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WCDT: 21-25 February 2011 (1866-1870)

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Kugai:
Hehehe

Now she'll have to buy some mere - for herself and Marigold.

Carl-E:

--- Quote from: Odin on 24 Feb 2011, 12:43 ---Slim Jim actually has jerky (example), you're thinking of the sticks.

--- End quote ---

Well of course  I am, because you said "slim jim", and (aside from a tool for breaking into a car), that's what a slim jim is!  I'd never seen the commercials for Slim Jim Jerkey (only those damned bigfoot ones for the sticks), but I don't watch much TV, and I'd not seen the jerkey either - I think it's just not in this market yet. 

Besides, "Slim Jim" has been synonynous with beef sticks since the depression!  Why would I even guess you weren't the one who was confused? 

Akima:

--- Quote from: Tetrinity on 24 Feb 2011, 09:24 ---Would there be a vegan substitute for jerky, by any chance? I wouldn't mind sampling THAT... :-P
--- End quote ---
I do wish people would stop using vegan as a synonym for vegetarian. I know it's a shorter word, but that's like calling every vehicle on the road a car, because it's a shorter word than truck, lorry, bicycle, motorbike etc. All vegans are vegetarian, but not all vegetarians are vegans, OK?

I don't think I've ever seen the equivalent of jerky, but there are vegie versions of all sorts of Western-conventional foods: hot-dogs and other sausages, burgers, even bacon. They're acceptable, and convenient for social barbecues (practically a religious rite in Australia), but not my food of choice.

I forgot to say, in my earlier post on the latest strip, that Hanners and Marigold go so well together, socially and comedically.

Tetrinity:

--- Quote from: Akima on 24 Feb 2011, 13:36 ---I do wish people would stop using vegan as a synonym for vegetarian. I know it's a shorter word, but that's like calling every vehicle on the road a car, because it's a shorter word than truck, lorry, bicycle, motorbike etc. All vegans are vegetarian, but not all vegetarians are vegans, OK?
--- End quote ---

I've been a vegan for two years; I'm aware of the differences between the two words. If I was only a vegetarian rather than a vegan, I would've asked about a vegetarian alternative instead. :-)

There's a tofu hot dog I rather like, and there are many "packet mix" burgers that are suitable, so I was just curious about the possibility of a mock "beef" jerky.

pendrake:
1. For Tetrinity:  http://www.primalspiritfoods.com/products_flavor_details.php

2. Sorry to run over your line of thought with a vegan lorry, Akima... :wink:

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