Has the Vegan Brand Wipeout begun? Oatly Ice Cream GONE and Reading Hilarious Comments

[@GeoffBuysCars]

Is this video really really loud?! Sorry. I was a bit hyper that day.

[@kennpringle85]

Mint

[@noelward8047]

'Loud and Proud' Brilliant.

[@goffharr6345]

Loud and clear

[@MissLondon.born.1965]

No it's fine

[@daleskidmore1685]

Not on my headphones; just the same as the previous vid I watched.

[@Twmpa]

A few observations: 1. I was in a Hungry Horse chain pub the other day and observed that their childrens' menu which was well over 50% vegan options. 2. In my local Tesco, they have a couple of sections where they place reduced food that is nearly out of date and it is always full of the vegan crap that no-one wants. 3. Why, if vegans are so vehemently opposed to meat does all vegan food simply try to imitate meat? It should be illegal for a product to say it is meat or milk if it is not.

[@The_Reality_Filter]

There's a very simple reason why Vegan food has been heavily pushed....it's more profitable than real food.

[@logothaironsides2942]

great point. We had a lifelong vegetarian at work in the 80s who said he didnt like meat when he tried it and then continued to make his veggie bolognaise with fake mince beef for lunch in the microwave.

[@stuartd9741]

No3. I wondered this. I thinking why does a Gregg's vegan sausage roll look like a normal meat version? Vegans want to eat vegetable based food. They don't want to be reminded of meat products. .. So I came to the conclusion. Vegan products are deliberately designed to appeal to meat eaters... To create a market for such products. .. I think the goal is to try and artificially reduce meat consumption, So that the power that be can then legislate a ban on meat products (for climate reasons) due to " lower demand" .. The same technique is being used for EVs. Bang on about the climate crisis and talk of climate "emergencies" .. Create a fear of the climate promoting EVs as environmentally sound (there not) .. Create a demand for said vehicles. .. The sale of EVs are in decline due to the fake demand created for them.. .. Same with vegan products.

[@trevorpalin4731]

there’s even something called the vegan butcher for firks sake 🤦‍♂️

[@Jimyjones333]

Doesn’t matter what it looks like if that’s what’s provided in stores then eating the alternative is better than contributing to slavery and torture

[@andljoy]

It made me laugh at the start of the griftdemic when there where food shortages all the food was mostly gone apart from all the "free from" and "vegan meat replacement" shit was still there. People would rather eat nothing that that shit .

[@barry5138]

Noticed that as well 😂 like all scams, the propaganda is exposed.

[@severnsea]

True that, the alternative "milk" shelf is always full in the local supermarket. I've never seen anybody buy anything.

[@AlienLivesMatter]

Mentioned the same thing when I observed it on my corner of the world lol

[@davejohnson3474]

​@@severnseainteresting thats a good observation i hadn't thought of that. I wonder how much is reduced and thrown away i will have to ask

[@arcadeuk]

My local Aldi always has a FULLY stocked meat free section that looks entirely untouched. Supermarkets don't stock products that don't sell, as they will only end up throwing it away. So who is paying to keep the meat free sections permanently full despite lack of sales? "The agenda"

[@huporhaha1]

Food allergies were incredibly rare when I was growing up in the 1960s. Beautiful raw milk from a cow that hasn't been vaccinated until she is a pincushion or fed on pesticide sprayed silage is incredibly tasty and nutritious. We grew up with cream on top of the milk - delicious. Even pasteurisation causes intolerances. I was brought up on raw milk and I was healthy. My friend and I used to wonder why we got headaches after drinking school (pasteurised) milk at break time. Now well over 50 years later, we are still friends and love raw milk.

[@markrainford1219]

Cream on the milk; unless the Bluetits got there first!

[@fugawiaus]

Here in Australia we would fight to see who got the cream off the top. Hehe

[@severnsea]

I've often wondered how much of the processed crap we're sold causes problems like cancer. They have all sorts of problems in the less developed countries, but because their food isn't manufactured, cancer isn't one of them. I'm currently questioning what's actually in the sacks of dog food they sell. We have recently lost our dog, and this is now the third one that has been lost to cancer. I can't think of anything else that would cause it other than what they're easting. all three were completely different breeds and did live to over 10 years each but it's some coincidence.

[@stuartd9741]

It's is all about mass cheap food production . I am sure eating poultry dairy & meat is perfectly safe in its natural state. All the growth hormones fertilizer, pesticides are all contributing to our modern day ills. . Take gluten intolerance. In the past bread was baked in the oven over a 24hr period. During this time the gluten was broken down. . Fast forward to todays bread Is made in a centrifuge to artificially raise the dough. This can be done quicker than the traditional method. However, due to this process the gluten doesn't get broken down - hence the gluten intolerance.. That modern process is called the Chorley wood method . It may have been replaced now as this was sometime ago.

[@Stripple70]

@@severnsea Glysophate aka Roundup has been linked to cancer (amongst other things). Kibble is made from gmo (roundup resistant) corn.

[@S1d-ney]

Just a message for those that are LACTOSE INTOLERANT. I am lactose intolerant and have been for a long time . I have recently bought from a farm shop "pure milk" or "raw milk" . It's heaven , cereal , tea , everything tastes amazing , and guess what ? No intolerance 👍 It worked for me , maybe try some , it could work for you to 👍😎🇬🇧🇬🇧 i

[@S1d-ney]

@@altern8tive thank you for your comment. If my message could help just one person my message will be worth it . I also buy most of my produce at the farm shop now as I don't trust supermarkets with their produce any more . My drive out is twenty minutes also and it's peace of mind for my health . Take care 👍😎🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@severnsea]

Fair comment, but like most of these "alternative" products" it costs a small fortune, on top of the trip to get there. All I want is some honesty about what we're eating and drinking.

