Vegetarianism

[thesameguy]

Do you have a name?

Like I said, the only place I am personally aware of that did that went out of business (or, more likely, stopped doing this) probably eight years ago.

[Kchrpm]

There are definitely places that do meat-sharing (*ahem*) around here

Tur-key parties?

[mk]

Lettuce 'three times worse than bacon' for the environment, scientists claim
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/eart...sts-claim.html

[Random]

Do you have a name?

Like I said, the only place I am personally aware of that did that went out of business (or, more likely, stopped doing this) probably eight years ago.

Stand by.

[Random]

Stand by.

Mapper says that friend used some place that she talked to at the Davis Farmer's Market. Turned out to be a hassle because they were bad at customer service/delivery. However, Riverdog Farms (who we used for veggie delivery for a couple years) has "pork shares" available: http://riverdoghog.blogspot.com/

Co-worker is in the field and hasn't checked his email yet.

edit: Yolo Land and Cattle does grass-fed beef bulk orders: http://www.yololandandcattle.com/pur...sfed-beef.html

[George]

Got a name?

And a slogan, too! How about:

"Joe's Abattoir - You drop 'em, we chop 'em!"

Seriously though, it seems to me that, except for a sudden religious conversion or bad news from the doctor's office, one wouldn't have to make a declaration of never eating meat again start eating like a vegetarian. Why not just try it for a while and see if you and your body agree with it?

Veering back into the silly, it occurs to me that if TSG goes veggie, we'll all have to pull extra duty to keep the Taco Bell thread alive.

[Kchrpm]

One of my vegan friends loves Taco Bell. She gets their potato burritos or something.

[thesameguy]

Lettuce 'three times worse than bacon' for the environment, scientists claim
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/eart...sts-claim.html

I'd buy that. Lettuce is a stupid vegetable anyway.

[thesameguy]

One of my vegan friends loves Taco Bell. She gets their potato burritos or something.

Mine too - you can order anything on the menu and substitute beans for whatever the meat is. A chalupa with no meat/sub beans is not a bad way to go. My go-tos at TB at a bean burrito with green sauce and a 7-layer anyway.

[thesameguy]

Mapper says that friend used some place that she talked to at the Davis Farmer's Market. Turned out to be a hassle because they were bad at customer service/delivery. However, Riverdog Farms (who we used for veggie delivery for a couple years) has "pork shares" available: http://riverdoghog.blogspot.com/

Co-worker is in the field and hasn't checked his email yet.

edit: Yolo Land and Cattle does grass-fed beef bulk orders: http://www.yololandandcattle.com/pur...sfed-beef.html

Awesome - thank you!

Yolo!