Nigella Lawson is Very Confused About Veganism
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
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Haha love it
" your job is literally making food taste good, are you just bad at your job"
Im a chef and found it much easier to maintain a vegan diet purely because i have knowledge of food and was able to make my usual favorites as a vegan alternative version.
I feel sorry for nigella being in the spotlight, her actions are highlighted which cant be easy as she is a human being after all, unfortunately being vegan means you lose a few votes along the way you really need to be strong enough to leave the dirty looks and negative comments behind you which i guess was hard for her.
Haha because she probably is bad at her job! No hate to Nigella, she seems lovely, but she is not a trained chef and never would've got a cooking show were it not for being born into an extremely wealthy and privileged family.
Raw fruits and raw vegetables contain all essential amino acids and they are the best sources of protein.
When we eat enough calories from raw fruits, then we get enough protein.
Cooking renders at least 50% of the protein useless.
Cooked food caused and maintains the fall of mankind.
The raw vegan diet is the salvation of humanity.
Animal products and cooked food are toxic and in the long run deadly.
Humans are frugivores by nature.
Watch Loren Lockman and Douglas Graham for more details about protein and about proper nutrition in general.
Postscript:
All of my posts are 100% correct.
I am not interested in the opinion of anybody.
And I will no longer respond to any insolent idiot and to any ungrateful idiot.
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@@its_raining2472 Yeah, I met someone who used to work for her and Charles Saatchi and I said, 'Saatchi's a grifter, right?' and this person said, 'They both are, really. Nigella doesn't know how to cook.'
There's an ikea literally a 10min walk away from me and I didn't know they had vegan meat balls until you mentionned them in a previous video. They're really good!! Thanks for the rec!!
I'm sure it will be outrageous. The fake vegan crap always is
The media really needs to learn the between being a vegan and being plant based or even trying out a plant based diet.
I think it could also help more people stop eating animal products because I know people who won't go vegan because they don't want to be seen as a vegan, they don't want to have to dive into the ethics of it etc..they just want to eat healthier or lose weight or they feel bad about eating animals, but not in a way that makes them want to go into the dark behind the scenes side of the meat and dairy industry, if that makes sense. So if the distinction between veganism and a plant based diet was more widely known I think more people would switch.
@@shelbielynne9609 absolutely agree
@@mdoublehb3838 Actual evangelistic raw foodism. Wild.
@@mdoublehb3838 'I am not interested in the opinion of anybody.'
Seeing all your posts are 100% correct I have to assume that Lockman and Graham are talking heads floating in jars with no bodies.
I cannot wait to watch their channels!
@@mdoublehb3838 'The raw vegan diet is the salvation of humanity.'
In the future all food will be cooked by the process of global warming. I spotted a flaw in your rescue plan.
I’m still struggling with my transition to a fully plant based diet, mostly due to mental health issues. However, I’ve still made a lot of changes. I have reduced my intake of animal products greatly. That is a move in the right direction! It doesn’t have to be all or nothing.
Good job taking one step after the other! Slow and steady and most importantly in line with your mental health will be the most sustainable for you :) wishing you all the best
You need fish for it's bioavailable omega 3s to keep your brain from atrophy. There are also many nutrients of concern that are not that bioavailable.
Keep your blood glucose stable so consider keto based flexitarian or Pescatarians diet
@@mdoublehb3838 Stop spreading misinformation, you have no credentials.
@@mdoublehb3838 Typical case of toxic masculinity. When one imagines to have grown a cucumber, but merely has grown a pickle.
@@mdoublehb3838 'It is not the worst thing, that you have ever done. It is the best thing, that you have ever done.'
This is the best, part.
We don't need a few people doing an intense raw foods plant based diet. Frankly, a lot of people can't handle the restriction. We need a ton of people not to think veganism is insane or inaccessible and to take small steps toward eating a diet with less animal products. People who make bizarre and unproven health claims or trash other vegans for not being vegan enough or act like non vegans are completely evil do not help the movement. At all.
or just animal products consumers to reduce their impact by 2 thirds. that would HUGELY improve everything.
You make a good point. I was a vegetarian for years, which didn't work out for me, healthwise. If I weren't so offended by the rants of uber-vegan advocates, I might take a day off eating meat occasionally. And, as a counterpoint--I didn't miss meat at all for the six years I abstained, so the "ravening carnist" trope just annoys me.
I am 42. When I was 7/8 i went vegetarian. Meat grossed me out in the worst way. I also was/am a huge animal lover. Eating them just felt so wrong. I stayed vegetarian until I got pregnant with my son at 24. When I got pregnant with him-i wanted greasy meatloaf . I NEEDED greasy meatloaf. And, for the first time in 15 years i ate meat. Red meat at that. Yes, I felt the effects IMMEDIATELY! It's hard to explain but I just immediately felt better somehow
I’m guessing your body needed more iron. Your body needs more iron when pregnant.
Horrible nonsense.
The poor child.
Meat is obviously toxic and deadly.
