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Scott-S
Kona Fan
Agreed, my apologies to the OP and the sensible posters contributing to a very interesting discussion.
Guinessisgoodforyou
rBotM Winner
Spot on. Also preachy and overly self righteous. That said twat covers it
bikeworkshop
Old School Grand Master
I don't think good food is expensive, if you're cooking from scratch.
I don't eat much meat, but recently bought 350g of fillet steak from a local farm, whose beef cattle live and graze outdoor on small fields
- so £45 a kilo - but that £15 fed 4 of us!
Delicately cooked and thinly sliced - divine.
Add all the veg and the meal was £5 each, that's half an hour at the minimum wage.
The crap is cheap.
Like bikes really.
I don't eat much meat, but recently bought 350g of fillet steak from a local farm, whose beef cattle live and graze outdoor on small fields
- so £45 a kilo - but that £15 fed 4 of us!
Delicately cooked and thinly sliced - divine.
Add all the veg and the meal was £5 each, that's half an hour at the minimum wage.
The crap is cheap.
Like bikes really.
Guinessisgoodforyou
rBotM Winner
Good luck trying to feed us with that amount. Good food is expensive. No way we could afford that for one meal.
Guinessisgoodforyou
rBotM Winner
You spent £20, minimum wage is £12.21. Half hour is £6.10 rounding down. It's amazing your books balance 
Cheaper option that. Curious to know if autocannibalism is technically vegan.
Guinessisgoodforyou
rBotM Winner
I would say yes, although sustainability may be an issue. Maybe eat someone else, oh hang on
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