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was just gonna ask what oil you put on...
philz silken splendor and tesora medium blend. $16.9 for bag of whole beans at whole foods including tax. if purchased at philz store same bag is sold at $19.69 including tax.
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What is the pocket damage to eat this stuff?
i had this for breakfast with english muffins, and it's really good.
no CBD? LOL!
You think the Beyond Meat thing will take off big time? Stock investment opportunity?
not yet.
that’s why i’m trying their products. if shiok, can buy. still cheap as a stock.
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what is the stock symbol?
I think Beyond Meat didn't take off in Canada though.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/mcdonald-s-beyond-meat-plant-based-burger-trial-p-l-t-1.5625342
bynd. $129.42 per share now. very hard for bynd to break through traditional (cheap) meat markets like argentina, brazil, canada, including u.s. it’s just that u.s. market is so large and diverse that taking away 6.9% of the meat market is already lucrative, biz wise.
tried beyond burger from carl’s jr. great! just like their grilled beef burgers. spicy breakfast sausages (in patties) are better than classic sausages, although i’m already biased towards anything spicy. will be trying their langjiao shaped sausages soon. so far so good. gluten free, gmo free, soy free. mostly pea protein, rice protein, yeast, canola oil, coconut oil.
Pardon me for my ignorance. If one wants to avoid meat and eat veggie, then have a salad lah. Can even have it with veggie soup and some bread, Tio boh? Burger is supposed to have juicy real beef.
I think another marketing strategy for beyond burger is that it is environmental friendly.
What is this environmental friendly thing? You are talking to a sinkie lau ah pek. The cows are going to get killed anyway, and we help to dispose of the carcass by consuming it. Everyone buys some, and the carcass will be converted into manure when we pang sai. Can become fertilizer, so we are helping the world!
I have this friend in Idaho. She and her hubby buy the whole beef carcass and have the butcher chop it up, and they place everything in their freezer. They buy one carcass a year. Cheaper and more convenient they tell me.
Knn, now at 2:30am I am lusting for a beef burger!
it's targeted towards the meat eaters segment where mentally they can't forego the smell and taste of seared and charbroiled beef and other fatty meats but wish to gradually get away from animal based products, either for health reasons, eco-friendly reasons, or personal reasons, such as change of belief to not farm and harm animals. it's also for those semi-rednecks in heartland america who are becumming more educated and conscious due to sexposure and reliance on social media. if they wish to attract friends and likes on fb or instagram, posting a video on eating a real charbroiled ribeye steak can be hated and scorned at. fb and ig are flooded by animals lovers, militant vegans, and eco warriors. like i said, just capturing 6.9% of the meat market in america is huge. and they are hoping that semi-rednecks using social media will influence the rednecks, and very soon the heartland of america can be conquered. ah nehs who are vegans will never eat beyond meat stuff, as they are used to eating lentils, chickpeas, lice, and potatoes in a sludgy mess. however, when you invite them plus others not used to curry sludge to a "vegan" bbq, these fake meats will cum in handy to keep the traditional bbq atmosphere.
What is this environmental friendly thing? You are talking to a sinkie lau ah pek. The cows are going to get killed anyway, and we help to dispose of the carcass by consuming it. Everyone buys some, and the carcass will be converted into manure when we pang sai. Can become fertilizer, so we are helping the world!
I have this friend in Idaho. She and her hubby buy the whole beef carcass and have the butcher chop it up, and they place everything in their freezer. They buy one carcass a year. Cheaper and more convenient they tell me.
They say that the biggest emitter of methane is cows. Greenhouse gas. So they want to stop us eating beef.
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