You can’t feel the effects right away, you could feel the difference (more iron and protein probably) after some days or weeks. What you’re feeling is all in your head. Similar to when you take medicine and read that headaches are a very common side effect that you develop a headache before the medicine even starts to work
Oh my god, the IKEA plant balls are sooooo good, I'm surprised NO ONE ELSE IS TALKING ABOUT THEM? I guess they are pretty junky. I was so happy to randomly see a non-vegan youtuber feature them in a video and love them but I'm glad to finally hear of them from a vegan youtuber! My partner and I stock up like 4 bags at a time and also grab the little serving of 8 balls from the kiosk and just pop them like candy. Our omni friends also really like them, and they can be quite suspicious of fake meats. Highly recommend for picky meat eaters!
The funny thing is that she has so many great basically-vegan recipes, and has presented some of them as her proudest creations. Her signature food fetishization is really not limited to animal-heavy indulgent recipes. I could see her writing a great vegan cookbook with a little more research and exposure to vegan food writers.
Raw fruits and raw vegetables contain all essential amino acids and they are the best sources of protein.
When we eat enough calories from raw fruits, then we get enough protein.
Cooking renders at least 50% of the protein useless.
Cooked food caused and maintains the fall of mankind.
The raw vegan diet is the salvation of humanity.
Animal products and cooked food are toxic and in the long run deadly.
Humans are frugivores by nature.
Watch Loren Lockman and Douglas Graham for more details about protein and about proper nutrition in general.
Postscript:
All of my posts are 100% correct.
I am not interested in the opinion of anybody.
And I will no longer respond to any insolent idiot and to any ungrateful idiot.
🥝🍉🍊🍋🍌🍍🥭🍒🍓🍅🥒🍑🍐🍎👈🏽👍🏽
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Dear Swayze.
It is not too late.
Even after all of these years and spreading so much misinformation about nutrition.
You can still save yourself.
Please read your own book.
It is not the worst thing, that you have ever done.
It is the best thing, that you have ever done.
I really cannot understand you.
It isn't worth the money.
If you go back to proper nutrition, which is a 100% organic raw vegan diet, then I will allow you to "juice" my "cucumber."
@@mdoublehb3838 Thank you but it seems you are lacking vitamin C and K. Compassion and kindness.
@@mdoublehb3838 please do not respond,ungrateful idiot
I can hear Freelee while watching this saying things like "NO. It's not okay to give in, it's a life, your craving isn't more important than a life" or "you don't have to have these highly palatable indulgent foods, we're not even meant to eat them, we only crave them if we aren't eating enough fruit" or "look at Swayze pushing this book..she's getting money for it but she isn't telling you, I have the only books you'll ever need to get control over your hunger (holds up her books while bouncing on her ball)" and the list goes on and on. 😂
I personally think that transitioning slowly, educating yourself, experimenting with recipes, forgiving yourself for slip ups that you may have, and staying away from the intense side of veganism (if you're easily overwhelmed) in the beginning are all necessary for a successful switch to being plant based for a lot of people. The all or nothing mentality is the worst idea with basically...everything..and food isn't excluded from that at all.
I personally didn't need any transition period at all, as soon as I decided I didn't want to fund animal torture and death I stopped. Especially these days it's way easier because there are way more resources with how to be vegan in any number of ways to fit anyones lifestyle.
@@shoobamocha okay but that’s you. And please don’t say “anyone” there’s hundreds of thousands of people who rely on food banks and shelters to get by, they have to eat what they get or they will starve. Some people don’t have the luxury of choosing what they eat.
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Dear Swayze.
It is not too late.
Even after all of these years and spreading so much misinformation about nutrition.
You can still save yourself.
Please read your own book.
It is not the worst thing, that you have ever done.
It is the best thing, that you have ever done.
I really cannot understand you.
It is not worth the money.
If you go back to proper nutrition, which is a 100% organic raw vegan diet, then I will allow you to "juice" my "cucumber."
@@shoobamocha good to read this. Yes, once one decides especially if the image of cruelly treated animals comes up in the mind it's not difficult at all. I've been vegan since 2000... sometimes I have gone off for a meal or a festival or something, indulging with dairy foods since here in india those are usually easily found as a vegetatian option. Or buying a small packet of cheese once after many months... Once for a three day destination wedding in a resort, became lacto vegetarian. But now, today, I think I wouldn't do any of that. I think straight in without gradually transitioning could be good, also because with slowly transitioning one is keeping old habits alive and taste buds accustomed to the old ways, making it more difficult to break off.
Recently I've started my own channel Happily Vegan Since 2000 with its first video, 'Plant based: an important point' hoping people will check it out. Thanks,
"Don't kill if you don't have to" is the most basic ethical rule.
Ethics and morality is completely arbitrary
@@Assassin99584 That would be false. Both the natural order and civilized law backs it. It's also the basis of order in any society and/or religion.
@@laranadesign4764 it’s just a bunch of made up stuff
@@Assassin99584
Apologize yourself for your insolent nonsense and then delete your account and yourself.
If Nigella is craving eggs she can easily be a vegetarian instead of vegan, I’m sure she can source ethically raised chicken.
