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Possibly,lactoseI can understand allergy & lactose intolerance, but gluten free ?
Didn’t realise there was gluten in dairy . . .
Possibly,lactoseI can understand allergy & lactose intolerance, but gluten free ?
Didn’t realise there was gluten in dairy . . .
Why not just eat oats rather than the "milk"?
I genuinely don't get it?
Fair enough , not got an issue with that or those that are vegetarian or even vegan for their own reasons.I personally enjoy oat milk and I'm not a vegan or vegetarian, it goes well in tea
The person that designed our website put on there that our Jersey milk was 94% fat free. You wouldn't believe the number of people that were either surprised because they believed Jersey milk was high in fat, or wanted to know why we took the fat out of it, when in reality it is just as it comes out of the cow. Initial amusement in dealing with stupidity soon became tiresome so we asked for the website to be changed.Marketing. If you say your product is gluten free, you imply others have gluten in them. It's like I'll sell you my "dolphin friendly" wheat if you want. Or "our dishwashers *won't* rip your face off". Find something perceived as bad, so arsenic or lead, that has absolutely no link to your product. Say you product doesn't contain it. Imply others do. Then ask competitors if their product contains it.....about four seconds before you print a story about how ace your product CT is because it doesn't (IE never) had it in. It's the new standard BBC journalism method.
Ultimately people will need to eat less meat if the whole world takes on western meat eating levels which they generally are, especially in China etc.Good news.
Ultimately people will need to eat less meat if the whole world takes on western meat eating levels which they generally are, especially in China etc.
Imo in the future authentic farm raised meats will be a luxury, I'll be happy with that.
Never underestimate how oblivious the consumer is to real facts. It isn't even their fault, they're constantly bombarded with marketing bollox and it's only getting worse.The person that designed our website put on there that our Jersey milk was 94% fat free. You wouldn't believe the number of people that were either surprised because they believed Jersey milk was high in fat, or wanted to know why we took the fat out of it, when in reality it is just as it comes out of the cow. Initial amusement in dealing with stupidity soon became tiresome so we asked for the website to be changed.
We had another asking for bacon without e numbers (because e numbers are bad for you, right?) I told him the e numbers were preservatives and were necessary for food safety. So he asked if we sold bacon without preservatives, which we do. Its called pork. He didn't realise that bacon was preserved pork.Never underestimate how oblivious the consumer is to real facts. It isn't even their fault, they're constantly bombarded with marketing bollox and it's only getting worse.
Smells of good opportunities for adventurous farmers to me, bit like craft beers.
If it’s 60,000 tonnes of organic oats, as mentioned in an earlier post, I’m guessing they’ll struggle to get that amount exclusively from the UK.There are other oat processors in the UK developing Oatmilk. Not sure they will take kindly to this Oatly news.
I wouldnt be surprised if the proposed factory is nothing more than a distribution and packaging plant which puts imported oatmilk from bulk containers to cartons. they seem hellbent on using Scandinavian oats.
So is this oatly said to be organic AND vegan ? Because I can't see how that is possible or sustainable
For the record I have absolutely no problems with anyone who chooses not to eat meat etc but NOT those who think they can survive without livestock
just incase it was made from blood orangesMy carton of fresh orange has a vegan logo on it. For those who might think it had meat in it. Somehow.
Maybe it's high welfare orange juice......My carton of fresh orange has a vegan logo on it. For those who might think it had meat in it. Somehow.