it taste so good :)
Most of them. I'm a Vegetarian.
Meat substitutes for a vegetarian diet include tofu, soy, bulgur wheat, walnuts, peanuts, eggplant, Portobello mushrooms, tempeh, beans, peas and hummus.
They are commonly used as vegetarian alternatives to meat. Supposedly the taste and range of textures allows them to be used as direct substitutes for meat, without the need of recipes to be adapted. Tofu is also used in a range of Asian cooking, both vegetarian and non-vegetarian.
You can eat the various substitutes that are made out of soy, tofu, tempeh, etc. Also consider that other living entities are suffering because....people like the taste. Cannibals like the taste of human flesh...so should we start eating humans because they taste good? Consider also that it really is conditioning to think meat taste good. I grew up on it but now find it repulsive in taste.
It depends what you think of a vegetarian, a vegetarian can be a vegitarian because they don't like that taste of meat, or because they don't believe in eating other animals. a dog can be a vegetarian because they don't like the taste of meat.Another answerI have never seen a dog that didn't like the taste of meat or chicken and I have owned many dogs. But I suppose it's possible.
They get it to taste like real meat by using spices and salt and "artificial and natural flavorings". Most of the time it doesn't taste like meat, per se, but it does taste good and meat-ish.
It contains mycoproteins which are extracted from fungi (such as Fusarium venenatum) and vegetable flavours to give it a decent taste. Some types of vegetarian meat also add egg white to improve texture.
meat tastes like awesome
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There are many options for vegetarians when dining at home. Many recipes can be modified to be meatless, and there are also meat substitutes, such as tofu, which can be used in recipes.
Vegetarian Meat was created in 1990.
It would taste like a big mac with no meat