U wot
Sure
No such thing as a ethical egg chickens have been breed to produce over 300 eggs a year when they naturally only make 10-15 eggs a year
@@SSStofu008 Not quite true, I kept chickens as pets, very few at a time, usually 4, they laid eggs a lot but nobody forced them to. I don’t even eat eggs but they did lay naturally way more than what you think since they were well fed and in a large enclosure. I don’t see what’s unethical about it. The enclosure is for their protection btw, when it was safe they were free in the yard too. My chicken had names and they acted like pets and we never slaughtered a chicken. A few died of old age, some died of a disease (carried by hedgehogs I’m told) that we couldn’t cure and we buried them in the garden.
@@minime7375 they have been selectively breed to make that much eggs they only make 10-25 eggs seasonly
I'd be interested in your take on Mic the Vegan's interview about a vegan diet reversing psoriasis. I'm happy for anyone finding improvement, either through diet or medication. But as a sufferer of severe psoriatic arthritis for 30 years, and not-quite-vegan but close, it doesn't sit well with me. He's setting up the false hope that diet can cure the disease, when there's no real evidence that's true. The topic requires some nuance and sensitivity that Mic doesn't quite manage, but I know you could.
Veganism and plant based eating is definitely no cure to disease can maybe slow progression just like any good planned diet. However usually best treatment for people is a combined effort of a diet, exercise plan, sleep sleep sleep, stress management, and finally medical treatment with a good doctor. All of what i said are hard to do and definitely easier said then done. Autoimmune conditions are tuff cause can be influenced by environment and a lot of the time the damage is done. A lot of the time these diets promise things that either don't meet the desire goal or in most cases either help it a little or slow it from getting worse or nothing at all. That is my perspective.
It sounds more likely to possibly cure eczema due to food allergy and merely improve symptoms of psoriasis. I have a friend with psoriasis and psoriasis arthritis and it's obvious that multiple activities are triggers and there are lots of things you need to do and not do to prevent. I get her a whole kit of things to help her with her symptoms for christmas and she has perscriptions and she eats healthy. Almost no matter what it will be back for winter. She has had psoriasis since she was like 13.
I think mainly it would be due to eating less inflammatory food. That is not the only source of inflammation for sure though! Something else that reduces inflammation is sunlight and you can get that no matter what other choices you make. I have seen it make my dad's go into remission and he smokes and smokes, eats what he wants, and doesn't want to use the special soap or lotion until his skin has gotten raw.
Your other life choices are probably more important also. Could you be vegan and a smoker and cure your psoriasis? Use harsh soap? Absolutely not!
Also I have eczema and have been thinking maybe I have a food allergy because my nose has been running after I eat and thinking maybe my eczema will significantly improve after I figure that out.
PS I have also heard people claim that a meat-only diet 😳🤢 cures inflammatory conditions like arthritis. Mikhaila Peterson.
I am thinking this may be possibly true because it probably excludes all food allergies, however that is because it absolutely insanely restrictive and it's not something probably almost anyone would need to do, and there are probably things Mikhaila could eat that she is scared to try to eat, and you would have to eat organ meat to meat nutritional needs, and it is probably the only thing more expensive than a vegan diet. She does say she can have sweet potatoes and at least one other vegetable, limited fruit. Were I in her shoes I would be eating baked sweet-tats like my doctor told me I would do or die.
Mic does say at some point that this diet might not cure your psoriasis. The National Psoriasis Foundation says: "There is no diet that will cure psoriatic disease." I've tried them all, none of them work for me. You start thinking that you failed the diet, when, no you just got dealt a bad hand in the genetic lottery.
By all means, eat a healthy diet, maintain a healthy body weight. But if you have a serious disease such as psoriasis, go to a medical professional.
@@xSwordLilyx I totally predicted that on the comments on Mic's vid and that's one reason reason you shouldn't go down this road: Yes, there is absolutely someone out there who can truthfully say, I went on a carnivore diet and then my psoriasis went away. Maybe they lost weight, maybe they eliminated some other triggers (I'm skeptical of the concept), or maybe it just decided to go away. That's the problem with anecdotes. But, generally, it's best to reduce your meat consumption to reduce your risk of comorbidities that come along with psoriasis, such as heart disease and stroke.
I've been at this for 30 years now. I'm distrustful of people in general. You try to open up about what you're going through and you get back advice about some miracle diet or cure they heard about. I got dealt a bad hand, genetically. Insanely expensive meds make it go away. I don't need anyone prying into the details of my diet.
12:54 I completely agree. In fact when I first went vegetarian was kind of a way to explore my cooking because I felt like meats were kind of a crutch, every meal was centered around animal protein. I challenged myself to go vegetarian for a month and it quickly turned into full on veganism. I know for most people the transition isn't so straight forward but if you enjoy cooking I'd really suggest you challenge yourself to cook as many animal free foods as you can.
Funny you mentioned meatballs. When I ate meat I had no particular love of meatballs but vegan ones I can eat till the cows come home (they came home because they knew I wouldn’t eat them)
I feel like it’s more of a seasoning issue. Most Americans CANNOT season their food correctly. Plain chicken is REVOLTING. It only tastes good because of the stuff added to it. So my advice would be to go ham on the seasoning, and have fun with it!!!
That was a lesson I had to learn lol. I was so afraid of adding too much salt or sugar or spice, etc. now i just don’t care and my food is good enough for me.