[@melmorrison1400]

@@altern8tive lots of the suppliers will send out by post. I get kefir that way. Always arrives chilled.

[@jaycampbell7884]

@@altern8tive Drive the extra minute then, grab yourself some of the good stuff at the end of a massive 21 minute drive.

[@markrainford1219]

Interesting. I shall pass that on.

[@paulpaintshop103]

You can always tell a Vegan, but you can't tell em much.

[@kieranh2005]

You mean it's possible to get a word in around them evangelizing their religion? I haven't found a gap in the wordstream yet... are they human, I don't think they breathe?

[@mstyles2667]

I am 1000% sure you would NEVER pin me to be vegan. But I am 1000% sure I could pin you as a meat eater. Seriously don't think your above or better than anyone else, you're not. You eat blood, rotting flesh and the excretions of animals who just gave birth. Gross.

[@Jimyjones333]

I’m vegan because eating animals is dame right cruel and unnecessary

[@Jimyjones333]

They don’t want To much vegan products in big stores as they support dairy farmers

[@Jimyjones333]

I don’t drink oat milk or any other non dairy milks there a con . Your paying for mainly water with only about 3% of oats

[@severnsea]

My daughter was the best during her teenage "I know everything" formative years - she was vegetarian, "Except for Wall's sausages because I really like those".

[@stuartd9741]

I'm sure being vegan has something to do with Virtual signalling; being superior to others. all in the name of saving the planet.

[@evaflowervines9520]

For the amount of meat in a Wall's sausage they may as well be vegetarian. By the by, has anyone else noticed that the meat percentage in the more expensive sausage and burger products has reduced? Said products are now not the same appearance and the juice is an orangey colour. The taste is pretty awful . We now buy the middling mince and make our own.

[@GeoffBuysCars]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@GeoffBuysCars]

@@evaflowervines9520 speaking of this, I started reading the ingredients on my cat food the other day… wow, that too might as well be vegan

[@oliverreedslovechild]

@@evaflowervines9520 Depends where and what you buy. Even Lidls Toulouse style sauasges are made using 78% british pork.Their Deluxe Cumberland sausages are made with 90% outdoor bred British pork.

[@MrDavidfball]

i worked with an vegan activist for a few years, was a member of the animal liberation front and said because i eat meat i'd die of cancer, 8 months ago sadly he died from you guessed it cancer!

[@betterbetbetty3837]

The fact that you revel in someone’s death just to prove a point questions your lack of ethics and humanity. Run Forest Run!

[@MrDavidfball]

@@betterbetbetty3837 am i, or am i just pointing to how people are forcing a lifestyle onto people with some ideals that there way of life is better than yours yet never seems to end so. but thanks for being so judgemental, tatty byes

[@arcadeuk]

I once had an argument with a Vegan, where he ended the conversation by saying "I hope you die of bowel cancer" and then stormed off. Nice people those Vegans 🤷‍♂ I'd rather not have to have arguments with Vegans, but it seems impossible for them to not lecture you on your own food choices, when you just want to be left alone to enjoy your food

[@MrDead1975]

​@@betterbetbetty3837 facts and reality hurt your fragile soy fuelled feelings?

[@MrDavidfball]

@@arcadeuk yeah the chap who i worked with sent us a card every Christmas and it always said 'Enjoy your corpse on Christmas day' Lovely chap

[@Docktavion]

Far too many companies jumped onto the trend, sinking billions into a market generally worth millions. When every shop franchise was filled with dozens of brands products, yet the area in question only had a handful of customers, all who generally waited for the items to go on sale instead of paying full inflated prices.

[@katielain6519]

They were told to, otherwise the Big corporate banks won’t give them funding.

[@GeoffBuysCars]

Also, many vegans who know how food works would only buy something once to ‘try it’. We used to do that. So you aren’t building a customer base you are feeding a fad. When we were vegan we got real joy out of cooking our food from scratch. Apart from the time MrsGeoff slaved all day over ‘the legendary kale dish’ that was so bad we threw it in the river

[@Docktavion]

@@GeoffBuysCars 100% the lie of veganury, I was vegan but suffered from anemia so flipped to being a vegi. I much prefer to make my own meals up as I can flavour and spice to my hearts content, never mind I know what’s going into it. Been to too many places where they “made mistakes” and added meat to the option. I was always peeved that peas were the staple in every bought product for too many years, the restaurants only doing mushroom stroganoff etc. Every group I was a part of would rave over certain food places or food buys and when I tried it, it was generally s*ite. Yet it seemed no one was allowed to call a product out for being horrendous. Like trying to be convinced to buy a cauliflower steak (a literal slice from a cauliflower) at £20 prices when the real meat steak prices was cheaper.

[@christinarichie6171]

It's an agenda... and Sustainable Development Goals and ESGs..

