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Judith Proctor ([personal profile] watervole) wrote in [personal profile] pensnest 2021-03-10 10:52 am (UTC)

Wild venison is where most of it comes. Some wildlife charities discretely sell venison shot for pest control. Farmed venison won't score as well - even grass fed farm animals are likely to have supplementary food in winter.

Your butcher can tell you where rabbit comes from. Certainly, our local stuff is shot - they used to warn you that it might have pellets in it.

All plant milks are so much better than dairy that the difference between them is largely noise. I prefer oat milk myself, but I can happily drink soy if necessary.

I still haven't made the cheese switch, but I have managed to reduce my portion size. For some things, Marigold yeast makes a good substitute and is incredibly tasty and nibblable. (tasty enough to bribe a six-year old with)


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