Nigella is British though and doesn’t generally cook traditional British foods but takes inspiration from other cuisines, often Italian, Middle Eastern and Asian
Nigella is British, and a Continental trained chef with Middle Eastern roots. She knows herbs and spices better than you do.
@@mdoublehb3838 how do you write so many comments? 3 all in the same minute!
@@mancillado I’m very, VERY clearly not talking about the chef lol
Low key had a dream about UV being a plant collector and trading plants with me IRL and it was seriously such a dandy dream 😂
Nigella worried about health benefits? uh okay
She had a good cauliflower, tomato, and chickpea dish with cinnamon that we still enjoy. Not quite as sexual as Rachel Rae’s Maxim spread but still a sensual vibe.
And she has a garlic rosemary bean and pasta recipe that called for pantyhose. 😆 I wonder if she realizes that she already created [sensual] vegan dishes.
I always think the motivation for veganism has an effect on long term success. I knew that dairy/cheese would be my biggest challenge. So I did research on best vegan cheeses, making my own cheese sauces etc. And I was making the change to a vegan diet after making myself aware of the horrendous suffering in the egg and dairy industries.
I'm not even vegan and I'm like "leave mock meats alone already. Eat em if you want, don't eat em if you don't want" damn
She is pandering to old men. She definitely panders to the male gaze in all her shows and to me this just seems like a good way to gain favour with the blokes who see a pic of some vegan foods and comment "🥓beacon🥓 hahah are you triggered"
To be fair there are many herbivorous species in nature who have canine teeth that are much larger and sharper than ours including hippos, deer, cammels, horses, gorillas and chimpanzees
Chimpanzees really aren't herbivores either. They eat mostly fruit, sure, but meat makes up a very small part of their diet (not including insects here). They tend to hunt in groups and their chosen prey is often monkeys such as red colobus or infant and juvenile baboons. They were thought to be completely herbivorous previously but now we know their canines are used at least occasionally for eating other animals.
But yeah, it's kind of a misconception that canines are just for meat. Other uses I can think of just off the top of my head are competition/aggression against conspecifics or defense against predators. And gelada baboons have crazy sharp and huge canines that can do serious damage against even a leopard.
@@ceniloar Yes, I know chimps hunt. They also eat eachother's infants to reduce competition and they never cook, cut their food with forks and knives or slather it with sauce.
She's the face of Whittaker's chocolate here in New Zealand. It's our family's chocolate of choice because most of the 50% cocoa bars are vegan-friendly. New Zealand chef Chelsea Winter recently went vegan and released a new cookbook which is very popular, but also caused her to lose fans.
I’m from NZ and I never knew she was…just wow
@@user-zr4ci7oc9t I seem to be seeing more of the Whittaker's ads now 😅
I think it was more seeing her friends eating something she couldn't or refrained from. Sort of like when you are in the middle of a calorie deficit plan and someone offers you donuts. 😉
I'm like 70% certain this mhhb troll is either banana girl free willy or foolish raw crisp tina
I'm not vegan / vegetarian, I have problems eliminating some foods, especially eggs, so I get her. But I don't feel the need to be 100% vegan, I guess thanks to you :), it helps so much to eat plant based.
Swayze being a bit confused about Nigella’s whole thing cracks me up. Also British Paula Deen…? Ok haha
Well, Nigella does love her butter.
@@RestingBitchface7
Nigella Lawson is just another ignorant idiot.
Her channel is obviously garbage and it should not exist.
@@RestingBitchface7 : She loves something else as well; check out Casisdead’s drill tribute “Nigella”.
@@RestingBitchface7 She does butter her toast twice, after all!
I went vegan overnight and that was nearly 6 years ago. Was it hard? Yup.
Your perception of Nigella being weirdly sexual is spot on. She’s on a lot of shows here in the UK and she makes my skin crawl. She isn’t trying to be funny, it just icks me out
Those ikea meatballs are great. We bought 2 bags yesterday 😊
I’m not vegan but I love your take downs … very funny (I also enjoy your channel and watch regularly). I have vegan friends and none are weird or ntisocial.
I heard from a lot of Americans that they miss eggs, and Americans do love their eggs. I'm not much of an egg fan and I'm disappointed when vegan food tastes like eggs. I did make the filling from Tabitha Brown's vegan deviled eggs, and ... it tastes like eggs. Weird. (I do love Sweet Potato Souls vegan egg scramble).
I was very ill a while ago and the doctor literally forced me to eat Turkey, beef, eggs, fish, and chicken etc (I hate most of them)… I needed sulphur rich foods and although Nuts, seeds, grains, and legumes are also Sulphur rich the Doctor was insistent that I eat eggs, maybe her eating eggs was for medical reasons too? She’s is 61 years old
Minerals come from the Earth (as in "rock") so sulfur can easily be added to the diet without animals as a filter. Where does the doc think the chickens got it? They don't make minerals either and plants get them/minerals from the soil. Minerals are the easiest to supplement if you don't have good soil (plants and farm animals get supplements when the soil is deficient). This is why horses need B12. Without rich soil, the grass they eat is deficient and so are the animals.
Lol I actually really like those vegan hotdogs. 50 cents and whatever they put on it is so good!
Love the shirt, love the background
I've heard Wes Anderson wants to use it in his next movie.
