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Anyway, it was nice chatting :) See you around!

Yeah, one day maybe.

anyway ^^

But with this kind of speech/idea he'll never make it. That's too bad

What's interesting about him is that he's not vegan or anything but he know the health and climate implication of the meat industry, and he wants to fight it.

@Zanna +1

But yeah it's a shame to see no move from anyone powerful. The only French candidate that is supporting the removal of Meat from France will never pass ...

haha

(I'm bad at history, sorry for that ^^)

I guess it's the same by looking at how people are thinking about the planet, 100 years ago nobody cared about the global warming... Now it's everywhere.

It's slowly coming to France, nothing is impossible o/

I've tried the burger last time I was here, I'm trying the pizza on saturday. Delicious !

vegan burgers and pizzas

btw, if any of you go on Paris: hankrestaurant.com

I think if you stay in big cities, english is enough to get around. But if you want to visits the heart of France, french is a requirement I think ^^

Nop, as a matter of fact I'm going back in a few hours for a long weekend. But each time it's like getting back to middle age.

@DavidS I come from a small French town, I'm not aware of any veggie place. :/

@DavidS It makes sense, being along and having to rely on yourself, is a great experience. You learn so much about yourself when you're alone with yourself, and not trying to "be someone" for the others.

I was "forced" to cook when I moved out and now I happily spend hours in the kitchen trying to follow <awesome vegan recipe>.

I think moving out and being alone (i.e. not with the parents) is also helpful to start cooking more and trying new recipes :)

@DavidS I see, thanks for the advice :)

Do you usually buy seeds? Or directly plants?

was it worth it? :D

niice :)

@DavidS Soo nice, how do you do that? Is it on your garden ?

because apparently 90% of "wazabi" is not wazabi but rather a cheaper substance. Whereas raw wazabi is really hot and not what we have in japaneses restaurants

I guess it was about this thewasabicompany.co.uk

I've seen a documentary on the only guy in the UK making his own wasabi, it was quite fascinating !

I see, and in french, épicé (~= heat) and épice (~= spice) are so alike ...

Exactly

("hot" spices ? ^^' )

Hum, let me find the difference

I can't stand spice at all. I wonder how people can like that, I guess it's a question of habits.

yeah it's good to mix the culture

haha

* open the notebook *

@Zanna I waited until 19 when I started going vegetarian. ^^

Yeah, and I think at that time, people would want meat, cheese and all the food they couldn't have during the ware

Hummus, what more do you want?

nice

* bookmarking that *

interesting ...

Do you think the hippie movement could be related to veganism?

I was certainly harder and people, in a post-war time, would not think at all about it and would want only to "enjoy"...

10/10

@DavidS Yeah and assumed knowledge is hard to change also.

@DavidS I remember this funny story. My father did a biology degree (40 years ago) before doing something totally unrelated. And he told be that he knew more about this than me because I was doing computer science and not biology. :facepalm:

:wave: hi!

oh ? :0 edit: yay !