Seeing as I eat both, is fine

plant-based mock-meats

Why make plants taste like meat?

If you like meat so much, why do you eat plants and/or seasoning from the get to?

This reminds me of a controversy among the carnivore diet community, where someone got smeared as a "vegan" for seasoning his meat, and really liking chili peppers.

Regardless of your take on the ethics of meat, this argument is nonsensical from either side.

Mixtures of things have different effects than their component parts.

It's like saying if the hot chocolate just tastes like the cocoa powder, why don't I just eat the cocoa powder?

Because the texture and nature of the water give it a property too.

For the British: the things shown in the picture are spices. You add them to food to make it have taste.

My wife add flavor at to meat, I like it just with salt.

Vegetarians and vegans just hate plants more than they love animals.

It’s the mineral eaters you really need to keep your eye on.

Before I took up veganism, someone asked me about my feelings on it once.

And this was pretty much my response. I'm not really that attached to food in general regardless.

My answer wasn't satisfactory though, because later they complained that I needed expressively enjoy the alternatives we ate.

Been making home made seitan the past couple weeks and it’s so good.

It's crazy how many people got hurt by a meme in shitpost community.

Good job OP!

remember folks. if you don't put any herbs and seasonings on your food... there is a 100% chance you are British, stupid, or more likely both. British food should be renamed "Bland shit that gets served in a dying home" (dying home = those shitty retirement homes where people go to die alone with a meal plan that makes USA public school food look like $100k plate 5 star food cooked by the best chefs in the world)

On the opposite side, why do vegans spend so much time and energy trying to make replacements of meat products? Not protein, but vegan sausages, vegan bacon, vegan eggs, that sort of thing. They're trying to replace the very thing they gave up with something that looks and tastes like the very thing they gave up.