I love Chicken.

I like all food and thus all meat, but chicken's my favorite. Unless we're talking bbq, in which case RIBS.

I love pork.

Please don't read anything sinister into that just because pork supposedly tastes like human flesh...

Out of those, Beef. Out of other meats, it would be between ribs, steak, and lamb.

i love chicken and turkey
the only fish i eat are tuna and rarely halibut
I don't eat red meat or pork
i will eat lettuce
However i will tease my friends if they eat anything that looks like a leaf. as bugs eat leaves
i tell them that their having bug salad

I've been vegan for I think 6 years now. Before that beef was always my favorite (in grilled steak form)

I'm surprised that almost 50% of people voted vegetarian. (The tally percents are deceptive) 47/110 report vegetarian right now., but the others overlap.

Could that be because a vegetarian diet is 'cleaner' and supposed to make transition easier (at least for MTFs)? Or is it more likely that people who are actively health conscious are more willing to go through introspection and accept being trans* thus making a larger portion of the community vegetarian. Or a third reason could be that people who respond to polls are more likely to be vegetarian than average...

Ok I'm rambling now. Its late and I should know better...

Just for reference I fall into that second category.

Fish
A pescetarian here (for healh reasons)

Quote from: xponentialshift on May 28, 2014, 12:39:24 AM
I've been vegan for I think 6 years now. Before that beef was always my favorite (in grilled steak form)

I'm surprised that almost 50% of people voted vegetarian. (The tally percents are deceptive) 47/110 report vegetarian right now., but the others overlap.

Could that be because a vegetarian diet is 'cleaner' and supposed to make transition easier (at least for MTFs)? Or is it more likely that people who are actively health conscious are more willing to go through introspection and accept being trans* thus making a larger portion of the community vegetarian. Or a third reason could be that people who respond to polls are more likely to be vegetarian than average...

Ok I'm rambling now. Its late and I should know better...

Just for reference I fall into that second category.

I personally think it might be that trans people tend to be more empathetic and aware of our impact on other livimg things than the average person.  I have no problem with death or meat eating, it is the way we go about it with factory farming.  Once I saw that, it was over, there was nothing else to consider. 

I've been vegetarian for about 7 years now! I was vegan for about 2 years until I rekindled my love affair with fancy cheeses 

I think we need to keep in mind that people who have strong food preferences or restrictions are probably more likely to click on and respond to a thread about food. It might also be that transpeople are more likely to be vegetarian than cispeople, of course, but it might not.

I answered this poll a long time ago but didn't comment. I'm mostly vegan but I love(d) beef. When I was younger and more impulsive I would buy steak cuts and eat them raw, and I miss that.

Quote from: Felix on July 21, 2014, 03:20:40 AM
I think we need to keep in mind that people who have strong food preferences or restrictions are probably more likely to click on and respond to a thread about food. It might also be that transpeople are more likely to be vegetarian than cispeople, of course, but it might not.

I answered this poll a long time ago but didn't comment. I'm mostly vegan but I love(d) beef. When I was younger and more impulsive I would buy steak cuts and eat them raw, and I miss that.

Excellent and valid point. I do stand by my comment about transgender people being more empathetic and aware of our impact on other people though.  Probably because we are on the bottom of the social food chain

I'm not really a fan of meet. Chicken and turkey are the only meats I actually like. Maybe one day I'll actually end up vegetarian, I don't know.  But I only eat meat from animals that have already been killed, and turned into meat. I never go hunting or fishing for it, because I guess you could say I'm a weirdo who doesn't believe in killing an animal.

I prefer beef. In the last few years I've stopped eating pork, idk why but my body just doesn't seem to like it.
I also don't eat shellfish.

I voted vegetarian but only because that's the closest to my current diet...I eat meat sometimes but rarely. I think fish is my overall preference in regards to meat as it's pretty easy to digest, especially tuna which I used to have as a kid. I can't believe now I had ham sandwiches at school every day...things have definitely changed since then. Come to think of it sausages was one of my favourite meals as a child! I can't remember the last time I had a sausage! Certainly haven't this year...I used to totally love sausages come to think of it...

I'm fond of soups and I used to have quite a lot of the meat variations of soups last year, beef broth, chicken broth, etc, but the actual meat content in these is like below 5% of the whole soup, so it's not that much in comparison really. But I'd recommend these if you want to eat meat but not too much. It's kind of meat watered down really (literally, what with soup being a large part water!)

I voted fish, because where I live is a seafood nirvana.

I like all the choices in the poll however, it's all good..

C -

It is all good... Fish, beef, chicken, pork.

Most veggies are good too.   

Chrissy

I prefer fish, and lean a little bit to the more into veggies side.

Quote from: Dietlind on April 16, 2019, 08:22:12 PM
I prefer fish, and lean a little bit to the more into veggies side.

Except you do not like catfish!

I like big scallops.  Not a fish, but good.


Chrissy

I'm vegan

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Quote from: ChrissyRyan on April 16, 2019, 08:38:10 PM

Except you do not like catfish!

I like big scallops.  Not a fish, but good.


Chrissy

Yes, when I come to visit you for dinner, please don't serve catfish!