Do you ever think about the environmental impact of your food? Is there anything you won't eat because of the effects on the environment?
The only things I won't eat right now is eel, due to it being endangered, and farmed tiger prawns.
I also try to eat organic bananas because I've heard the pesticides they use for the regular ones are particular horrible for the workers. I think eating organic because you're afraid of eating miniscule amounts of pesticides yourself is pretty silly though.
I protest eating oysters because they're too important to the chesapeake bay to be eaten. I like how flying dog brewery in Maryland makes an oyster stout that literally kill oysters and donates a portion of the profits to the oyster recovery partnership. Textbook definition of hypocrite. So I also protest that beer
beef and pork and dairy and leather. Also try to eat family's food before it expires. A lot of food comes in excessive packaging which is frustrating. We produce a lot of garbage.
I paid much more attention to this when I lived alone. I am disabled and do not buy food anymore... am the only one in the house who gives a shit so I live and let live. The high price of beef keeps them from buying it though.
>>7299377
Word, someone else who cares about the oysters in the Chesapeake. Oysters are tasty, but the Bay is a mess and the last thing I want to do is be a part of fucking it up even further.
Orange Roughy is one fish I won't eat and I'm trying as hard as I can to get over my shark fin soup addiction.
>>7299308
Fuck no. I'd eat any endangered species or resurrected extinct one for that matter.
I plan to hunt polar bear and turn it into chili, a rug, and a jacket someday.
>>7299308
I hate all living things. I intend to use my edge to kill more living things.
>>7299515
There are also restaurants along the chesapeake in maryland that offer "oyster dining at ease". Which promise to replenish every oyster you eat with one at a farm. Dictionary definition of working backwards.