Morning Star buffalo nuggets

Made from fresh buffalos I presume?

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Re:France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe veget... by Spivak on Friday July 01, 2022 @12:34AM (#31942405)

I mean that’s what I assumed when I first bought them. After I realized my terrible mistake I sent a strongly worded letter to the FDA demanding they be called bufallow nuggetz to alleviate any future confusion.

I mean they were right next to the mammoth bites and dodo eggs, how was I supposed to know?

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Re:France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe veget... by nulbyte on Friday July 01, 2022 @07:55AM (#31945152)

Unlike the Dodo and Mammoth, Buffalo are not extinct. They are also still eaten.

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Re:France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe veget... by herewulf on Saturday July 02, 2022 @01:52PM (#31960988)

Bison meat is amazing. Far superior to beef. Also all bison are free range because they are technically still wild animals.

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