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Post up what you are eating

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Keto cows.
 
I've never visited their website before, I was just showing you the 2 brands of dairy I bought.

Here's another question though, why don't you tell me more about the foul NZ dairy industry based on that one dirty river you saw? Sounds intriguing.

i find it hilarious you accuse me of bias and visiting all these mysterious website and I don't even know what the hell you're talking about. You're the most biased poster on this site from what I can tell.
 

Everyone has a bias. Like I said I should be arguing for grass fed family farms because that's exactly what I run but like I said I don't believe lying to myself does any good in the long run.

Where ever you got your knowledge on dairy leave it where you found it because it's that inaccurate it's worthless.
 
ANYWAY. I've been eating

subway smokey bbq beef salad

















Beefy’s steak and mushroom pie


Kee and her burger (got through about 7/8 of it)


me and my burger. Demolished in 6m30s. New champion!


 
I think the whole grass fed cow debate isn't really our debate to have. It's a problem in America where they don't really have much grass less for their cows to eat and end up feeding them low quality grain and food scraps.

In Australia and NZ, we have the space and climate for there to be ample grass for the cows to eat.
 

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Also it's a complex reason why in the US they generally don't graze cows on grass but climate, land availability and cost, and land suitability for grazing are reasons.

A big part of it is climate. In much of their dairying areas a couple feet of snow in winter is no good for grazing. Also land cost is much higher. With high land prices it's just not economical for them to graze grass with cows. You can grow significantly more feed for cows by cropping the land than growing grass and getting cows to eat it.
 
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CBF cooking so just made a big power shake.

Large Banana (148gm)
50gm Blueberries
100gm Greek Yoghurt
70gm Vanilla WPI

 
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