[@kellysouter4381]

This is pushback against the attempts to destroy chickens and beef cattle. I'm delighted 🕯️🥰😁

[@Jimyjones333]

Still happening awesome

[@ianchalklen1047]

You took me back a couple of years when I was on holiday in Cumbria and sat in a hotel having some breakfast. A vegan couple of the table next to me asked for soya milk and when the chap served it up he said, “my wife makes this fresh rather than buy the processed; it’s slightly different “ I will never forget their faces as they ate their cereal and drank their tea….how they suffered for the cause that morning 😂

[@davekirk100]

So how did the first person to drink cow's milk explain it to their family?

[@Sams-fx6tu]

You can always find vegan food in the reduced section at the supermarkets. Makes me smile every time.

[@rocklover7437]

Asda,s "whoops now" is nearly all vegan just before it gets put in land fill .

[@maccagrabme]

And it sits there until its thrown out as no one wants it. Its packed with carbs, flavourings, additives, chemicals to make it appealing but still still tastes awful. Nowhere near the nutrition or protein as meat.

[@stuartd9741]

​@@rocklover7437 I'm sure the bugs in the land fill will have a bonus banquet with all the dumped vegan food..😂

[@Dungshoveleux]

Absolutely. I have noticed this in Asda in East Lindon.

[@S1d-ney]

You can't go wrong with honest informative vids Geoff 👍 It's what we all want to hear and see 😎🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@scaryfakevirus]

The prospects don't look too good now for toasted crickets and Cockroach flour eh? .

[@BoringOldXboxGamer]

They sell that muck in Aldi.

[@crabby7668]

Don't buy food from the EU, they have agreed to allow it into certain foods.

[@scaryfakevirus]

@@crabby7668 Some insects are actually poison to some people. They can cause Anaphylaxis due to the chitin which can kill you.

[@emk-69]

I was a vegan in the late 80s/early 90s (before it became fashionable) for quite a few years = rapid decline in health. Then mid 90s ate fish and then never looked back. Fully fledged carnivore once more, but a meat eater on non-mass farmed meats. Pheasant, Deer etc. My blood group definitely benefits from eating meats. Intuitive eating is key.

[@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391]

What blood group are you? A work colleague has been vegan (for ethical, not fashion reasons - he hates snowflakes) and his health started to decline after 7 years, so he's started to eat fish.

[@jonjonwp]

You were never vegan. A vegan is a person against animal cruelty and exploitation. It is not a diet. I have been vegan AND eaten a plant based diet for 37 years, very healthy and eating delicious home made food.

[@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391]

@@jonjonwp A work colleague is vegan (an actual vegan, he rants about the availability of vegan shoes), and he struggles with getting enough b12, vit A, calcium and iron; he's also worried about the amount of oxalates in the vegan diet; what advice would you give him?

[@jonjonwp]

@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 There is a vegan / vegetarian shoe company in the uk that sends all over the world. Great shoes. B12 comes from the soil, not animal flesh. Most of the worlds pharma made supplements are fed to animals as a supplement.. Your colleague doesn't sound very vegan to me or he would have done a simple google search to find which plants/veg contain all the nutrients you mention. All nutrients come from plant life. Oxalates are made by the human body and are flushed out in urine. Also the ones consumed in veg. People liable to get kidney stones are not any more likely to get them than anyone else. There is no such thing as a vegan diet. Bosh tv on you tube teaches you how to cook plant based.

[@jonjonwp]

You were not vegan you were a plant based eater. Big difference. I stopped supporting animal cruelty about 37 years ago and since starting eating plant based I became way more healthy with excellent blood work.

[@petramaas8574]

Great. You are right with saying the oat milk is not milk, but not quite complete. It is the product of soaking oats in water, pressing and collecting the fluid and, for a nice touch, spice with herbicides, insecticides, fungicides to taste.

[@theoriginaldylangreene]

That is exactly what he said?!

[@nigelgordon4329]

Excellent work sir, milk is not only good it is essential during a cost of living crisis if you want to fill your body full of all the goodness that it needs for less than quid.

[@jasoncdebussy]

Milk per set is not essential - I don't drink it. However, of the 3 main macro nutrients fats and proteins are essential, carbohydrates (derived from plant material) aren't.

[@christinarichie6171]

If you are drinking raw milk or high quality organic milk then yes. If not your probably consuming a lot of antibiotics etc..and pesticides 💀

[@chrisstephens6194]

My friends son manages a McDonald's restaurant. I asked him how many of the mcplants do they sell? His answer wouldn't surprise you. Very few, often less than 10 a day in a very busy Essex area

[@stuartd9741]

That is interesting. Thanks for sharing. .. When Mcds launched the Mcplant big mac I was soo tempted to try it. But I was too scared to waste 7£s and not enjoy it...

[@gravemind6536]

Not suprised at all a proper vegan will never support McDonalds by buying their meat free options as they know full well how much meat they actually sell. Also we all know McDonalds has lots of numpties who like to screw up orders etc you really gonna trust them to give you the Mcplant and not accidentally contaminate it.

[@chrisstephens6194]

@@gravemind6536 so true, one of the biggest sellers of beef in the world doing a vegan option smacks of virtue signalling

[@m-ltheviolet5325]

Aye the only thing a vegan kills is conversation 😂

[@phillipshorter7751]

And plants. so very many plants. :)

[@dudeatx]

@@phillipshorter7751 and all the insects, bird and mammalian life dependent upon them.

