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🔥🚨DEVELOPING: Vegans have been ‘feeling sick’ after learning how the Vegan Thanksgiving iconic meat substitute Tofurky is made. Washington Post went to the Tofurky factory in Hood River Oregon to show what it takes to create plant-based turkey before Thanksgiving day.

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Defiant Breed2 years ago

That’s just nasty. I’ll eat dirt before that. Maybe you would like one of my special vegan burritos?

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Adam Brimson Designs2 years ago

Tofuck is that?

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A sensible person2 years ago

Ultra processed "healthy" food. Hard pass.

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Bilbo Baggins2 years ago

Why did the vegan cross the road? To tell you that they are vegan

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J. L. Richelm2 years ago

Didn't they use to call that Soylent Green?

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D. Mclaughlin - panem et circenses2 years ago

That's only a slight improvement on eating bugs.

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CALICO JACK2 years ago

@John_wintersIV Looks like normal food processing. Did they think vegan foods are handcrafted by small farmers and shipped direct to store? Don't want processing, grow it yourself. It's the only way.

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Illegitimate Scholar🧭2 years ago

Most of this vegan "food" is heavily processed crap. They are MANUFACTURED. They don't hire chefs, they hire factory workers and engineers. Disgusting. If you want to be vegan grow a garden

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Kenny Kanthak2 years ago

"Cooks in plastic for 4 hours" Dude what ?!

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