Should Vegan Products With Meat Names Be Banned? | Good Morning Britain

[@victoriasalter1701]

But why is no one complaining about the use of the word butter for shea butter, peanut butter, almond butter, cashew butter, etc, or the use of the word milk for coconut milk that has been around for thousands of years? 🤔 Sounds like they only have a problem with it when it’s used for special, specific vegan alternatives, almost as if the dairy and meat industries feel threatened by these alternatives…

[@A1Kira]

Say what you want but Piers knows how to make an interview entertaining

[@drrd4127]

Why can't people understand that a company can cater for dofferent diets not just your diet! Talk to a chief and they are more than happy to make a alturnative meal for a different diet as it gives them the opportunity to be creative and a challenge beyond common foods.

[@Sir_Richard_Long]

I have yet to meet a civilized piers morgan

[@rducky136]

Sausage describe the shape nothing to meat or not.

[@Countryboy071]

What about vegan bacon, theres now even vegan wagyu beef ???

[@keifer7813]

Vegan sausages, fine but to-fish fingers? Come on now lol

[@FalenFourTwenty]

Flexitarians?... WTF

[@DAVIDEBENNATI-r9d]

Yes, a flexatarian person is a person who has periods in which goes full vegan and/or vegetarian, but also periods in which eats meat and fish.

[@FalenFourTwenty]

@@DAVIDEBENNATI-r9d So basically a human omnivore. What humans have been doing since we existed. Now you have to give it a new name?

[@DAVIDEBENNATI-r9d]

@@FalenFourTwenty I didn't create it okay? 😂. They just have periods in which they don't eat animals.

[@maenad1231]

@@DAVIDEBENNATI-r9d Excluding rich nations wouldn’t this Just be the default diet for most of the world where agriculture exists?