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    Vegan Pros And Cons

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    Meat, eggs, milk, and cheese have made their way to be main focal points in an average American’s diet. Statistics show that only 2.5% of the U.S. population has adopted a vegan diet (Huffington Post). Why are so little people vegan? Studies have shown that vegan diets promote health benefits and reduce the risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease, and improve bone health (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition). Despite the fact that vegan diets are proven to have great health benefits, the…

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    romantic stories that she reads as well as her desires to be a part of the upper class. The ball provides her the chance to derive pleasure from reality, rather than from her fantastical stories. Contrasted with the wedding scene where the main meats were veal and chicken, the food served at the ball contained truffles and lobster. The food at the ball is of much better quality and of greater value, showing the distinctions between middle and upper class. The overabundance of excellence goes to…

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    Will Rickels Livestock living Conditions Have you ever driven by a feedlot full of cattle that are buried up to their bellies with manure? How about seeing the methane gas that they have no choice but to constantly breathe? Maybe you know about the millions of hogs that are currently locked in confinement. These are the reasons why America’s livestock need better living conditions. The first major issue with livestock is the lack of bedding that they receive. Animals need bedding to stay dry.…

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    Is this how we should treat the meat we eat? Female pigs are used to breed piglets for pork and spend most of their lives in metal cages barely bigger than their body. Cows are also used to breed , and the calves are used to make veal. Calves being made to veal are restrained by their necks in small metal cages, unable to sit comfortably or move around. How would you feel living the life of an animal like this? The conditions of the slaughterhouse are anything but extraordinary. The carcasses…

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    Factory Farm Animal Abuse

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    abused in so many different ways. For instance, cows are dragged by their legs using machines and hit with hard objects to get them in trailers and pens. Calves are also abused in factory farms. In an article, it states, ”Calves are raised for veal are kept in ‘veal crates’ that prevent turning around during their 16 to 18-week lives” (Fields 26). Keeping animals in small places where they can’t move or do anything can make them miserable and frustrated. It’s also not just a few hundred cows in…

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    thousands of other cows. The cows are castrated, branded and have their horns burned off without painkillers. The situation for veal calves is even more barbaric. All calves are taken from their mother right after birth to make the mother’s milk available for collection, and the first few weeks they are denied their most basic instinct — to suckle. Unlike other cows, veal calves are confined in tiny crates that restrict the slightest movement. But for them the conditions are even more brutal…

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    Pork is common in the southern regions. Veal is more consumed than beef. Mutton and lamb can be found in stews and roasts. They are also dried or salt-cured then served as thin slices. In the northern regions reindeer is raised and consumed. Poultry is not popular there, but raised for its eggs. The meatballs dish served with cream gravy is a famous Swedish dish. Frikadeller is famous Danish dish consisting of ground pork and veal patties, breadcrumbs and onion fried in butter. Norwegian…

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    Vredenburg 1 Amber Vredenburg Professor Green ENG 170-03 3 December 2014 Industrial Dairy Production Misconceptions “Major problems exist with the theory that higher or greater intelligence grants us the right to dominate and consume others though because it provides us with the argument that it is all right to eat human babies and people with mental disabilities because they potentially lack the same intelligence we possess” (Keegan par.18) Most people assume that dairy consumption is cruelty…

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    Pork Essay

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    poultry to remove the excess moisture. • The cut pieces of pork should be kept in airtight plastic bag and frozen at -18 degree Celsius. • Once it is frozen at -18 degree temperature it can be store in refrigerator at 0 degree temperature. • Mutton and veal meat can be kept for 2-3 days in a refrigerator at 0-3 degree temperature. • We should dry the pork with duster to remove the moisture as much as we can. • By canning we can also store for 6…

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    still have to be able to identify red meat from white. But it’s not that easy. For instance, dietary resources will generally categorize “white meat” as fish and poultry and “red meat” as land animals like beef, pork and lamb. But in culinary circles, veal is typically considered white meat and duck or goose red. How does science differentiate between the two? By…

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