Australia’s Consul selling beef in Shanghai: US vs Aussie beef, which will you choose?

[+4vsgorillas-Apebane]

@Jlaw , @+4vsgorillas-Apebane , @Götterdämmerung , I am hearing lots of various opinion on healthy diet. From what I hear about many conventional eating habits (meat, diary products etc. consumption, sugar intake etc.), I understand something is seriously misplaced.

What would be your advice as to a basic healthy diet? How to replace (and what to replace) the basics such as meat, milk, and sugar? Your opinions?

From my experience, moderation is key. Cut out a certain food group and craving will take over and encourage cheating a diet.

You can go full vegetarian, I know of one way to do it and I've stayed for years. Just tell your closet friends and family that you are vegetarian and your ego and inner voice will be unable to ever back out and give up.

I eat lots of vegetables and moderate soy and eggs for protein. Bland as hell but it makes you strong, not in showy muscles but strong like a sinewy peasant.

Qiu Chuji, the legendary Taoist was a vegetarian and he lived 400 years and killed corrupt officials for sport. At least on t.v.

Also just as important, if not more so is exercise and sleep.

 

[Götterdämmerung]

@Jlaw , @+4vsgorillas-Apebane , @Götterdämmerung , I am hearing lots of various opinion on healthy diet. From what I hear about many conventional eating habits (meat, diary products etc. consumption, sugar intake etc.), I understand something is seriously misplaced.

What would be your advice as to a basic healthy diet? How to replace (and what to replace) the basics such as meat, milk, and sugar? Your opinions?

My diet:

1. Avoid anything from the US.
2. 2/3 vegetable, 1/3 protein.
3. drink as little milk as possible, since I love cheese, I buy raw milk cheese (I know most of you would run when you smell cheese ). Milk substitute is either almond milk or soy milk.
4. nearly zero sugar at home (though I do love cakes when I'm at a café), if I use sugar, I either use stevia or even better unrefined coconut blossom sugar. Never ever use artificial sugar!!!
5. Though I love my pasta and German bread, I eat as little as possible, like one slice of bread for breakfast and once a week pasta. Otherwise lots of veg and a little bit of meat/ fish.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

You should be extremely vigilant. England and USA have long history of using biological weapons. From endgenocide website:

Sir Jeffrey Amherst, commander-in-chief of British forces in North America, wrote to Colonel Henry Bouquet at Fort Pitt:

“You will do well to try to inoculate the Indians [with smallpox] by means of blankets, as well as to try every other method, that can serve to extirpate this execrable race.”

Consequently, settlers spread smallpox to the Native Americans by distributing blankets previously owned by contagious patients."

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Ah! So people are admitting it was the British military who were the one's wiping out the Native Americans well before the US even existed..

@Syed.Ali.Haider

A big day on PDF.

 

[Sanchez]

I look at the aussies similar to Koreans or Vietnamese. They suck from China but return with unwanted attacks to China.

I prefer the US beef.

 

[Vassnti]

US farming

Aussie farming

No GMO, no hormones no antibiotics, no not every cow gets a cap.
If you want to eat a cow that gets to walk around and eat grass then buy the Aussie.
If you want to eat a cow that stands around in a pen and eat what ever is in the pellets that come down the conveyor belt buy the US

and for our Hindu friends our lamb is free range as well

 

[Russell]

Tbf - aussie beef on the whole in pretty freaking awesome.

I know things like Wagyu are on a different level, but that's a niche market. I don't know too many people who can afford to have wagyu steak on a regular basis.

 

[VCheng]

Sir Jeffrey Amherst, commander-in-chief of British forces in North America, wrote to Colonel Henry Bouquet at Fort Pitt:

“You will do well to try to inoculate the Indians [with smallpox] by means of blankets, as well as to try every other method, that can serve to extirpate this execrable race.”

Consequently, settlers spread smallpox to the Native Americans by distributing blankets previously owned by contagious patients."

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Ah! So people are admitting it was the British military who were the one's wiping out the Native Americans well before the US even existed..

@Syed.Ali.Haider

A big day on PDF.

Not really. The devil is still white.

When facts cannot fight prejudice, hatred prevails, perhaps by design.

