Isn't that a type of sushi?
RaivoKulli
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It seems ironic, even though I like a few songs on the list
(Psst... It's 4 minutes and 33 seconds of silence. Or rather "ambient sound" when played live. The musicians don't play their instruments.)
How big is the League of Legends playerbase
He also served in WW1.
I liked thid joke better when it was 2 week holiday since yeah that makes sense
But plant-based chicken makes no sense. It has no chicken in it. Your link refers to "meaty names", such as sausages, burgers and such.
most consumers do not appear to be concerned about the naming of veggie ‘burgers’ or ‘sausages’, as long as the products are clearly identifiable as vegetarian/vegan
The actual question used in the survey
To what extent do you agree that companies use meat-related names like sausage and burger to de- scribe meat-free vegetarian products (e.g. a veggie burger)?”
They do mention
A reference to the flavour of the original meat product in the name was also supported (e.g. “liver pâté flavoured veggie spread”). Only 38% of respondents thought that vegetarian/vegan products should bear completely new names, with no reference to the animal products they ‘imitate’.
"Chicken flavoured veggie spread" might pass, though it sounds a bit like it was flavoured with chicken and not "chinken flavoured", so a source of confusion there too.
Do you consider beauty products foodstuff? Because obviously the risk of confusion is higher within the same product category...
If it says it's a chicken product then a normal person is expecting a chicken product lmao
I wonder how you'd react if someone was selling a meat product as vegan and justified it as "vegan style spices" or some nonsense. "If you find that misleading then that's on you."
Don't sell stuff as pork if it isn't pork. Burger is fine, sausage is fine, pork, chicken, beef are all misleading.
I guess the longer comment above was a moot point since the numbers for just "genital herpes" without distinction of type is the 13% number mentioned earlier. It includes type 1 and type 2 from what I can tell.
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That's amazing. It makes zero sense to have that question since only people that would ever select yes are those who are mistakenly clicking it or those who think it's a funny joke (and are making a huge mistake)