Almost everyday, at almost every meal. Even if it's just a bit of Bacon broken up over my salad.
How often do you eat meat?
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I had a bacon sandwich about ten minutes ago.
I put the bacon in and was planning to make a bacon and cheese toastie, but the cheese had disappeared from the fridge ¬_¬ Can't fucking leave anything without it being eaten...
I'd say I eat it daily, I'll have fish most days too.
I put the bacon in and was planning to make a bacon and cheese toastie, but the cheese had disappeared from the fridge ¬_¬ Can't fucking leave anything without it being eaten...
I'd say I eat it daily, I'll have fish most days too.
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Every day. Not a fan of vegetables I don't like the taste of a lot of them.
Except Parsnips .... for some reason I love Parsnips.
And Peas.
And Carrots.
Okay I like some vegetables but some others are just plain nasty ... i'm looking at you Brussel Sprouts.
But yeah. I eat meat everyday.
Except Parsnips .... for some reason I love Parsnips.
And Peas.
And Carrots.
Okay I like some vegetables but some others are just plain nasty ... i'm looking at you Brussel Sprouts.
But yeah. I eat meat everyday.
If you include all meats (like chicken and even fish) then every day. But when be have a barbecue, we have enough meat to feed a family of Vikings.
When i eat at my mothers it's usually meat and something...when i eat on my own i never eat meat.
3-4 times a week generally...
3-4 times a week generally...
Like most posters here, twice a day. A small amount as an ingredient during lunch, and a full amount as a primary dish for dinner.
I probably don't eat meat for breakfast only because the preparation for it is too much of an inconvinence during my earliest hours, which I prefer to spend maximizing sleep.
I probably don't eat meat for breakfast only because the preparation for it is too much of an inconvinence during my earliest hours, which I prefer to spend maximizing sleep.
I'm confused here as to who eats the meat there, but hey.Fieldy409 said:
Enough to constitute a full serving of meat/fish? Maybe once every two days. Once every week if I don't add up all the tiny bits during the day. I should be eating more, but as I'm living alone in a foreign country, studying the language, cooking for myself, and working 4 jobs, I really don't have the time. Especially since this country doesn't believe in large ovens or slow cookers.
Incidentally, here, they eat a decent amount of egg, meat, and fish (a traditional breakfast includes a whole broiled fish, usually trout), but then again, their main sources of starch are low in protein.
About 4-5 times a week for dinner. Than ya never know if theres gona be leftovers or something else.
I agree with you partially, but I think for different reasons. I'm more in the "respect what you eat" camp. As in bones become soup stock or gelatin, then fertilizer, cartilage goes in the same boat, and all the organs get consumed as well (humble pie is surprisingly good). Anything less is almost a kind of disrespect. And throwing meat away instead of using it, or allowing it to go bad... don't get me started.Glass Joe the Champ said:
Wow guys I ain't dissing on vegetarians or nothing I was just genuinely curious about other countries eating habits when it comes to meat. Should have made this a poll too. Oh well.
So you're just locking out a whole part of the group you're studying that might give an interesting data point for comparison in relation to the larger group?Fieldy409 said:
OT: I've recently given up meat actually. Not become vegetarian, but given up meat in that I'm seeing for the purposes of nothing how easy it is to have a meat free diet. Surprisingly easy actually, I might do it for six months then go back. Steak is nice.
Before though? Maybe once or twice a day, I can't say I was keeping a close eye on it.