[@frenchenstein]

🌟we are the only species that consumes another species milk. The fact that mammals are weened onto solid foods as soon as conditions allow shows that we don't need milk. I thank you😃

[@philipstokes2824]

The adaptation of human beings (the only mammals to be able to do so!) to be able to process lactose as an adult is a survival strategy to survive in certain climates, meaning that there is fresh nutritious liquid to drink and a ready supply of food without killing ones animals enabling humans to survive in otherwise inhospitable environments. The same environment we still live in where many farms in temperate climates are suitable for raising livestock not vegetables, or take the laps raising reindeer on tundra not my ch to eat there but moss or reindeer products, a Welsh hill farm sheep or grass, Highland cattle the lost goes on.

[@PGHEngineer]

Almonds contain cyanide. I'd be concerned that making "milk" from almonds might result in quite a lot of cyanide concentrated in the liquid. Certainly not something I'd want to be drinking on a daily basis.

[@scaryfakevirus]

Well it could create a reduction of Vegans.

[@astroterf.]

​@@scaryfakevirus we can but hope 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣

[@stuartd9741]

Interesting What % of almonds is cyanide? .. It must be incredibly low otherwise people would be dying left right and centre...?

[@PGHEngineer]

@@stuartd9741 Well it took me a while to work this out but it goes like this. 10 bitter almonds would be enough to kill you. The sweet almonds you buy in the shops have 40 times less cyanide in them than the bitter almonds. So you'd have to eat 400 before it would kill you. So the questions is, how many almonds do you need to make almond milk, how much of the cyanide from the almonds ends up in the milk? Anyway, almonds, along with most nuts, are best avoided by humans. They contain all manner of allergens and toxins that were designed to stop animals eating them.

[@stuartd9741]

@@PGHEngineer This is concerning. Thanks for the reply. I did try some vegan drink alternatives. One being replenish a hazelnut drink composed of crushed hazelnuts & spring water. Tasted quite good. Not had almond milk for a number of years. But would suppose a similar manufacturing process. The almonds would be diluted in the manufacturing process? I shall read the ingredients list for almond milk next time in the supermarket. .. I do eat nuts usually sunflower flaxseed, Brazil and walnuts buy a bag have a small portion each day.. don't seem to have issues..

[@jontownsend8090]

That last comment is spot on. We have the same idea, working to retirement, then selling up and moving to Malaysia. This country is fast becoming a concentration camp, not to mention the weather is cr@p most of the time.

[@astroterf.]

This is fast becoming my favourite channel on the whole of YT ❤ Brilliant vid as ever 😊

[@dockaos924]

I tried going vegan but after eating one I was sick for a month

[@astroterf.]

😂🤣😂

[@markrainford1219]

F**k all meat on one!

[@AllanGildea]

Good video. The oat milk drink is very good, They do an organic one as well. I think the highly processed ‘meat’ replacements are very toxic , as one of your commentators points out.

[@beinspired1487]

You do have to compare the ingredient list on the various boxes, some oat milks are better than other with more of the oat water than the flavourings and preservatives.

[@stuartd9741]

I'm a meat eater lol. I decided the other day to try some vegan alternatives. .. There is a hazelnut milk called replenish. Crushed hazelnuts and spring water... Tasted quite good. Bit like Nutella chocolate spread without the chocolate.. .. I also tried Califia Farms mocha cold brew with almond milk drink. .. Again tasted quite good no complaints.. Might consider buying again. But I'll be damned if I'll stop eating meat.

[@nightbaker5234]

Almond milk is just nut juice.😂

[@martinheath5947]

I think there's another name for that ;)

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Lol

[@oliverreedslovechild]

@@martinheath5947 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nadogrl]

Mostly water, unless making it yourself, and then it still has lots of water.

[@paulie-Gualtieri.]

I've even seen Vegan friendly dog food

[@lat1419]

Saw "Insect protein" dog food in the shop (UK).

[@scaryfakevirus]

@@lat1419 No that is going to be your lunch mate.

[@crabby7668]

Ive even seen adverts for a food delivery boxes for dogs, a bit like the gusto boxes. And people say they have no money?

[@sturmhalo]

Perfect for people who only want a pet for a few years.

[@markrainford1219]

@@crabby7668 Lets see how long before the company folds.

[@AlexLancashirePersonalView]

If you leave out the proper nutrients you need to take suplements which consume more things.

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

I take them as a matter of course because, food doesn't have the nutrient density it used to have including all fruits and salads.

[@daleskidmore1685]

I'm looking forward to buying my cat her rainbow enhanced packet of Dreamies in this coming month of rainbow celebrations. It finally justifies her aloof, virtuous expression. By the way, do vegans know that cows, pigs and sheep, etc will become extinct in this country if we all go vegan?

[@markrainford1219]

Biting their nose off to spite their face isn't something vegans care about.

[@pauls3204]

Except in petting zoos where they will get hosed down before they are allowed to touch these rare species

[@stuartd9741]

I think the objective is to persuade meat eaters onto a vegan alternative to reduce meat consumption, and thus ban meat due to "low demand" .. What I found funny, Little while ago some of the pet food industry were considering bringing in a vegan pet food lines to cash in on the "vegan Market" How absurd, and to me shows how artificial the vegan market is/was.

[@katielain6519]

Also, our fields system will totally change, the pasture land that is only suitable for livestock, what will happen to these. No natural fertilisers, no dung so decimation of the bugs is inevitable, no dung beetles…. the list is endless.

[@daleskidmore1685]

@@katielain6519 Yes Katie, that as well. Lots of land only suitable for grazing and silage, so reduction in wild flowers and dependent wildlife.

[@davidanderson7138]

Full cream REAL milk is a great taste and healthy!