Beef from USA is poisoned. From livescience website:


You should be extremely vigilant. England and USA have long history of using biological weapons. From endgenocide website:

I like my poison in thick slabs like these:

Thanksgiving Dinner-9727 by VCheng Photos, on Flickr

 

[TaiShang]

Thank you, @Jlaw , @+4vsgorillas-Apebane , @Götterdämmerung for the suggestions, which have several common points:

1. Moderation in what we consume.
2. Less (or no) milk but soy or almond milk
3. No artificial sugar.
4. Less meat; and preferably fish over read meat.

I know, instinctually perhaps as I grow up like that, cold and warm food/fruit/vegetables and like to stick with that @Jlaw , although not always.

Another rule is perhaps is to consume fruit/vegetables in their natural growing season.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

US farming
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LOL! they are not all like that. Most are mom and pop farms like this one:

When you see them eating out of troughs that probably isn't their main food supply.

 

[Jlaw]

My diet:

1. Avoid anything from the US.
2. 2/3 vegetable, 1/3 protein.
3. drink as little milk as possible, since I love cheese, I buy raw milk cheese (I know most of you would run when you smell cheese ). Milk substitute is either almond milk or soy milk.
4. nearly zero sugar at home (though I do love cakes when I'm at a café), if I use sugar, I either use stevia or even better unrefined coconut blossom sugar. Never ever use artificial sugar!!!
5. Though I love my pasta and German bread, I eat as little as possible, like one slice of bread for breakfast and once a week pasta. Otherwise lots of veg and a little bit of meat/ fish.

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[Place Of Space]

US farming
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Aussie farming

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No GMO, no hormones no antibiotics, no not every cow gets a cap.
If you want to eat a cow that gets to walk around and eat grass then buy the Aussie.
If you want to eat a cow that stands around in a pen and eat what ever is in the pellets that come down the conveyor belt buy the US

and for our Hindu friends our lamb is free range as well
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Oh, sht, sht, sht! What stuff the A-murika feed their pitiful cows? I make choice of the ones growing up from Aussie pasture.

 

[AndrewJin]

Oh, sht, sht, sht! What stuff the A-murika feed their pitiful cows? I make choice of the ones growing up from Aussie pasture.

Australian or New Zealander beef slice is my fabourate dish for hot pot.

 

[AndrewJin]

My diet:

1. Avoid anything from the US.
2. 2/3 vegetable, 1/3 protein.
3. drink as little milk as possible, since I love cheese, I buy raw milk cheese (I know most of you would run when you smell cheese ). Milk substitute is either almond milk or soy milk.
4. nearly zero sugar at home (though I do love cakes when I'm at a café), if I use sugar, I either use stevia or even better unrefined coconut blossom sugar. Never ever use artificial sugar!!!
5. Though I love my pasta and German bread, I eat as little as possible, like one slice of bread for breakfast and once a week pasta. Otherwise lots of veg and a little bit of meat/ fish.

Is it even possible to avoid milk in Germany? U know in China, fresh soy bean milk is part of our breakfast. In Shanghai, every convenient shop sells fresh soy bean milk just like how western cafe sells fresh coffee. There is one soy bean milk shop in my community selling all kinds of milk, they can add red bean, black rice, walnut, etc.

Thank you, @Jlaw , @+4vsgorillas-Apebane , @Götterdämmerung for the suggestions, which have several common points:

1. Moderation in what we consume.
2. Less (or no) milk but soy or almond milk
3. No artificial sugar.
4. Less meat; and preferably fish over read meat.

I know, instinctually perhaps as I grow up like that, cold and warm food/fruit/vegetables and like to stick with that @Jlaw , although not always.

Another rule is perhaps is to consume fruit/vegetables in their natural growing season.

I drink soy bean milk every day. I never drink bottled one, freshly made soy bean milk can be bought everywhere in Wuhan. And we eat fish! Wuhan is famous for fish cuisine! Chairman Mao once praised our fish and wrote a poem about it! Though we do not have really good air quality, our life expectancy is over 80 year old!

 

[bbccdd1470]

Australian or New Zealander beef slice is my fabourate dish for hot pot.

In HK, we can buy a lots of beefs from different country. And since my family own a frozen meat store, I think New Zealand beefs taste the best, the rest are depended on what parts and what kind of beef you are eating. I once tried a Canadian beef in Alberta when I visited there, they are good too.

 

[AndrewJin]

In HK, we can buy a lots of beefs from different country. And since my family own a frozen meat store, I think New Zealand beefs taste the best, the rest are depended on what parts and what kind of beef you are eating. I once tried a Canadian beef in Alberta when I visited there, they are good too.

In hot pot restaurants, both are popular!