Vegetarian Diets for Children

[Guest guest]

Here's a link I saw on another list that I thought might be useful to some of

you.

 

Vegetarian Diets for Children: Right from the

Start

 

http://www.pcrm.org/health/VSK/VSK11.html

 

Pat

[Guest guest]

Interesting. BUT...some creepazoid had his/her way with this article: '3 ounces

meat analogue' goes to a websearch that brings up xrated stuff. ugh.

 

veggiehound <veggiehound wrote:

Here's a link I saw on another list that I thought might be useful to some of

you.

 

Vegetarian Diets for Children: Right from the

Start

 

http://www.pcrm.org/health/VSK/VSK11.html

 

Pat

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

> Interesting. BUT...some creepazoid had his/her way with this article: '3

ounces

meat analogue' goes to a websearch that brings up xrated stuff. ugh.

 

That's too bad, but I don't think the makers of the page can be blamed for what

we

find when we search on the web subsequent to but not because of reading the

article. The PRM group is pretty reliable, allied with PETA (which, whatever you

might think of its politics, is committed to veganism), etc., as far as

vegetarianism

and veganism is concerned. You could have looked up 'protein' on the web and

found some 'xrated stuff' too - LOL and I shudder to think what kind of xrated

material would be shown us if we googled on 'nuts'.

 

FOR NEWBIES: Meat analogues are fake meats - in a vegetarian context, in which

it was used in the article. It means using soy protein in its various guises of

tofu,

tvp, tempeh, or wheat gluten (seitan) in place of me*t. (Dried bulk TVP is

popular

because it is easy to store, inexpensive and, depending on the shape you buy it

in,

goes well in stews, soups, chillies sin carne, etc.) Otherwise readymade (but

more

expensive) burgers, cutlets, sausages,etc. are beckoning on many supermarket

shelves - all meat-free.

 

Pat

[Guest guest]

LOL, but I didn't do a subsequent search! 'anal' of analogue was made into a

link - I was expecting it to go to a page about pseudomeat. Did this happen to

anybody else? I'm noticing links available in weird places today - this article

was the 1st thing I read this am, so I'm not saying the article is responsible.

I wonder if something new has crawled into my pc & is taking over? GRR!!!

 

veggiehound <veggiehound wrote:

 

> Interesting. BUT...some creepazoid had his/her way with this article: '3

ounces

meat analogue' goes to a websearch that brings up xrated stuff. ugh.

 

That's too bad, but I don't think the makers of the page can be blamed for what

we find when we search on the web ubsequent to but not because of reading the

article. The PRM group is pretty reliable, allied with PETA (which, whatever you

might think of its politics, is committed to veganism), etc., as far as

vegetarianism and veganism is concerned. You could have looked up 'protein' on

the web and found some 'xrated stuff' too - LOL and I shudder to think what kind

of xrated material would be shown us if we googled on 'nuts'.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

> LOL, but I didn't do a subsequent search! 'anal' of analogue was made into a

link -

I was expecting it to go to a page about pseudomeat. Did this happen to anybody

else?

 

ohhhhh I see LOL I thought xrated meant recipes or articles with meat in them!

And

there I was making smart remarks about nuts! You must have got quite a surprise!

 

No, there were no links at all in the article for me! Hey - your computer could

be

worth a fortune to the right people!

 

Best love, Pat

[Guest guest]

My dad's computer used to make random words into links. You most

likely have some spyware or something along those lines on your

computer.

 

~~Melinda

 

, Beth Renzetti

<elmothree2000> wrote:

> LOL, but I didn't do a subsequent search! 'anal' of analogue was

made into a link - I was expecting it to go to a page about

pseudomeat. Did this happen to anybody else? I'm noticing links

available in weird places today - this article was the 1st thing I read

this am, so I'm not saying the article is responsible. I wonder if

something new has crawled into my pc & is taking over? GRR!!!

[Guest guest]

*sigh* why does there have to be **BEEP*s out there to spoil the fun? Enough

of the viruses, etc. already.

 

Melinda <SilverMelinda wrote:

 

My dad's computer used to make random words into links. You most

likely have some spyware or something along those lines on your

computer.

 

~~Melinda

 

, Beth Renzetti

<elmothree2000> wrote:

> LOL, but I didn't do a subsequent search! 'anal' of analogue was

made into a link - I was expecting it to go to a page about

pseudomeat. Did this happen to anybody else? I'm noticing links

available in weird places today - this article was the 1st thing I read

this am, so I'm not saying the article is responsible. I wonder if

something new has crawled into my pc & is taking over? GRR!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

omg, you crack me up. any pervs wanna borrow my pc????

 

veggiehound <veggiehound wrote:ohhhhh I see LOL I thought xrated

meant recipes or articles with meat in them! And there I was making smart

remarks about nuts! You must have got quite a surprise!

 

No, there were no links at all in the article for me! Hey - your computer could

be worth a fortune to the right people!

 

Best love, Pat