[@GeorgiasVintageWorld]

I agree, I love jersey cows milk!

[@robinsoncrusoejr7089]

Whole milk from cows is also really good for your hydration and keeping skin less wrinkly. Michael Moseley did a programme on best hydration. Whole milk came out tops, better than water. The cream (fat) contained in it is beneficial in various ways - CONTRARY to what the “experts” have told us for years (surprise surprise). 🤓

[@jasoncdebussy]

Saturated fats are absolutely essential in the human diet but milk per se isn't.

[@Snoozzzzzze]

Apparently cat milk is even better you should try that. You clearly believe anything you see in advertising. 😂

[@christinarichie6171]

Eat lashings of butter as well.

[@anniegregs]

Always good to hear your latest comments. Love your exuberance and zest while speaking on any topic.

[@GeorgiasVintageWorld]

Great video! I’ve always loved full fat jersey cows milk..the one problem I’ve had is that I couldn’t previously drink dairy. A month ago I started fasting (not mega fasting) just eating from around lunch time. I’d start with kefir and a probiotic. I added jersey cows milk to my coffee instead of oat milk! I also added sauerkraut to my diet. Currently going well and no bad eczema reactions to dairy milk. I rekon it’s about healing the gut. No more nasty sunflower oil in my coffee. I used to cringe using it. 😂😂

[@scaryfakevirus]

Could the dairy intolerance be caused by Pasteurisation? I am sure natural would be better. Just a thought.

[@GeorgiasVintageWorld]

@@scaryfakevirus I think so yes. I’ve read homogenised milks can cause complications too in terms of the body being able to recognise the fats. I’ve had raw milk in the past it’s just hard to get. I currently use Tescos unhomogenised jersey milk, though I was told they’re stopping selling that soon.

[@scaryfakevirus]

@@GeorgiasVintageWorld They don't want you healthy that's for sure.

[@GeoffBuysCars]

This is a great and important comment 👍👍👍 well done!

[@GeoffBuysCars]

Once I learnt that pasteurised milk doesn’t ‘go off’ (it rots because it has been killed), that was it for me - raw milk all the way.

[@Seasidesurfer]

Here's one for the Vegans, rabbits, mice and other animals/birds of the field are slaughtered in the ploughing operation of the crops by the combine harvesters. Yes lets grow more cereal crops to protect the wildlife !

[@Docktavion]

Depends on the vegans, because of this and the fact worms etc are part of the cycle they will refuse to eat plants. A more extreme version of not eating figs due to a wasp fig dying inside to fertilise it (an ever growing variety of figs are now fertilised without the need of wasps).

[@r0se_777]

Ever heard of growing a backyard garden? Vegans don't necessarily support large scale agriculture 👁️

[@r0se_777]

Cereal isn't very nutritional & is highly processed.

[@rabka123-m8v]

Vegan kill cult kzbin.info/www/bejne/paeqeX6oYrOip7M

[@Jimyjones333]

I don’t think it’s done on purpose Sir

[@rayscott7548]

Every time I go to the local supermarket the reduction shelves that have end of life expiry dates have loads of vegan processed foods

[@lavonnewr]

Dairy's not that great for you either, especially coming from CAFOs. It's green veggies we don't get enough of. Where do you think cows get their calcium?

[@nobby91010]

A Panamax container ship can consume 63,000 gallons of marine fuel per day THEY DONT GET CHARGED OWT DO THEY? TIMES THAT BY THE AMOUNT OF SHIPS TRAVELLING EACH DAY ON OUR PLANET , 58,000 merchant ships trading internationally, SO EVERY DAY CARGO SHIPS CONSUME 3,654,000,000 GALLONS OF DIRTY MARINE FUEL EVERY DAY

[@stuartd9741]

Also how does the plastic island floating in the sea come about..? .. In years gone by. We used glass bottles perfectly recyclable & re usable. .. Yet it was cheaper for corporations to use plastic... .. But the -public- "consumer" gets the blame.. .. Remember reading. One gallon of fuel moves the QEII grand total of 6 inches!

[@Beastriderpav]

What an absolutely wonderful video really enjoyed it full of facts, total truth

[@MP-uw1qc]

I watched a fascinating video 3 weeks ago by Evil Food Supply. Opens the eyes on what is in this disgusting unhealthy swill.

[@randomnesspersonified]

🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for a much needed laugh. The world is ridiculous right now.

[@lallalucas4145]

When everyone says ah-munds again I will know that the world has returned to normal

[@Harvy500]

I feel when people say they are obliged not obligated the world is healing.

[@markrainford1219]

@@Harvy500 Same fing innit?

[@zzzak666]

Whenever there's a run on a supermarket the vegan options don't get touched.

[@wildthing6668813]

These milks are basically a product oats like hazelnuts soaked in water then packaged at a huge mark up. I bet the oats they use are then reused in other products!

[@markrainford1219]

Animal feed! 😂😂😂

[@dudeatx]

2:35 just like to point out - that was a picture of barley not oats!