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The Ikea Meatballs really are glorious!
I'm gonna post this in all your videos from now on until something happens😆:
Is there any way you could block the user @MdoubleHB from your channel? They're always spamming your comment section and it's so annoying to see!
Off topic but I love this hair cut on you! You look so cute 🥰
I eat a plant based diet, consuming some eggs and honey - I just can't see how free range eggs and honey from local farms are of any harm. I raised chickens and bees on a farm and couldn't see a single bit of an unhappy life or any reason to not consume their byproducts.
I think there needs to be more nuance to veganism and the approaches taken. I don't think that cutting out all animal products is the only right decision. The goal to me, is to end factory farming, not necessarily to remove the consumption of all animal products from the entire world.
if you're ok with exploiting animals somewhat, you're somewhat of a ghoul. is that sufficient nuance for ya?
You're taking resources from the animal.
@@vibesarelovely8277 what is the chicken going to do w/ the egg?
@@cassandrasmom when a chicken lays an egg, it takes a lot of valuable nutrients from the chicken. Let the chicken eat the egg. Also domesticated chickens have been bred to lay more eggs. Wild chickens lay like 20-80 eggs a year, and a domesticated one lays like 300+. It's not natural. Domesticated chickens often get bone decificies and other horrible diseases
@@vibesarelovely8277 I raise chickens…breed them myself. I have never had a chicken die of any type of deficiency and they don’t go around eating their own eggs. My chickens free range and eat their natural diets in the sunshine during the day and have shelter and protection at night. They live very happy chicken lives 🐓 My family and I thoroughly enjoy the delicious eggs.
I go to IKEA regularly just for the vegan meatballs😍😋
I am not vegan but want to. I have been sort of researching first. Want to be healthy. But anyway, vegan or not..Nigella's comments seem ridiculous to me. I agree, "you are a chef..um cook up some rice and veggies?? lol I enjoyed your video and your outlook on this.
Holy mackerel. I saw SEVEN sets of mid roll ads on this video. Plus the pre roll, and all unskippable. I hope UV didn’t do this and it’s just RUclips trying to force me to subscribe to premium…
Can you make a video on Nikacado Avocado? Or Ellen Fisher’s new podcast?
I completely agree with you here... and she should try "Zero Egg"; it is *precisely* like the real thing - only Vegan...
Are you going to do a video of Vegan Gains' recent statement/behaviour? I can understand if you don't want to, it's all rather unhinged. I've literally heard vegans say that maybe the questions of whether or not we should kill predator animals to protect prey animals is "actually more complicated than we thought" and I'm like??? No it's not, Vegan Gains is just........ really, really weird.
Have people said we should kill animals to protect animals from being killed?!!!!
What's wrong with eating eggs? They're delicious and oh so healthy.
Vegan cooking uses the exact same skills you'ld use in any other kind of cooking. But I guess some people like their meat so much, they just want to pretend you can't cook with mushrooms or vegetables instead of chicken or pork.
I've been vegan 8 years and still barely know how to cook and eat vegan properly 😂 mostly from laziness and being a picky eater but your videos have been really helpful to be a reminder on why its important to eat well. For instance I really hate beans but I know they're good for you so I try figuring out ways I can tolerate them.
I like your bangs, they look nice
they really bring out the pudginess of her cheeks!
@@mdoublehb3838 Seeing you refer to lady parts with words solely intended for animals I have to conclude you love animals in the biblical sense. I do not judge though. Just an observation. You do you.
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How big exactly are the udders of Swayze?
Nobody could answer this question so far.
@@ThingsYoudontwanttohear
Apologize yourself for your insolent nonsense and then delete your account and yourself.
I will gladly admit that I struggle with veganism. I am autistic and can't handle stressful situations as well as some people can. A few months ago I moved to a new house. It was really stressful. So I allowed myself to go vegetarian temporarily because I couldn't handle the stess of the move and staying vegan. Another recent example. I ordered a hotpop microwave popcorn maker from Amazon. I ordered a purple one and they accidentally sent me a red one. Yesterday I was excited to get my popcorn maker and almost had an autistic meltdown when I saw it was the wrong color. I was in a not so good emotional state for the rest of the day. I have a history of self medicating with food. I got a pizza craving. So I went out and got a Kroger brand cheese pizza. I did so knowing full well how unethical the dairy industry is. But I am not going to beat myself up for getting a pizza. Today I ate the rest of the pizza and have gone back to being vegan.
I have other issues besides autism. So sometimes being vegan isn't going to happen. If I am vegan most of the time that's still making a huge difference.
I really hate vegans who shit on people for not being 110% vegan 110% of the time. That kind of attitude doesn't help the animals. Maybe for some people they see a factory farming documentary and go vegan forever and ever. But for some of us it's not that easy.
What about the people that have been raised vegetarian? And have never eaten any meats, and they’re totally fine.
My favourite rebuttle to the teeth thing is pandas.
