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Moral Or Ethical Problems Associated With Eating Meat

The third reason, ethical or moral concerns, is very personal and varies considerably among each person who chooses to adopt a vegetarian or vegan diet for such reasons. A secondary question, however, also presents itself. With so many people moving towards vegetarianism or veganism, and evidence showing the health benefits to be found in reducing meat consumption, why is the demand for meat still soaring? Why arent more people moving into a vegetarian or vegan diet? There may be a wide variety of answers to this question but lets address just one for now.

Humans have been eating meat for many thousands of years, and it is essentially part of our culture. Put simply: we like it. Most people around the world enjoy the flavors, smells, and texture of meat. Some visionaries have, however, made a lot of progress in bridging these two contrary positions. Plant-based meat is now significantly tastier. Its also a lot more like real meat. The choices now available are also wider than ever before. Start-ups and major companies alike are now producing vegan steaks, vegan sausages, vegan kabobs, and a multitude of other plant-based meat options.

Some may ask if we really need to mimic the taste of meat? Shouldnt we just try to move towards a vegetarian diet? Different people will come to different answers to this question, but as noted, giving up meat is not quite as easy as it sounds.

The people who create vegan meat understand this problem and are doing their best to produce solutions that can satisfy the cravings many people feel for meat.

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