[@pskourides]

Simply brilliant many thanks

[@nothandmade9686]

Tbf a lot of people who buy vegan food have allergies and intolerances. My wife is one of these because she won't not buy from Greggs but is nursing my son who is dairy and soya intolerant. Fortunately it looks like he will grew out of it and the NHS has written a "ladder" plan for doing so 🥛

[@billmmckelvie5188]

Love the thumbnail for the USA. Time for a Bacon buttie and a coffee made with blue top milk, Just a shame I haven't got some Jersey Milk. I don't agree with Vegan or Vegetarianism. It's sad that they thought the grass was greener on this side of the North Sea, clearly the Swedes oat to think again. There's a lot of serious health questions to be asked about it and it could turn out to be proven Udder rubbish for people! 😅

[@thelionofjudah6175]

Raw milk for me 👍👍👍 Put your seat belt on ❣️

[@GeoffBuysCars]

I knew someone would say put your belt on, ha ha. It's a little private road, I cut the bit off the end of the video where I put my belt on and did a lot of rambling.

[@kevanmccaffrey8513]

Problem is, the Uni mindset has overlapped into Westminster. This explains why we have juvenile policies. They have little real world experience.

[@1974silverboy]

Milk is essential, calcium is essential for bone development and is why infant schools in the 70s used to give free milk every morning to every child. I remember drinking it!

[@paulweston4994]

Complete bull made up by the dairy industry to sell their products. Read the China study. Countries that consume the most dairy suffer more with osteoporosis.

[@pennytrupiano2689]

You do need to consider that there are some of us who drink oat milk for other reasons. i myself became highly allergic to milk. I found this out after I drank milk and lost some much fluid that I almost passed out my blood pressure had dropped so quick.(and to top it off I'm allergic to palm and coconut which means no baked goods off the shelf, and only half the frozen foods I used to be able to eat)

[@christinarichie6171]

You need to sort your gut out..and don't take anymore vaccines. I'd also change your diet completely. No processed oils... Kefir/Pro bitotics and intermittent fasting. Pesticides contribute also .

[@enfield7123]

My son is a vegan we had long boring conversation. I just said if we where in a plain crash on a mountain with no food . I will be able to sleep at night . 😂

[@markrainford1219]

😂

[@jamesadey8744]

Plain crash or an exceptional one? Watch Earthlings.

[@Harassed247]

My 3 year old grandson has to have oatmilk due to his diary intolerance, this is the only milk he can have that doesn't play up his digestive system, although you may think its just oat juice, to my grandson its milk.

[@davidmccready6471]

I worked in a caravan park shop last summer and we sold or I should say we didn’t sell the oat and almond milk. Out of curiosity I looked at the blurb on the carton and both the oat and almond “milk” had 1% oat and almond in them. No wonder they never sold!

[@Hasdac]

Congrats on the 50k thats the amount needed to make any money from youtube.

[@GeoffBuysCars]

Thank you!

[@GeoffBuysCars]

Honestly it's more about views than subs. You can have hundreds and thousands of subs but if you aren't getting views, you aren't earning. I'm doing OK from it, earning about the same as a job, but putting in way more hours... although most importantly, I enjoy those hours and they are done on my own terms :-)

[@Hasdac]

​@@GeoffBuysCarsI do mention you in live chats hope it brings you more attention 👍

[@Time-traveller777]

There was me thinking about opening an oat dairy. Breed oats purely for their milk. 😂

[@valkyriedd5849]

I've been eating many vegan products recently because there is a constant supply of them on the reduced shelf at my local supermarket.

[@Electrowave]

I've not seen these drinks labelled as "milk". I know most people call it oat milk, soya milk, etc. but the cartons just label it as "drink". I can't drink milk so I do drink these alternatives instead but I don't call them "milk". As for the vegan processed food you need to be a chemist to understand what is in most of it. What's wrong with proper vegan food like potatoes, tomatoes, and all the other fresh fruit and veg.? I don't understand why vegans want to eat mashed up muck that vaguely resembles the look, taste, and texture of meat. I make my own burgers and they only contain minced meat, salt, and pepper. They are juicy and meaty. Vegan burgers are not like proper meat. There's an insect restaurant near me, and insect burgers remind me of vegan burgers. Dry and crumbly with not taste in any way related to beef. Another thing, veggie food and insect food is supposed to be cheaper, so why do I pay three times the price for a manky insect burger when I can buy three of the most delicious burgers I've ever tasted at a local pub instead? One day the scientists will discover that plants have feelings, they just don't scream out loud like animals, and what will the vegans do that? Eat dirt? Plants do react to being damaged, and some even become poisonous when one of them is eaten. Grass grows like weeds and is plentiful, and some of my favourite food is made from grass and provides fertiliser for the vegans' food 🙂 As for electric cars, I would like an electric car if it had an engine to charge the batteries for long journeys. Just enough batteries for about a 50 mile range would do me fine, then on a longer journey I can just add petrol and go off without worrying about charging along the way. I do love the sound of some engines and would hate to see them banned altogether. I would prefer the people were able to make our own choice. Instead of banning petrol cars, make the electric cars so appealing that we can't resist buying one. I miss the simple cars that were easy to fix and had less to go wrong.

[@countesscable]

Brilliant!!! I don’t eat meat because I don’t like it, but I cooked it for my family. I drink oat milk…. Just because I like it in coffee!! I drink milk in my tea though. I loved the last comment: it’s hard to say anything without offending someone 🙄

[@andemnon657]

So, having a really good sirloin steak, there are things i can give up, and things i can't, i can give up eating ice cream, but i can't give up eating meat nor will i. Minced beef, bacon, beef burgers, steak and there are a lot of them to choose from, i just really like Sirloin! lamb chops, pork chops, i eat them all and enjoy it hugely. weird as it is, you can eat meat and it not be detrimental to your body, the same cannot be said for vegetables, its why vegans have to supplement their diets with all the vitamins that are commonly found in meat or suffer the consequences.