My shepherd is allergic to anything with feathers. Cannot have venison, fish (this one is because it triggers her allergic colitis,but also, it’s too high in mercury for every day food), lamb, or beef because the animals raised for the dog food are fed, “mystery stuff” that happens to be poultry. I’d 100% rather eat gmo plants that have been “genetically modified” veggies than whatever it is that’s coming out of those poor animals. Even my shepherd would 🥴 poor thing is unable to understand how her brother is able to eat raw meat, and would rather tackle you for a granny smith apple 🤣
My fave vegan meal is mock meat free! Thai green curry with diced potato, onion, green pepper, tendersteam broccoli and beansprouts with rice sooooo good and pretty healthy and the potato and rice makes it filling.
I am not vegan and I watch you to learn about being a vegan. I like you as a person that I see on the internet. I find your videos interesting. I try very hard not to eat processed food and can't see me being vegan. I don't think I could get enough protein without consuming processed powders. I don't do soy. I tried tofu and yuck. I'll keep watching! I eat fresh vegetables and fish mostly. I don't add salt. I use a little mrs dash sometimes but mostly fresh herbs. If I did go vegan I have no idea where my protein would come from because I will not eat processed fake meat or use protein powders.
I’m a pescatarian and eat a lot of tofu, have you looked up recipes that reach how to marinate it ? if you eat it with a good marinade it’s really good
The primary sources of protein in a plant based diet should be legumes (emphasis on this one), nuts, seeds and grains. You do not need fake meats or protein powder.
Luv these !
How do we have "omnivorous teeth" tho? I'm confused. Which is it? I thought our teeth are closest to herbivores. Not to mention our digestive systems being closest to herbivores.
We are biological omnivores
@@Assassin99584 but we aren't for the reasons I just said.
@@marieel3225 you are wrong everything about us is omnivorous it’s a proven fact
@@Assassin99584 I could say the same. It's a proven fact that we do not have similar digestive systems or teeth to omnivores.
@@marieel3225 but you’d be lying as the facts are with me
She is definitely not quirky but she uses sensual as her premise. Her recipes are very indulgent.
Humans are biological omnivores
@@aliendroneservices6621 I think you are mistaken that study showed we ate hyper carnivorously but biologically we are omnivores
Eggs are a staple in british food particularly in breakfast. So it makes sense she may crave eggs
Also eggs are tasty
When did you move onto the set of "I'm Thinking of Ending Things"?
I've been vegan almost 7 years and the last two I have craaaved literally mouth watering craved eggs. Fried eggs specifically. idk why I barely ate eggs when I was not vegan. meh.
@@aliendroneservices6621 that channel is trash. literally just pointing out peoples flaws/aging and using their pictures with no permission to push their agenda
you might be needing more b12, make sure you're supplementing regularly
@@ofpine yea I need to stay on top of the supplements. and I am definitely not going to watch anything called vegan deterioration lmao the last time I got blood work the medical professionals were literally in aw at how "perfect" my numbers were 😂 I'm craving eggs, not deteriorating lol
@@shelbyotero2937 yes exactlyyyy
Your body is telling you something. I would listen.
I mean I'm a vegetarian not a vegan but... I have never in my life eaten a mock meat. (Not for health/processed reasons so much as that they don't appeal to me-- I don't miss meat and ate very little of it when I did eat meat.) No one is making me. No one has shown up to arrest me yet. I am allowed to not eat mock meats and be a vegetarian. If you're hung up on mock meats being "not proper food" or "ultra super duper processed" or whatever... don't eat them?? eat something else?? Like vegetarianism/veganism isn't about having to eat specific things, it's about choosing NOT to eat specific things, and as long as you exclude those things, go wild! Eat what you want and don't eat what you don't want.
In before the fruitarian comments
Ha! Yea those are really freaking creepy. It’s too bad.
"I'm going to say something that sounds as if I personally know Swayze, then say I'm disappointed in her and food isn't meant to be cooked because I know better than dietitians. Oddly sexual stuff too."
fruitarians > fatarians
Raw fruits and raw vegetables contain all essential amino acids and they are the best sources of protein.
When we eat enough calories from raw fruits, then we get enough protein.
Cooking renders at least 50% of the protein useless.
Cooked food caused and maintains the fall of mankind.
The raw vegan diet is the salvation of humanity.
Animal products and cooked food are toxic and in the long run deadly.
Humans are frugivores by nature.
Watch Douglas Graham and Loren Lockman for more details about protein and about proper nutrition in general.
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Funny enough I'm going vegan not for ethical reasons but because I love the new food science I'm learning from it. I'm already a decent cook but it's a whole new universe of cooking techniques and ideas that I just love to soak up. Of course I just happen to feel a lot better so it's another reason I'm sticking to it. I'm honestly confused about her arguments about processed foods or unsatisfying foods from vegan diets. I'm probably no where near her abilities in cooking since she's so famous but eating whole foods and making them taste good has removed a giant amount of processed foods from my diet and is very satisfying. A jar of overnight-oats alone is a perfect example of satisfying and whole food meals. I honestly can't get enough. Very curious how she's struggling to make it work.
eggs are just so easy
make egg hot
done
you can even hard boil them and take them on trips. It's extremely frustrating that there is so much cruelty in the egg industry because there is absolutely no need for it and I want to be able to eat fricken eggs without harming anything. It's too cold here to keep chickens without a lot of stuff set up for them, quite a big undertaking and my yard is quite small anyway.
