This afternoon
Vegan-triggering chef Kevin Dundon (left) and Rugby’s Sean O’Brien launch Supervalu’s #LoveMeat campaign aimed at carnivores omnivores to “try more adventurous cuts of meat on the BBQ this summer”.
Shaped like vegetables perhaps.
FIGHT!
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Is this an advert?
Who and who now? Never heard of either myself.
As for this ‘more adventurous cuts’ do they mean the anal sphincter muscle or perhaps the testicles?
What about some nice stomach or perhaps a bit of cows brain, yes?
Rather moronic campaign.
FUGU! FUGU ME!
As for this ‘more adventurous cuts’ do they mean the anal sphincter muscle or perhaps the testicles?
– marinated thigh?
He’s useful to have around if the fire gets out of control.
;)
Cassidy’s Sean O’Brien….
I believe this is the angle
what is that yellow substance in the bottle on the table?
petrol ?
You seem to be itt of the loop Janet, let’s just say Sean’s new shirt should have a number 1 on it
went right over my head
Oh I hope it doesn’t
I assume this story is no accident alright
Humans are omnivores not carnivores so what species is this campaign targeted at?
tyrannosaurus rexes
I prefer this to ads for vegan stuff which is incredibly tiresome…..
More meat, I say
Personally I prefer meat to adverts but each to their own…
:)
missred you still in the climate change denial phase, yeah?
No, I just hate the over-saturation of ads for vegan food and also the preachiness that comes with it. The supervalu thing is a nice antidote to the ubiquitous Happy Pear pair – bitta quality meat does no one any harm, offal & all.
I can’t think of an ad for vegan food except maybe Linda McCartneys Quorn sausages. By ‘over saturated’ do you mean ads for fruit and bread and stuff?
Nah I mean online ads for everything being vegan now. Drives me up the wall
Happy Pear are vegetarian not vegan and imo not very good vegetarian either- there is no real producers of meat free protein focused foods produced in Ireland as yet.
Take a walk through a M&S food hall. About 1/4 of their produce is now plant based and they are doing it for one simple reason- because the demand is there.
How are they ‘not very good vegetarian’? Do they sneak rashers into their lentil stew?
Wait til I tell you about the sausage I found in my vegan lentil stew.
Yes ok, vegetarian you are right. And their stuff isn’t the best, it’s basic stuff for those who want to be told how to eat. They’re nice fellas, but they are ubiquitous and I’m a little tired of seeing them everywhere.
missred fair enough, sorry..I eat meat too but am kinda disturbed that we’re all collectively burying our heads in the sand for what’s coming down the road soon, if the scientists have got it right. The meat and dairy industry is a bigger driver of climate change (or ‘climate crisis’ is that the new term?) than even the fossil fuel industry, so they say. Should we really be urging people to #LoveMeat at a time like this?
https://www.independent.co.uk/environment/meat-dairy-industry-greenhouse-gas-emissions-fossil-fuels-oil-pollution-iatp-grain-a8451871.html
you’re dead right, I have been trying to cut down to twice a week
Oh I’m not a massive carnivore or anything, I eat meat only once a week. I know the global effects of the cattle industries. It’s just good to see an ad for quality meat not for crappy processed products.
Same here. I get far fewer meat injections than I used to.
Really, I hadn’t noticed it OVER THE BOILING OF THE OCEANS AND THE RISING OF THE TIDES.
people who boil their entire personality down to eating meat in a sort of defensive reaction to the existence of vegans have long surpassed the ‘preachy vegan’ stereotype in letting you know about their eating habits