Damn

because serving a whole cow or pig is not very feasible
most people are all for eating a whole fish or turkey however, so y'know...

>what is whole crab/lobster, chicken feet, fish heads, pig roasts, etc
Hell, even a standard chicken drumstick still looks like part of an animal.
Vegans need to take some vitamins and go back to the drawing board on this one.

Pfft. My family and i have a pig roast every year. That pig is whole when we start cooking it and whole when we start tearing off it's cooked flesh. The only thing left is a skeleton when we're done eating.

>making a part of an animal resemble the whole just to appease vegans for whatever reason
>somehow a muscle naturally not being shaped like the animal it came from is the equivalent of humans taking beans, grains and soy and forcibly making it look like a muscle
HAAH WAAW

I once saw an entire chicken shaped soy based fake meat at a vietnamese/asian market in the freezer. It even had a red gobbler painted on it

Huh really makes you think...

Is that bottom pic the new mcchicken?

Is that a gator pit?

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>product of canada
Yes, they don't have production standards lower than an oceanic trench, at least from my experience

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Cute snek

BAM A HAM

No joke.. and I don't know why, but that actually looks good for some reason.

there's something about that tail

I'm about to dig in on some

As long as it was farm raised and not plucked out of some sewer, I'd be down to eat rat.

Rats are bad eats to be honest
Even if you raised it on a farm I'm sure it wouldn't be very good and would still be kind of risky unless you cook the shit out of it

Fuck of kike

What do you mean by "Change their food so it doesn't look like an animal" ? Pic related

Why do vegans process their vegetables?
Check mate, atheists.

I think white mice would taste good

Quedó delicioso

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