I feel like we have.. what's it called.. freetarian teeth.. opportunistic teeth... the easier a nutrient source was to find the more teeth we have for that, but we have teeth for everything just in case.. like we should use the fact that our ancestors were often starving and desperate for food, and traveled around and needed to be able to eat what they found in new habitats with no niche for them, as a basis for ethical decisions in 2021
Equally ridiculous ad-hoc evolutionary speculation: also cows can't bite you, they don't have top teeth. Horses have top teeth. their diets are quite similar. So how come horses have top teeth? Because they bite each other to communicate and in fights. Therefore, humans have canines so we can bite each other in fights and in self defense, not for eating meat. You know human bites are one of the worst bites for humans? One of the most likely to cause infection? Maybe there is a reason for that! Your canines are WEAPONS, Nigella.
Raise your own chickens…boom
@@cassandrasmom do you often comment on things without bothering to read them? Is that fun? are opinions more fun than learning about other people? Just like, share opinions, don't ever listen to anyone else's experience, just keep sharing opinions, is that fun?
Yeah! IKEA Meatballs! Loving them!
She probably tried because her publisher wanted her to write a vegan cookbook and that's it
I feel like 90% of the RUclipsrs that are no longer vegan had to incorporate eggs back in their diet. I can think of three young vegan influencers that are “vegan” but had to incorporate eggs back into their diet to not be as restrictive.
One of the things about Nigella is she is not only a wealthy celebrity, she is from a borderline aristocratic background. Her father was a prominent politician I think and her mother was an heiress for a huge food-related business, so when she says "proper food" she's referring to the fact that she's always eaten like the best of the best. She's always had and cooks with high quality meat from a butcher, the freshest produce money can buy etc.etc.
And you can see that reflected in her shows, she's notorious for whipping out ingredients you're not so likely to find in your local supermarket and using cuts of meat wrapped in their brown paper and string like something from a bygone era. So things like mock-meats and such probably do seem completely repugnant to her. BUT, also, she definitely probably had 0 intention of actually committing to a vegan diet and just did this for a bit of current-clout; much as I adore her the lady has made no secret over the years of being bewildered by veggie-vegan diets.
Oof, saying we "have teeth to eat meat" is so fucking silly. Our teeth, are almost identical to frugivours. We are without a doubt primarily designed to eat fruit and be sustained by it, then secondarily nuts and starches. Meats were just later added in through scavenging then eventually hunting. But the vast majority of our evolution was fruit and nut based.
We are biological omnivores
@@Assassin99584 sure, just like our cousin chimps. 90% fruits veggies and nuts, 10% bugs and meats. But, predominantly frugivour.
@@Assassin99584
Apologize yourself for your insolent nonsense and then delete your account and yourself.
@@alenfishman9365
Apologize yourself for your insolent nonsense and then delete your account and yourself.
@@alenfishman9365 no completely omnivorous
Frugivore isn’t a biological thing
There's no way that mock meat is super unhealthy compared to me trying to figure out the best Taco Bell order to get everyday. I'm exaggerating a lot, but my point is that similar to you, I think that all you have to do is say no thank you to veganism and move on. You don't have to play holier than thou.
Spot on, very good video, so perceptive: many points. Yes, Nigella Lawson seems confused, rationalising and indeed those weak arguments are so evident - "lame excuses" - that it's probably good for veganism that they are aired. Thanks. Oh and I hope people will check out my first vegan video, 'Plant based: an important point' on my channel Happily Vegan Since 2000. Thanks. (I've included a screenshot of a cover of an Unnatural vegan video too, thanks.)
I’ve been a vegan for 5.5 years and eggs is my top missed food. I haven’t missed cheese and am pretty repulsed by it. I used to eat cheese on everything.
She’s 61 yo now and i believe she’s eating less meat now
What makes our teeth "meat specific"? Bears are omnivores and they have fangs...we have wimpy spades like horses. LOL, does she not realise that "canines" are the tooth position? It's not the type (fang or spade), just where those teeth are in relation to your other teeth.🙄
I suggest doing some research
It's the shape.
@@amandao9869 We have spades, not fangs for canines.
i have those ‘damn ikea meatballs’ in my freezer rn! never tried them.. i don’t know what to cook them with.
update: they’re delicious
Good Lord Bangs!! WHY?!? NOOOOOOOOO.
Swayze, you are a little lad that loves berries and creme.
Vegetable/bean burgers and vegetable fingers, which are just vegetables and breadcrumbs are the cheapest and healthiest mock meats. Why do people just talk about impossible burger?
Never,ever talk bad about NIGELLA
I think your take on the most recent Ellen Fischer podcast with Kori would be super interesting!!!
Cheese is very addictive.
Even I am sometimes. And I am vegan.
I craved eggs like crazy at first. I think it was protein I was truly craving.
I think it's more likely to be fat. Protein requirements for humans are actually very low .
Notice how much weight she lost on a low carb keto diet. What she cooks is not what she eats. Not anymore. Her obsession with food is genuine but also part of the I’m not so perfect theme. Because she often comes across as quite perfect. But her attention to detail flavor and color are unique. Besides the fact that being vegan is so easy in the UK. Not here in Japan. The night time snacking is gross. She s actually not a good speaker. She has that upper class British habit like the royals of constantly reworking her sentences at least in discussions. Her presentations are very well done. Her daughter is vegetarian and her son might be. But I confess to have binge watched her programmes. There is an Australian drag queen who does an excellent Nigella.