[@GeoffBuysCars]

Rib Eye. Once I started eating Rib Eye, I can never have any other cut... Rib Eye and Liver.

[@stuartd9741]

If you have a Miller and Carter I can thoroughly recommend as a steak option. Bit pricey though. .. Usually have the fillet steak.

[@oliverreedslovechild]

@@stuartd9741 Ribeye has loads more flavour.

[@misfit2022]

Where I shop there is just normal milk but they do have skimmed, semi skimmed and something else. This has been educational as my knowledge of food is limited but even I am trying to get healthier so I switch to chicken for a few days a week now.

[@ericrawson2909]

I found that a certain ready meal curry always made me feel uncomfortable for evening and next morning. Looked at the ingredients list. Number two item is rapeseed oil. This stuff causes inflammation, it is very bad for you. I shall be looking fir a curry made with ghee. I think I now understand why restaurant curries taste so much better.

[@logothaironsides2942]

We have been eating oat milk for years. We put our oats in a bowl, add water and wait TADA . Don't waste the oats, just eat them with your dirt cheap oat milk! Might also add, I dont drink milk as it gives me irritable bowel syndrome so I have my dairy as cheese which doesn't affect me. Its the calcium we need for our bones and you can get it from kale and kiwis .

[@merlin5476]

Years ago i assumed All food was " Organic" now its an expensive luxury whilst non organic food is pumped full of crap.

[@xr6lad]

I hate the vegan naming of products. There’s NO such thing as soy, almond, oat etc milk. Milk comes from MAMMALS. It’s oat water, almond water. Why isn’t the dairy industry protesting? Same with meats. There’s no vegan chicken, beef etc. it’s just a mash of vegetables. And why would if you dislike the concept of eating animals called something ‘vegan chicken’

[@AngloSaxon449]

Man holding up carton: what the f*** is this? Other man: its almond milk! Man holding up carton: show me the tit on an almond

[@greg5639]

When you see a vegan holding up the carton , there's your tit. 😂🤣👍

[@Craig-wp3pz]

The tit is the one who buys it!! 🍈 🍉 🍈

[@Craig-wp3pz]

@Dijon Boil nope, but again, where are the nipples? Have I never noticed them?, nor the baby almonds, presumably suckling from them in litters?

[@whysa4]

A quick look at the yellow ticket isle apart from the obvious short shelf life products gives you a good idea of what people are not buying. It tends to be either otherwise good food that has smothered in some spicy foreign muck or fake food crap

[@dancyprus6863]

One of the best KZbin channels for information about the problems with the vegan diet is Professor Bart Kay.

[@shaunwilliams6649]

I love this vid.... 😂 Ironically I've recently discovered this oaty water and it makes a bloody brilliant cup of coffee 😊 I really couldn't give a toss about all of the politics surrounding veganism, live n let live... Crack on skinny people! But your oaty water has made my morning brew even more of a treat... 👍🏻 😁

[@keith2073]

Why is so much forced upon us now.

[@royevans4581]

Been brought up on Cows milk. Never did me any harm. I can lift 'eavy things.

[@m7dgz]

The issue I have with a lot of vegan/vegetarian food is it trying (and badly failing) to emulate animal based products. A sweet potato curry is delicious for example, no need for meat. A "meat free" chicken substitute curry is disgusting. We get to shop at a certain chain of shops that sell excess produce from the major supermarkets. Overwhelmingly the stuff they have left and cannot sell, even at massive discount prices, is the awful vegan / plant-based versions of meat or dairy products. Judging by the amounts they get in the first place, neither can the major supermarkets sell it either.

[@GeoffBuysCars]

Totally. A really good curry doesn’t need meat. I used to make the best veggie curries 👍

[@arcadeuk]

I don't get the Vegan pandering thing, with less than 1% of people being Vegan. I've seen so many Vegan restaurants closing down, especially in towns where there were multiple choices. Imagine how stupid you would have to be to setup a new business to fight for 1% of trade, with some other restaurant that was already struggling trying to attract that 1% to eat there 🤣 Same with the whole trans agenda thing. Why are businesses falling over themselves to pander to a group of people that is less than 1% of your customers, whilst upsetting the 99% in the process?

[@redpill4431]

Because its about feelings and an all inclusive society, jumping on the bandwagon ,virtual signalling so they make money from it. What people dont get is they couldn't care less about the cause. Just look at who came up with carbon footprint. But eventually it will all crash as it always does because people se through the nonsense and wise up.

[@johardy-bishop9105]

Geoff, you ask ‘Do we even need milk?’ And the answer is surely ‘No’ since it is meant for the infant cows. But the Milk Marketing Board in the past did a good job of promoting milk and we view it as a staple now in the UK. My friend in Israel, where there is a shortage of cows, pours orange-juice on his breakfast cereals. NB Kellogg’s did an equally good job in promoting processed cereals as a breakfast food.

[@theoriginaldylangreene]

Rubbish. Milk is an excellent and versatile protein/fat mix. Ever wondered why Asians are majority lactose intolerant, where as the majority of Europeans aren't? Of course you haven't. But for something to change us genetically means that it's been in our diet for thousands of years. Nothing to do with milk boards or anything else.

[@markrainford1219]

Milk was a staple long before the milk marketing board ever existed lol. My brother spouted the same comment verbatim, and I thought he was intelligent!

