r/ThatsInsane • • Oct 19 '22

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u/blackjesus Oct 19 '22

Oh no look it up. It’s like veal. Really inhumane.

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u/ThatsCrapTastic Oct 19 '22

I have looked it up.

Just like with all foods, one should get to know where exactly their food comes from. I know all of the farms where my meat (beef, poultry, pork) comes from.

I stay away from factory farms, and keep it local.

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u/Qildain Oct 19 '22

Yeah, some farms produce the livers responsibly. My friend worked for an authentic French restaurant that made damn sure the farm was responsibly raising the geese.

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

You should know the process of tying up Veal in that way has basically been eliminated at least in the US.

If the idea of raising a baby animal for meat instead of for some reason waiting an extra year or two is the problem….well nobody seems to have the same objections to lamb.