I need eggs too, and cheese!
I think it's important not to go back to non vegan if you slip up
The argument of teeth in humans is sometimes ridiculous. Ok, it is a fact human is an omnivore animal, but you would never see it from our teeth, which remind more of those of a horse than of a carnivore animal. Humans have the less carnivore-looking teeth in the monkey family. And many other primates with bigger canines are not carnivores, while of course some of them are. The thing is that big fangs are not meant to eat, but to fight, defend, disuade... or hunt... But not for the action of eating itself. We have flat front teeth and square molar teeth for that, which would be more an herbivore trait than the other way around. 🤷🏻♂️ People seem to not understand teeth... Like they usually misunderstand or simply don't know a huge amount of facts about the animal kingdom.
Edit: what differentiates real carnivores are not just the fangs, but the spiky molars. Those are the true special teeth for meat. Humans don't have such. So it is ok to say we are omnivores but stupid if we compare ourselves with families so distant as canids and felines. We are more closely related to squirrels.
We are biological omnivores
@@Assassin99584 I think I already said that twice in my comment.
Let me explain it for the third time: we are more related to squirrels and rats than to wolves and lions, and our teeth are more similar to horses's than to carnivores. Despite being omnivorous. My point is that our canines as an argument for meat is a silly idea.
Omnivorous doesnt mean you need to have meat everyday. Most bears are omnivorous and many species spend months without meat or fish.
@@search895 well our teeth are more complicated as large teeth are for defensive and offensive purposes but we have tools so we never needed our teeth to be big our teeth are solely for eating which is why they aren’t super sharp but they aren’t blunt either
I’m saying we are biologically designed for meat and I’d rather stick to our biological diet which is a diet containing plants and meat
@@Assassin99584
Apologize yourself for your insolent nonsense and then delete your account and yourself.
You should watch the Novympia parody of Nigella.
I'm not her, so I can't say for sure - but I would guess she jumped in for the wrong reason (becauseinstagram) and too quickly. Back when I ate meat (over a decade ogo) I couldn't make Emeril's or Paula Dean's recipes because my upbringing would not allow me to eat so much fat and refined carbs all at once. 😂 I first went flex (slow foodist of meat 2 times a week), then vegetarian and then vegan. My transition was casual and comfortable. Im a great cook, but I did have to actually learn "food chemistry" so that may have been what stopped her...give yourself time/room to learn. The more I learned, the more I changed/transitioned. I have always been independent in action (don't care or rely on peer approval) so I ate (or didn't eat) whatever I wanted on my own terms. If you have kids, I can sympathise with that added pressure, so go slow. When I went vegetarian, my boyfriend said he had always wanted to, but felt a LOT of pressure not to (gender, unfortunately, still plays a role in this). So with me by his side, we both went vegetarian and later vegan together. Don't give up on your goals and support your relationship in the process (don't cut people off/out of your life). You can still be you while the rest of the world makes up it's mind.
I found myself trying to drink ranch… so I realized there was something in milk I was craving.
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omg that's gross but I literally eat peanutbutter sandwiches on white rolls with vegan mayo so I can't judge :D
Off-topic but you look gorgeous in this video :)
Phil Dunphy entered the chat 😉
I'm so happy with this channel and making veganism accessible. You made me realise I don't have to give it all or nothing. Because I'll never see myself going all the way, but I do want to do as much as I'm comfortable with. Which means no meat, no milk, no yogurts and no butter. I do still eat cheese, though not everyday. And I love baking pies, so I use eggs for that. I do buy the organic kind so the chickens have space and won't peck each other. I think that a diet that doesn't feel restrictive does much more good in the long run. It's easier to maintain.
Edit: before people start commenting on how organic eggs aren't free of animal abuse, I know. But it's the best I can get and the lesser of all the egg-evils in my supermarket.
I just wanted to say it's your videos that made be okay with "im vegan except for...." and its my protein shakes. I have one in the morning mixed with coffee for breakfast. I can't find a vegan one that is comparable. But im vegan otherwise, and I have to remind myself all or nothing isn't necessary ☺
I have to admit, I crave eggs. I love eggs, I miss eggs. That is the only animal product I wish I could still eat. I don't, because of what chickens go through etc and my commitment to being vegan. But I can understand her need for eggs lol
I have happy chickens in my backyard. They frolick and eat their appropriate diet in the sunshine and give me yummy eggs in return. Listen to your body!
Isn't arguing from an intrinsically moral stance engaging in the naturalism fallacy?
I did enjoy this video, keep em coming! ❤
Yeah, craving eggs is kinda unusual. She could try some well seassoned scrambled tofu
Tofu egg salad is the best
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Yes I also miss eggs. Don’t miss cheese at all
@@aprioriontoast704 that is the 🔑
I just has some scrambled tofu with black salt for lunch 👌🏾
I always craved eggs and luckily tofu scramble filled the spot
Ur vids haven’t been getting promoted to me