[@davejohnson3474]

I did try almond milk once as someone at work said it was amazing but when i tried drinking it as you normally do with a glass of milk it was disgusting!

[@marknucita8284]

Morning Geoff, seen an article that Lidl are closing stores and opening stores in other areas What's the full story will let you know if i come across any more updates

[@VXGaming]

One Vegan burger - 1 shallot or ½ onion, chopped 1 stick of celery, or ¼ red pepper, chopped handful of parsley leaves 400g can chickpeas, drained and left to dry a little 1-2 tsp garam masala 1 tbsp tomato purée 2 tbsp plain flour 1 tbsp polenta, couscous, or dried breadcrumbs oil, for frying burger buns or pitta bread, lettuce, tomato, and sauces to serve One Meat burger - meat, bun, cheese, Sauce Who's saving the planet?

[@johnmoncrieff3034]

The best way to have oats is making porridge! The traditional way, Take a cup of oats put in pan, add a cup & a half of water, add a tea spoon of salt and stir vigorously for a minute then leave to marinate over night! In the morning put pan on heat and stir continually untill fully heated and firming untill the spoon (or spirtle) can stand (approx.8-10minutes). empty into bowl(s) adding whatever you choose to add flavour/texture, to taste! Enjoy! Over a weeks supply for under a £1 per Kg!

[@iamkotutu9512]

Hmmm unsure kids need dairy... but they need calcium. I'm planning on going to our local farmers to get some raw milk and not the supermarket pasteurised rubbish 😊

[@martinpook5707]

I wrote an article in a local paper some years ago which began: I've been told not to put vegetarian and pervert in the same sentence. Truth is that human beings are omnivores, we need some meat, but since we like it we tend to eat too much. I also say that shaving is a perversion too, so there y'go Geoff, you and I aren't perverts.

[@robanderson473]

I've always ended up with porridge when I've added water to oats. I do add milk to it, by the way! Almond milk, soy milk, phffft... cobblers. You can only get milk from mammals and that's that!

[@davey1602]

There are many ways of getting your calcium, protein and fat intakes than from milk, but the cheapest method is to get cows pregnant and syphon the juice. Leaving aside the whole factory farming debate, it keeps children AND cattle stock growing.

[@pcmartiny]

We can buy potato milk...how dreadful

[@chainsawjock]

Geoff!!!!! On a different note. I just checked the emissions on my ten year old BMW 320d m sport.. I'm horrified?? 2012 car, co2 emissions of 109g/km as compared with a 2023 1 litre Ford fiesta which has co2 emissions of 125g/km???? I smell 💩💩 shows its not about emissions.. CON CON CON.. HOPE YOU ANSWER THIS!!!

[@bush_wookie_9606]

Only ever got into a conversation with a vegan once. I asked them would they personally exist for a certain amount of time (A life lived) or never existed. The conversation instantly broke down as they couldn't understand what I was getting at. If everyone didn't eat meat, there wouldn't be cows, chickens, lambs etc.

[@paulweston4994]

Yes because horses disappeared after the automobile was invented.

[@FriendlyTalking2]

Can't find the tshirt you showed 😕

[@harrythompson6977]

the trouble with modern science is that you don't get a grant for research unless you follow the narrative for the grant and submit to suppression if you prove otherwise

[@bentullett6068]

I was brought up on the balanced diet method of protein from meat/fish, carbohydrates from potatoes etc, and vitamins from vegetables. I would prefer to have that diet. Also they can stick the eating of z bugz where the sun don't shine either, that to uses a lot of energy and I am pretty sure bugs pass gas like cattle do.

[@shaunchurchill4594]

We are exporting huge amounts of organic oats to Canada for oat based skin products. How can this be permitted I ask myself.

[@smile768]

Look at the knockers on those oats. Said nobody, ever.

[@fredmorton6230]

Vegan food surged at first due to pressure advertising and social background ‘noise’ so, when seen in the supermarkets it got the ‘lets give it a try’ sales. Due to the fact that it costs more and generally tastes inferior to real stuff, that one trial buy was the only buy for 95% of shoppers

[@bottomburp]

Its a real shame Oatly Ice Cream has been withdrawn, I'm not a Vegan, but I am lactose intolerant , and Oatly Ice cream was the best tasting Dairy Free Ice Cream I've tried & I've tried quite a few.

[@RaithUK]

Good ole Geoff, always bringing us some funny just deserts.

[@TeaBreak.]

Those who often by Tesco Meal Deal for lunch will know the pain when they go in to Co-op for a lunch meal deal and it's literally just vegan options, or a Ginsters pasty. Then leave to find the nearest Tesco Express. 😁

[@chrishickmott7806]

Brilliant 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@MisterAndrewBuckley]

In the same vein as oat milk, is milk; I've created some appetising Dulux brilliant white milk. Nom nom nom

[@neillambton4065]

We have Oat milk sometimes, but not as a substitute for milk. Same for coconut milk, and almond milk. I`l never stop having milk, but i do have some of the fake stuff because i like the taste of it, not because it`s supposed to be good for me. I also eat loads of takeawyas and drink fizzy drinks.

[@apartridge4582]

While no vegan myself, cutting out dairy has massively helped with my psoriasis. I ain't giving up the oat titty milk

[@christinarichie6171]

That's an auto immune disease caused by many factors. You have been poisoned... since you were a child. Be careful with that almond stuff longterm.. look after your gut health first and foremost.

[@geeman4041]

Stella McCartney burgers that’s hilarious! 👏🏼